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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1920

Page

10

Consolidation of Iowa Rural Schools Expands

Des Moines July 20 Consolidated schools in Iowa have closed 800 one room rural schools and transport over 50,000 children daily under Gov. W. L. Harding's review. By July 1, 1919 the state counted 230 consolidated schools, now 407 districts vote consolidation, with over 1,800 four year high school graduates. New districts form rapidly. living and salary terms for superintendents attract staff, aiding teacher recruitment while many one room schools remain.

Des Moines Iowa W. L. Harding Remak& Country Schools Pisgah Harrison County Boxholm Boxholm Hool Alta Consolidated School Ie -Consolidated High School Glee Roland P. BR. McNenahan Harding Tipton Huron Townhip Teast Henao

Typhoid Cases and Deaths Reported in Pella

Three typhoid cases with three deaths are reported in Pella. The outbreak trace points to a well that was used twice daily. Over 400 residents have been vaccinated. The state health board dispatches typhoid vaccine to St Pleasant where routine vaccination is practiced. Statewide health conditions are broadly good.

Nes Moines State Board of Earth Pella State Health Board St. Pleasant

$750,000 Corporation Formed in Waterloo

A $750,000 corporation named the Guaranee Mortgage & Securities Co. was formed in Waterloo with objective to buy and sell bonds mortgages securities and contracts, loan money, buy and hold real estate. Seven thousand five hundred shares are authorized with common stock. Business may start when $90,000 has been subscribed. Officers: J. W. Dwyer resident, A. C. Ot arbock vice president, H. Pietsch secretary and treasurer.

Waterloo

PeTourist Leaves for Distant Point

Gore is Albert Martin a detained tramp aged 48 with one leg. He has been in detention hospital 19 days claiming tuberculosis and financial embarrassment. He says he was infected after stepping on a pussy ngil in Cincinnati six years ago. he arrived from Butte Montana. Fr A Sporle overseer of the poor arranged his transfer to a distant point.

Gore Albert Martin Martin Cincinnati Butte Mont A. Sporle A L. Aangtann Muri Merewes Federation Willian Guthrie Cly New York Hach Strawberry Point Worthington Sithin Detbl Dairy Day Association Funny Bureau Exry Harry 4 Utley Don A. Prousendr Servics Lave Latt Camp Perry Hele Auites Fanning- Mre Wo. Farwell MD. Yor Mildred Anamusa Joseph Hutchingon Ia Stochester Minn Z. W. Merman The Manchester Democrat Minchester Gs. Kerman SR. Beatty Methodist Church Kathryn Aurela Lake J. Frederick Cedar Rapids BE. E. Morse East Howard Street Mr. Frederick Main Street C. G. Yoran

Big Iowa snake ten feet long recalled in Des Moines

Des Moines reports recollections of Iowa's largest snake. The creature was reportedly ten feet long, terrorized a Knoxville area, and was lured from a hole with smoke into a cabin on wheels before being moved to a circus. An associated tale mentions a captive stone-eater named Brunda found on a northern island and stories about its diet and habits.

Des Moines Edgar R. Harlandes Iowa BE l L. Peters Kimball D. Allen Hickey School Knoxville

Stone eater in France described by historian

Theophile Benoit, a French writer and historian, describes a northern France man named Brunda who reportedly swallowed flints and marble, describing a large gullet, strong teeth, corrosive saliva, and a unusually deep stomach as factors in his extraordinary eating of stones.

Brunda Theophile Benoit France Benoit

Youth travels like a dog. women frightened at Byrnes park

Reported sightings describe a young man moving on hands and knees, darting from bushes and startling picnickers at Byrnes park. Women fled in fear though no physical contact is confirmed, while the article digresses into biblical references about the number three.

Byrnes Park

Timepieces by first American clockmaker still run

Fragmented notes recount early American clockmaking from Luther Goddard to Edward Howard, with references to antique works in Roxbury and a quirky anecdote about a factory worker who claimed seven watches a day. The piece blends local notices, travel bits, and scattered obituaries and society items.

FIRST U.S IM Terry Canigecticut Isaddie EH Tarry J Sone Adams Jefferson Luther Goddard Massachusetts America Luther Edward Howard Hingham Howard Roxbury Bartlett

Dairy Day at Delhi Set for August 4

Dairy Day at Delhi becomes an annual Delaware County event with Harvest Home flavor. The program includes remarks by Hon. Gilbert N. Haugen, chairman of the House Agriculture Committee.

Anchester Dell Delaware County Gilbert N. Haugen House Committee On Agriculture

Pittman law blamed for silver market boost

A sanitized Naval era style notice accuses Senator Pittman of political graft via a Pittman law that commits the treasury to buy bullion at one dollar per ounce, inflating silver value. It claims the law benefits Nevada Democrats and calls for elimination when Congress reconvenes. The item also mentions King George V’s youth and a tangled promotional quip about an Oxford sale.

Jenver Pittman Navada

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