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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1925

Page

10

Regional Clothiers Meet to Discuss Industry Problems

About 100 clothiers from the northeast district gathered at Hotel Russell-Lamson to discuss trade challenges. J A Wadlbank presided with Mayor Gnagy welcoming delegates. Charles Wry outlined national perspectives, followed by talks from Den Bear Fred Berg Frank H French and Fred Young. Luncheon occurred at noon and several delegates planned golf in the afternoon.

Retail Clothiers’ Association Hotel Russell-Lamson J. A. Wadlbank Pleasant A. B. Gnagy Marty D. Simon Waterloo State Association Charles &. Wry Chicago National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers den’ Bear Decorah Fred R. Berg Frank H. French Cedar Rapids Fred Young Mount Vernon Anselm Frankel Des Moines Hotel Russell-Lamson Association

Salesman Fined $30 for Reckless Driving

A. B. Olson, a Des Moines salesman, was found guilty of reckless driving and fined $20 and costs by Judge J. C. Beem after his car struck a Missouri couple, Mr. and Mrs. H. Le Brooks, on July 1 the Bogie Center road. The Brooks woman was seriously injured. The judge took the matter under advisement on July 13.

A. B. Olson Des Moines J. C. Beem Olson H. le Brooks Missouri Brooks Boem

Three More Trains Flippers Fined In Illinois Central Case

Three more men named Peter Johnson Del bert Coss and Edward Scanlon were arrested by a police officer for flipping trains on the Illinois Central line. They were fined 8.50 and costs and received three days in jail.

Illinois Central Peter Johnson Delbert Coss Edward Scanlon

City invites bids for fall and winter coal supply

City Clerk Charles MacKay sent letters to dealers calling for bids on coal to be supplied for the coming fall and winter. Bids offered Monday were rejected due to a misunderstanding of specifications. The notice requests bids on Franklin county Illinois coal of the same standard quality.

Barmers Danzig Pillars Charles MacKay MacKay Franklin County Iinois Cou

Chapmin Will Bequeaths Estate to Wife and Children

In probate proceedings M. P. Chapmin leaves all personal property to his wife Hannah and one third of real property to her. The remaining two thirds of real property are divided equally among his children. The will was executed at Slayton Minnesota.

Clerk of District Court M. P. Chapmin Hannah Slayton Minn

Many Nations to Enter Antimalarial Congress

Rome reports the first international Anti Malarial congress will convene October 4 to 6 with broad global participation. Expected American attendees include General Cumming of the Public Health Board, Col. Russell of the Rockefeller Foundation, and officials Strong, Bass, Fricks, and Deeks.

Rome Euurope North South America Asi P India British Dominions Japan Turkey General Cumming United States’ ‘Public Health Board Col. Russel Rockefeller Foundation Prefs Strong, Bass, Fricks Deeks

Tax official notes land wealth measured by porch pillars

Neuteich reports the tax collector in the Free City of Danzig struggles to determine farm sizes. A longstanding custom marks wealth by porch pillars, with each pillar representing one huf or hoof, revealing how landowning farmers gauge value.

Neuteich Free City of Danzig

Oelwein Hosts First Circus in Nine Years

Oelwein Iowa on July 40 welcomed its first circus in nine years as Selly-Flato performed for packed afternoon and smaller evening crowds. Officials report a capacity of about 2,80 attendees and note wealthy farmers substituting marble pillars for wood in local constructions amid similar trends in Neuteth.

Neuteth Oelwein O¢elwein

Child Saved After Fall Into Cistern in Reinbeck

Three year old Robert Nissen, son of Hugo Nissen of Lincoln, visiting Mrs. Mary Peyers and William Nissen in Reinbeck, fell into an eight foot cistern with four feet of water while playing in a yard. Swift action by William Nissen, at home nearby, who jumped into the cistern, saved the child.

Reinbeck Robert Hugo Nissen Lincoln Mary Peyers William Nis Sen William Nissan Wig

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