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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1923

Page

11

Roads and Countryside Now Offer Their Best to Motorists

Waterloo to be a draw for travelers as the limber route from Santa Ana to Tillmock and beyond is outlined. Mr. Lincoln praises low travel costs and good weather except for Nebraska’s cloudburst. Waterloo council eyes paved streets as a tourist lure, with chimes drawing visitors to First Presbyterian Church and Lincoln Park filling with autos from nearby counties. Detours around Clear Lake and paving updates along routes to Cedar Falls and Algona offer scenic farm viewing and easy access to the lake region. Kentucky expands motor vehicle registrations, signaling broader mobility growth.

Santa Ana Cal Tillmock Ore Columbia River Portland Bolsa Pocatello Idaho Ogden Evanston Utah California Lincoln Courier Nebraska Waterloo First Presbyterian Church Black Hawk County Lincoln Park Oranges Township Hudson Cedar Falls State Teachers College Clear Lake Ventura Charles City Algona Wesley Iowa Algona Ia Ledyard Lake Smte

Buffalo Opens New N M A Touring Bureau at Statler

Buffalo becomes the latest N M A branch with a Statler hotel bureau managed by Robert B. Hill. Bay 28 marked the opening with BE. M. Statler enrolled as first member as the association expands across western New York. A modern feature will broadcast weekly radio road reports and stolen car alerts. A full stock of route cards tour books pamphlets atlases and road data is stocked to aid motorists with routes east and nearby Buffalo. National headquarters supplied resources to establish the bureau following complaints about touring information.

Buffalo National Motorists’ Association M M. A Statler Robert B. Hill Bay 28 BE. M. Statler New York State Motorists’ Association Hil Bufato

Motorcars Bring Better Schools to Country Districts

Senator Arthur Capper argues in Advertising Fort that motorcars and motor trucks boost rural education and living conditions. He envisions consolidated schools, mobile transport gathering children from miles around, and homes for teachers, as roads and gasoline expand rural centers and horizons.

Arthur Capper U. S Bagasolina

Iowa Auto Fees Seen Near Nine Million Dollars

Des Moines report details four months of 1923 registrations totaling 7.89 million dollars from 491,628 vehicles. Officials estimate that about nine million will be collected for the year, noting mid year receipts nearly matched all of 1922. Economic forecasts tie revenue to farm prosperity and widespread car ownership in Iowa.

Des Moines Lowe Auto Owners W. M. Calladay Motor Vehicle Department Secretary of State Iowa Holladay

Franklin sedan sets long distance Detroit to Grand Rapids record

A 4 Franklin sedan with four passengers drove 331 miles round trip from Detroit to Grand Rapids and back on May 4 covering 165.5 miles each way at averages of 44.5 mph and 43.2 mph, with 285 miles on gravel and 46 on concrete. The run was led by Charles Messmore and supported by A B Tobias C A Brady and E H Schumacher.

Syracuse N. Y Franklin Detroit Grand Rapids Charles Messmore A. B. Tobias C. A. Brady Detroit-Franklin Company E. H. Schumacher Detroit Free Press

Twelve Million Motorists Warned Drive Carefully

The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce warns twelve million motorists as summer travel rises. Seven cautions urge safe driving, including brake maintenance, courtesy on the road, and avoiding haste. The piece implies a drive toward reducing accidents by targeting a reckless minority.

National Automobile Chamber of Commerce Automobile World Lane Drivers Club

Notre Dame Seminary Graduates Four In Independence

The Notre Dame seminary in Independence held graduation exercises Friday evening at St. John’s Auditorium at 3 o’clock. Four young women graduated: Gertrude Markey, Anna Toore, Anna Hannan, and Helen Damec. The class flower was the sweet pea, colors apple green and cerise, motto “Quod, tho the rocks be rugged.” Afterward H. F. Lincoln and family presented a program by Jeff Waterloo, then diplomas were presented. Very Rev. W. Donohue gave an address. The graduates had completed their studies after a motor trip to the class.

Independence, In Notre Dame Seminary St. John’s Auditorium Gertrude Markey Anna Toore Anna Hannan Helen Damec H. FE. Lincoln Jeff Waterloo California W. T Donohue

Wallace lauds A A A at 21st annual meeting in New York

Henry C. Wallace secretary of agriculture was principal speaker at the twenty first annual meeting of the American Automobile Association at the Biltmore hotel New York City May 22. About 160 delegates representing major clubs attended. Thomas Henry President of Detroit was elected president for the ensuing year with G Roy Hill Minneapolis as secretary and William C Kirby Chicago as treasurer. Twelve clubs were admitted, boosting total AAA membership to over 300000, as resolutions urged nonpolitical highway policy and government responsibility for building and maintaining highways across unappropriated lands and federal reserves. Wallace praised the AAA for aiding federal highway aid and discussed department scientists work on road materials and drainage.

Henry C. Wallace American Automobile Association Biltmore New York City George Chicago Charles A.J. Frazer Massachusetts P. J. Walk~er California Frank 5 Gold Minnesota Frank Wallace A. A.A Agricultural Department James W. Inches Detroit Robert P. Hooper Philadelphia Pennsylvania

Cedar Rapids Loses Trophy to Waterloo Insurance Office

Merla J. Brown and A. E. Haswell of Equitable Life Insurance in New York win permanent possession of the district trophy for most insurance written. Waterloo office led Cedar Rapids for six months, and the trophy will be on display at Joe Paul Davis store starting Monday.

Merla J. Brown A. E. Has Equitable Life Insurance Company New York Waterloo Cedar Rapids Cnp Joe Paul Davis Monay

Iowa Auctioneers Meet At Iowa Falls

Towa Falls June 2 The city will host the twenty second annual Iowa auctioneers convention on June 6 and 7 with salesmen gathering to discuss the profession long seen as a public necessity. Col A F P Mason of Union is president Coll Levi of Marshalltown is vice president and H W Tremanhu ser of Waterloo is secretary treasurer.

Towa Falls Iowa Col. A. FP. Mason Union State Association Coll. Levi Marshalltown H. W. Tremanhauser Waterloo Treasur

Storm Damage in Reinbeck Area Reports Widespread Destruction

Reinbeck Iowa June 2 a Tuesday storm caused extensive damage across farms and outbuildings. A cattle shed was carried across a road. a house roof was damaged. a barn fell and fences were destroyed. Wind mills sheds and silos suffered damage at several farms. Thelma Davis, public librarian, declined a $15 raise.

Reinbeck John Ramsey George Lynch Morrison Wheil Mooty Alex Stewart Publie

Women Influence Motor Regulations and Traffic

Washington reports show women taking active roles in motor clubs shaping traffic rules and watercar regulation. National Motorists Association notes women drive cars, join clubs, and seek better conditions, aiming for co operation with lawmakers as open elections expand female public office.

Washington D. C N. M.A Fred Caley National Motorists Association NM. A

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