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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
14
City council board concludes thirty-eighth session with increased assessments for about 104 properties after protests. Tonight will decide if objections justify higher taxes. final valuations to be certified to city assessor Townsley before June 20 deadline.
A remark notes that 300,000 in the recent work saw unprecedented lack of complaints about inequitable assessment. The statement implies a record low level of grievances compared with any previous year.
Paul Porter will lead Friday events at Yehuson's pavilion in Waterloo, promoting a summer series of semi private, supervised dances for clean amusement. Several top orchestras from the region have been booked for the season.
An extra loop car placed to move crowds to Electric Park derailed at 9 05 p m near the park on a siding. Occupants were only slightly jolted, streetcar traffic interrupted briefly. Workmen, aided by a service car, labored at noon to retrack the car.
Word reached the local offices of Chicago Great Western railway of the resignation of W. Th. MacFarland general passenger agent Chicago. He, known in Waterloo, will enter business. A. W. Noyes, formerly assistant general passenger agent, will fill the vacancy.
Waterloo All Star baseball team meets Westfield Athletic Club at League Park this afternoon. Allen and Thornton form the All Star battery. This is the second matchup after Westfield defeated the colored team 14 to 6 last Saturday. Thornton to pitch. game precedes Washburn appearance Sunday.
Thea Bustle of Sik stars in a Paramount production with Bully Compson and Conway Tarto at the Crystal Theatre. Cyril Chadwick Anna Q. Nilsson Les White Charles Stevenson and Temper Pigott support, with praise for Compson and Conway Turle. Also in theater listings is The Veiled Woman and Reed adaptation The Yelled Woman at nearby venues.
A vintage ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for tired feet. It promises reduced friction, blister prevention, and relief from stings in new shoes. Includes a free trial package and a walking doll offer. Sold everywhere, address given as ALLAIN'S FOOT-FHASH, LeRoy, NV.
Critics hail Java Tread as spectacular in George Melford's latest Paramount picture.
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