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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1925

Page

8

Cummins Aide Named For Des Moines Campaign Office

Des Moines reports Mrs Emma K Blaise will head Senator Cummins Des Moines office in Fleming Building handling correspondence and details of a statewide get out the vote plan as Cummins prepares for the 1926 primary. She has prior campaign experience dating to 1908 and later served in Governor Clarke’s administration.

Des Moines Y A. B. Cummins Emma K. Blaise Fleming Building Cummins Clarke Kite Harding Kendall Iowa Washington Republians Congress William M. Butler Republican National Committee West Coast Middlewest

Illinois boosters plan Iowa visit amid coal burn reports

A booster club from Zeigler in Franklin County Illinois announces a weeklong trip starting June 22 to visit Waterloo Iowa. The trip follows reports about coal handling and related industrial activity affecting the region.

Zeigler Franklins County Illinois Iowa

Waterlogo Promoted by Band and Entertainers Event

On Wednesday June 24 at 6:76 p m boosters arrived with a Jaaf band and a crowd attracting company. Speakers extolled the greatness of Quigler and its chief product.

Man in County Jail on Liquor Charge Faces Tougher Charge

Thomas Bekler, already serving a long county jail term for liquor violations, failed to break law revendtty and is bound over to the grand jury on a more serious charge. He and another inmate worked on a county road gang when a jail window bar was sawn open. Sheriff Willey found Bekler red handed and obtained a confession about using saws and sawing bars. Bekler came here two years ago for paving on the Grant highway, later marrying, with prior time in two penitentiaries in another state. If not pleading guilty to a county information, he will be held for the grand jury meeting Lent 24. Burnnimage, V. M. A. Friday and Saturday, 8 to 9 p.m.

Independence Thomas Bekler Grand ‘Jury Mekler Sheri? H Willey Bastle Eckler Ile Grant Highway Tie Othar Pavala Jquitty

Sunsweet Cant FORNIA Prunes 2 lb carton or bulk

A grocer promotes Sunsweet Cant FORNIA prunes in a new 2 lb carton or bulk from the regular 25 lb box. The ad claims two fair trials using a recipe that showcases the fruit as healthful, economical, and flavorful.

Health exam plan urges routine checks for all ages

A statement by Dr. Kaven Emtergen in Minneapolis supports periodic health examinations for men women and children of all ages. The plan, endorsed by the American Medical Association and the National Tuberculosis Association, outlines intervals by age from pregnancy checks to seniors, advocating regular tests for weight, urine albumin and sugar, and blood pressure with increasing frequency at older ages.

Kaven Emtergen New York City National ‘Tuberculosis Association American Medical Association National Tubercellosis Association Hmerson

Farmers Hopeful Despite Poor Crops Outlook

Farmers across southern Iowa Kansas Oklahoma and Texas face poor crop conditions yet remain hopeful. The harvest outlook shows stressed yields and cautious forecasts from local ag officials. Farmers adapt by adjusting planting plans and seeking relief programs as weather and markets influence outcomes.

Kenyon reports mixed crop conditions across Texas and Oklahoma

J. S. Kenyon returned from a legal business trip to Waltere Oklahoma and describes wheat six to fourteen inches tall in northern Texas and southern Oklahoma. Harvesting is about complete while rainfall is uneven, causing both flooding and drought in spots. Cotton lags behind due to spring rains, with some seed not yet up. Corn across the south is knee high. Despite crop stresses, farmers remain optimistic, aided by food crops and favorable prices last year.

J. S. Kenyon Waltere Okla Texas Oklahoma Kenyon Drouth

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