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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1926

Page

12

Heavy Rains Boost Iowa Crops in I C Area Report Says

The weekly crop report from the Illinois Central railroad notes heavy rains soaked the ground and spurred strong growth across crops in the Iowa area. Corn and oats acreage hit about 100 percent of normal, with oats at 96 percent. fields are generally in good shape and corn has been plowed a second time. Plan Bank re opening Alta State Bank June 18. S: Plans underway for re organization and reopening after freeze of assets.

Iowa Illinois Central Railroad Alto Plan Bank Alta Alta State Bank Eaco Ison

Sixty One New Lawyers Granted Practice in Iowa

Des Moines reports that 61 applicants passed the state bar exams and are allowed to practice law in Iowa. Notable entries include Arthur Petrie of Ottumwa who is blind and Robert McDonald who completed exams in a hospital in Iowa City. The class features two women Josephine Ainsworth and Elizabeth Rudolph and includes John W. Kimball of Council Bluffs and John Patrick Tinley Jr. of the Tinley family.

Des Moines State University Towa Iver Arthur Julius Petrie Ottumwa Robert Hood McDonald Iowa City Josephine Ainsworth West

Display Uses Rug Illusion At Selzer's Furniture Store

Seph Martin Emmert of Atlantic son of Dr Joseph M Emmert linked to the first parole board in town. A window display at 617 Commercial Street features a linoleum rug that appears to topple a large plate glass pane, with close inspection revealing the trick.

Seph Martin Emmert Atlantic Joseph M. Emmert Board of Parole Selzer’s Commercial Street

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