All Motorbusses Licenses in Water loo Dispute
Water loo officials confront a legal tangle over three interurban motorbus lines from Charles City Cedar Falls and Was terloo operating since May 1 without proper licenses. The Red Ball Transporta tion company via Helen Schultz seeks injunctive relief while Cedar Falls and Waterloo face injunction suits and license fee disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cédar Falls
Charles City
Cedar Falls
Wasterloo
Waterloo
Motorbus
Johnson Motorbus Company
Charles C. MacKay
Paul RR. Ryberg
H., Seroy
A. E. Johnson
Red Ball Transportation Company
Helen Schultz
Aeb. Gnagy
Harry M. Reed
Paul R. Ryberg
H. A. Pomeroy
Ellen Schultz
A.B. Johnson
Helen
Johnson
Spanish War Vets Host G A R Picnic July 4
Spanish American and Civil War veterans will unite for a July 4 picnic at Hanna's Grove, hosted by the Fred Willer camp of U S W, with J A Trimble announcing the plan. Phil Hahha, honorary member, has offered his country home for the event, which begins at 9 am and includes a noon dinner. Transportation from Memorial Hall is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Trimble
Fred Willier
Hanna‘s Grove
Cedar Faille Road
Phil
Hahha
Mexico
Porto Rico
National
Rie
Helan Gould
Memorial Hall
Radio in the Home Explains Condenser Seesaw Analogy
Henry M. Nefly compares a condenser to a see-saw and twin water tanks to illustrate how a variable condenser alternates currents. The piece explains how two tanks exchange flow, leakage, and automatic rebalancing to describe condenser action in radio circuits.
Understanding the condenser and radio tuning mechanics
The article explains how condensers store energy not as electricity but as a driving force for current. It describes plate polarization, potential differences, and oscillating currents up to millions of times per second. It covers tuning coils, detectors, and the role of receiving condensers in strengthening signals for radio headphones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publin Ledger Company
Radio and Spark Coil Currents In Radio Transmission
Karl C on Lackum explains how radio transmitters generate currents with spark coils and transformers. He details primary and secondary windings, interrupters, and power limits for amateurs, plus the role of condensers, discharge gaps, and oscillatory circuits in producing and receiving radio waves.
Little Church Mouse Recounts Life in a Grand Cathedral
A curious tale follows Miss Mouse, living alone in a large church. She enjoys freedom, food from church nooks, and distance from pantry secrets. Her dignity clashes with cousins who pity the church mouse for a life among pews and pipe organs.
Poor Church Mouse Comes to Quiet Realization
Two caretakers debate the fate of a church mouse named Monge. One calls her poor yet proud for living in a church, while Miss Mouse rebukes the view, arguing that poverty or status depends on how one sees things.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claca Hemegel
Denmerk
Wis
Miss Mouse
Permits for Small Building Projects This Week
Edward Mahnke, building commissioner, reports ten building permits issued this week with total value of 1800 dollars. Projects include one residence, a small store building, two private garages, and related work. Names listed include Grant Wl Kent, Tah Swift & Co, John Popstrats, and W HL Howrey with various additions and rerooting tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mahnke
Com‘missioner
Kent
Andrew, Petersen
Earage
Swift _ & Co
Hare
Ren
Robins
Clay
W. HL
Howrey
U. BL
Park
John Popstrats
Ammican
Lutherans Defeat Mobile Red Sox 6-0 on Heech Street Diamond
The First Lutheran Brotherhood baseball team beat the Mobile Red Sox six to nil. Pitcher Holmes hurled a near no hitter, Lutherans extending a six game win streak. They plan a Cedarway River park showdown with Walkover Tuesday and the First Baptists next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Brotherhood
Mobile Red Sox
Heech Street
Holmes
Cedway River Park
At & P.m
First Baptists
Moblie
Hanno—O
Ratters Holm
Reilke
Gugin J
Hyford
Woman too weak to walk cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Union Village Vermont resident shares a letter praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound noting she was weak and nervous for weeks and after taking seven bottles regained strength to work nine hours daily in a steam laundry. The message urges sick women to seek the remedy at first sign of trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Village
Lydia Brinkham
L. A. Guimann
Vermont
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Alphonse
Gaston
Council
Sac City
Mabel Mandernack
Odebolt
By Henry M. Nfely
Karl C
Lackum
Tadio
K. W
Zee Ats
Sandman
Fla. Wai Rer
Churcie Mouse
Church Mouse
Lutherans
Westfields
Waterloo Westfields
North End
Wedar River Park
G. E. Broell
Witty Street
Westfield
Oary
Fay
Butch
Bowman
M. G. Bowman
Facel
Greater Waterloo Asso
Llation
North Poyner Township
Dewar
Department of Agriculture
Nash
West Motor Sales CO
Jefferson St
Gates Waterloo Business College
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