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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1929

Page

8

Iowa Prosperous Building Brisk Stops Promising

Iowa business conditions improve with farm and manufacturing gains, bank clearings up vs last year, and freight movement rising. In Des Moines a flurry of construction includes new hotels and blocks, with Beaverdale church project and school building plans in Sioux City Ottumwa and other cities.

Gourier Spectal Service Bes Moines Iowa Des Moines Iowa Iines Kirkwood Fourth and Walnut Montgomery, Ward & Co Fifth and Locust East Fifth and Grand Hubbell Eighth and Grand Brown Ernest Brown Brown Hotel Company Seventh Grand First Federated Church Beaverdale North High School Gutheran Church Sioux City Jackson Street Building Company

Self Control and Power Highlighted by Dr. R. C. Smith

Rev Roy Leslie Smith at union services in First Presbyterian argues self-control is essential to power and character. He urges self respect and restraint before altruism, linking self-miscipline to Christian giving and harmony through Jesus Christ.

R. C. Smith Roy Leslie Smith Grace Methodist Episcopal Church First Presbyterian Church Jesus Christ Timothy

July 4 Right Time to Shoot Firecrackers

Five youths faced Judge George J. Sager in municipal court for violating a city ordinance by shooting firecrackers. Each was fined $2.50 with costs. the judge said such explosions are an expensive sport and should be saved for the proper time, July 4.

George J. Sager Sager

Inland sport monoplane to debut at Waterloo air show

Davenport aviation fans will view the Inland sport monoplane from Kansas City tomorrow as part of the Town Air Tour. Ralph Gray, editor of the Davenport Democrat and former Iowa aviation association leader, recently bought the first unit. Pilot Lieut. B W Diggle will fly the craft, which uses a Le Blond engine and emphasizes speed and climb ability.

Waterloo Inland Aviation Company Kansas City Ralph Gray Davenport Democrat National Aeronautcal Association For Iowa B. W. Diggle Air Corps Reserve Officers Association

Quarry Donates Crushed Rock for Township Road

Builders Material company of Glory on the WC F and N rail way in Sting Creek township donates 3 000 cubic yards of crushed rock to the trustees to be spread on a township road. Trustees Buck Kerr Benarden with Art Lang visited Waterloo to ask if the county can aid in improving four miles of road to meet the La Porte City Brandon highway. Donations total 650 for hauling largely from La Porte City merchants. County can supply materials but not labor. much labor to be donated.

la Porte City-Brandon la Porta City

Iowa Civil Engineers to Attend Milwaukee Convention

Des Moines reports that fifty ninth annual American Society of Civil Engineers meeting will be held in Milwaukee July 9 to 12. Iowa delegates including Dean Anson Marston of Iowa State College Ames will attend by air, with many members from Iowa City and Ames. Marston to give the presidents address on Engineering and Engineering Education.

Des Moines American Society of Civil Engineers Milwaukee Wis Towa Anson Marston Iowa State’ College Ames America Middle West Iowa Iowa City State College and State University Marston Cornelius Corcoran Lake Michi-gan

Evangelist Held For Selling Booze in Arkansas

Rev. M. B. McEntire 63 Baptist evangelist who opposed Gov. Alfred E. Smith on the wet issue faced hearing on charges of selling possessing and transporting liquor. He ran a general store at age 50 and said his pulpit earnings were not enough to make ends meet.

Marshall Ark M. B. McEntire Alfred E. Smith

Good Begins Talks To Resume Army Navy Football

Secretary Good announced negotiations with Secretary Adams to resume football relations between West Point and Annapolis after the June discussion in Washington.

GOOD ARMY NAVY Washington, D. C Adams West Point Annapolis

Bronx Zoo Warthog Scares Squirrels Halting Peanut Theft

In New York on June 24, the warthog at the Bronx Zoo, famed for its ferocious look, frightened tame squirrels at the zoological park who stopped stealing elephants' peanuts. The unusual scene frames a lighthearted tale of animal repulsion and improvised pest control.

New York Walter the Warthog Bronx Zoo Zoological

Mrs Willey Dies at Independence Iowa

Mrs Jennie Boyer Willey died at her home in Independence Iowa on Third Avenue South East after months of illness. Born in Zanesville Ohio she moved to Iowa after the Civil War and lived in Clinton and Boone before settling in Independence. She was married to J H Willey in 1876 and survived by three children.

Courtir Independence A. H. Farwell Jesup Willey Jennie Boyer Zanesville Iowa Shorty Ot Clinton Boone

First Bottle Helped Her in Philadelphia Ad

Mrs Anza Louprrancx of 1607 8 Front Street Philadelphia says she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound before and after childbirth. She describes feeling run down nervous dizzy and weak and notes improvement after the first bottle. She praises the tonic and recommends the medicine to friends.

Philadelphia Lydia E. Pinkham IL Han Anxa Louprrancx Front Street Phita

Bank Robbery Suspect Becker Relocated for Preliminary Hearing

H G Becker who was arrested last week after a bank robbery in Gilmore City was moved from Pocahontas to Waverly for a preliminary hearing. He was bound over to the district court on $5,000 bonds and is charged with aiding his brother August Becker to escape from Bremer county jail last December. Sheriff H R Willey and editor H B Willey are among local figures connected to the case. Mrs R B Hovey lives east of the city. Becker will have his preliminary hearing early this week.

H. R. Willey Buchanan County H. B. Willey Bulletin Journal R.B. Hovey Becker Waverly H. G. Becker Pocahontas Gilmore City District Court August Becker Bremer County

Six Couples Attend Kiwanis Convention

Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Lohner, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Allbee, Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Wurster, Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Magee, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Gates, and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Riordan left yesterday for Milwaukee to attend the Kiwanis International annual convention in session until Thursday afternoon.

A. A. Lohner W. W. Allbee Henry C. Wurster L. B Gates J. T. Riordan Milwaukee Wis Kiwanis International

Waterloo Residents Hurt in Auto Crash at Guttenberg

Two Waterloo residents, Mr and Mrs Charles Parr, were injured in an automobile accident yesterday on Millville hill near Guttenberg Iowa. The woman suffered fractures of several ribs while the man was also harmed and is under a physician's care.

Waterloo Guttenberg Charles’ Parr Millville Hill Here

Car Plunges Down Bank Near The Dells Injuring Four

A vehicle carrying the Parrs and two other unnamed occupants plunged over a 15 foot embankment on Highway 55 near The Dells Wisconsin. An other man and woman escaped with minor bruises after the car overturned during the trip.

Streré Parrs the Dells Wisconsin

DROWNINGS NEAR LEON CLAIM TWO YOUTH LIVES

Leon Jadine Rex 23 of Pleasanton drowned in Little River east of Leon Sunday. Ivan Carper nearly died in a failed rescue attempt to save Rex. Local authorities reported the incident and ongoing investigations into the drowning.

Leon Jadine Withou l Rex Pleasanton Little River Here Ivan Carper Rex

John Beck Catches Pike on Cedar River Trip

John Beck a contractor of 212 Sixth Street West caught an eight and one half pound pike on Sunday morning in the Cedar River above Cedar Falls. He used a phantom minnow artificial bait to land the fish. An eagle returns to its nest year after year.

John Beck Sixth Street Beck Cedar River Cedar Falls

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