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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1920

Page

13

Cement lawn idea from California woman in Los Angeles

Mrs A C Woodward an inventor displays a cement lawn painted green in front of a Los Angeles bungalow. She says it saves time money and worry never needs watering or mowing lasts a year between paintings and includes circular holes for flowers. She jokes a cement lawn could improve married life by avoiding mowing chores.

Los Angeles Los Angeles A. C. Woodward

Party of Thirteen to Visit Denmark from Clear Lake

Thirteen prominent Danish families from Clear Lake Iowa left for an extended summer trip to Denmark. They plan to stay through the season and return in early September. Families include L P Axieson and son Irving and daughter Gladys, Jense Wind, Ernest Anderson and children, and Nelse Brown and wife.

Clear Lake Denmark L. P Axieson Irving Gladys Jense Wind Ernest Anderson Nelse Brown

Buchanan County Fair Set to Exceed All Records

Independence June 25 Promoters pledge major upgrades at the Buchanan county fair grounds including three 20 by 120 barns with 40 hog pens each, a 36 by 130 horse barn and a 60 by 150 cattle barn. The Rainbow division band will play over three days as government photographers document county club work.

Independence. In Buchanan County Fair One Rainbow Division Roy T. Lee

New York City Census Figures Stir Controversy and Wonder

Uncle Harry discusses the 1920 census showing New York City proper with over five million residents and metropolitan New York around 7.5 million, noting it surpasses many states and countries. He contrasts city living with tenements, apartments, and hotels, and explains the vast density in a single urban area.

Uncle Harry Joe New York City New York New York State Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio Massachusetts Erea Portugal Sweden Australia Switzerland Cuba Servia Chile Ecuador London Paris Berlin Pekin Rio Helen Harry

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