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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1921

Page

10

Boeller Resigns Treasurership in Waterloo

Two Waterloo city officials John Boeller treasurer and J P Eves milk inspector resigned citing private business pressures. Boeller effective April 1 Eves to be relieved at once. Boeller notes the treasurer role is exacting with a $100 000 bond and $475 salary while deputy handles funds. Eves, Ames graduate and dairy promoter, cites other duties and retains state dairy roles.

John Boeller J. P. Eves Boeller Eves Waterloo Leo’ Leeper Tooney J. P. Byes Ames Black Hawk Holstein-Friesian Association State Dairy Connec A .L. Gnagy Fire and Police Commission J. R. Brinkman Cedar Falls Fourth Street Mason City Meyor Ma‘son City Charles Warner

Rainbow predicts Iowa highway laws stay intact this session

Senator J. J. Rainbow returning home for a 10 day break says strong opposition exists to major changes in the Iowa highway commission law and that most lawmakers favor testing the current laws for two more years. He notes a major issue is the proposed eugenics bill requiring health certificates for marriage and reports opposition and lobbying against it.

Iowa J. J. Rainbow Iowa Highway Commission Senate House Rainbow

Cough relief touted by Foley’s Honey and Tar ad

An old advertisement claims Foley’s Honey and Tar banishes coughing from spring colds and bronchial irritation. It quotes Mrs. Anna Stein of Covington Kentucky praising quick improvement in a child after initial doses. Sold everywhere.

Foley Anna Stein Western Avre Covington, Ky

Senator Rainbow Predicts Fate of Bird Bill in Senate

Senator Rainbow says a bill of good health before a clergyman proves key to pass as those who favor game protection push for safeguards. He notes opposition mainly from southern Iowa parts favoring freer bird killing, but expects final senate passage.

Rainbow Iowa Senate

Auto market warns of scarce high end cars this spring

Henry Padden of Maxwell-Chalmers warns Waterloo buyers that supply of high class cars will remain tight into spring. He notes war reduced production while demand stays strong, leaving about two million cars unfilled and a delayed rebound in output delaying purchasers who wait for lower prices.

Henry Padden Waterloo Maxwell-Chalmers Company Mr. Padden

Tendler Wins Bout With Fractured Hand

Lew Tendler of Philadelphia fought eight rounds with a fractured thumb and possibly a wrist injury, edging Bailor Freedman of Chicago over ten rounds in Milwaukee. An X ray would determine the broken bone. Danny Kramer beat Earl Puryear in a ten round lightweight bout, and Mike Dundee edged Jack File in another ten round bout.

United Press Milwaukee Wis Lew Tendler Philadelphia Bailor Freedman Chicago Danny Kramer Puryear Mike Dundee Jack File

Cupid Keeps Lap Ahead in Races with Divorces

Sixty four divorce actions and four for separate maintenance are scheduled for the March term opening shortly. They cover filings between December 24, 1920 and February 24 of this year. A total of 122 marriage licenses were issued in the same period. Wives were the complainants in a majority of these divorce suits.

Readable fragment on court redress for wrongs

The text discusses how cruel and inhuman treatment dominated as the cause for plaintiffs seeking redress in court, highlighting widespread grievances and the pursuit of legal remedy.

Freezone promises painless corn removal on toes

An old advertisement touts Freezone as a quick remedy for corns and calluses. It claims the product stops pain instantly and lets the user lift the corn away with fingers, available from druggists for a few cents.

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