Mason City Letters on Prohibition and Local Water Crisis
A Mason City reader criticizes prohibition editorials, arguing for middle ground and critiquing reformers. The column merges with city news about a water plant valve failure at well No. 9 lowering supply and a council motion to remove Judd from his post, citing his absence due to injury and illness. Judd previously served as Iowa American Waterworks president.
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Masonity Water Plant
Mason City
Walter Veech
Judd
S. A. Koch
N. C. Kotchell
Kotchells
Mr. Koch
Veech
Cochocton
Iowa
American Waterworks Association
Masan City
Waterworks Head Asked to Resign by City Council
Mason City Iowa March 9 William A Judd superintendent of the water plant here was asked to resign by the city council after a petition bearing more than 101 per cent of names of the qualified voters was submitted for consideration.
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Mason City
William A. Judd
Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Easy, Painless Corn Removal
An old advertisement extols Freezone as a Cincinnati invention that quickly relieves corn pain. A few drops are said to lift the hard or soft corn without soreness, allowing it to be lifted out with fingers. The tiny bottle costs only a few cents at any drug store and claims to remove corns and calluses between the toes.
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Waterloo
Mays
Cincinnati
Old Spanish Swindle Revived in Waterloo
A scrambled tale recounts long-running Spanish frauds where letters promise riches from bank notes hidden in trunks. Mario Alcala, jailed in Madrid, asks K. E. Dever to aid in recovering 300000 in bank notes via a trunk, pledging a third of the sum as reward, urging secrecy and telegraphic contact.
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Waterloo
Eapenses
Mario Alcala
Tareuicbine
Madrid
Spain
K. E. Dever
Lsbu Ece
France
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