Arizona's Apache Trail Routed by New Busses
Phoenix March 3. Auto mobile passenger transport expands in Arizona as two 19 passenger buses arrive for service between Phoenix and Globe Miami mining districts. The new coaches showcase advanced comfort with separate passenger and ladies compartments, heating, ventilation, and 30 mph governor. Noted pianist Ignace Paderewski and eastern capitalists touring Roosevelt Dam rode the busses, praising the ride and mountain scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheonix
Ariz
Auto
Arizona
Phoenix
Niami
United States
B. H. McAhren
Transportation Company
Globe-Miami
Globe
Miami
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Rosevelt Dam
Salt River Alley
McAhren
Oregon Cow Breaks World Production Record in Year
A Oregon cow named Darling's Jolly Lassie, owned by the Pickard brothers in Marion County, tops world production with 0,141.29 pounds of buttermilk in 365 days. Vive La France, also from Pickard stock, leads as the champion long distance cow with 5,321.95 pounds butterfat and $58.46 yearly average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Darling
Jolly Lassie
Pickard Brothers
Marion County
Vive la France
Pickards
Jolyy Lassia
Walker Remedy Building Work to Start Here
Work begins on a 60 by 70 foot Walker Remedy building to be erected on Second Street behind the current structure. It will be two stories plus basement, reinforced concrete, doubling capacity of the plant founded by D. J. Walker in 1915. Garman manages. McConnell holds the contract. Ralston is architect. The poultry remedies are sold by mail across 72 state territory, central states chiefly, with 85 employees now and more once completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Remedy Company
T. F. McConnell
G. Ralbton
Second Street
D. J. Walker
WH. Garman
Dutch Colonial Home by Chas. 8 Sedgwick One
A Dutch Colonial residence popular in the Midwest features white wide siding green roof and brick ends. Center hall layout includes living and dining on opposite sides four bedrooms with ample closets, a basement with laundry and storage, and birch interior finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Minkel Fined for Rough Handling. Wife to Appeal
Earl Minkel, city fireman, found guilty of assault and battery by Municipal Court Judge O B Courtright and fined $15 plus costs. His wife Helen testified to being forcibly thrown from their home after being grabbed by the arm and knocked against a wall, causing a sprained ankle. Minkel claimed self defense and said he was nearly choked by his wife’s necktie. a lock of hair torn from his head was shown as evidence. The couple had been living apart since last November. Mrs Minkel had returned home to demand vacating the furnished portion for tenants. J J Knapp announced an appeal to the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Minkel
O. B. Courtright
Municipal Court
Helen Minkel
J. J. Knapp
District Court
Church Building Proceeds Rapidly at Park and Franklin
Rapid progress this week on First Presbyterian church construction at Park avenue and Franklin street. The exterior is nearly complete for the Sunday school and social area, while the main church walls rise forming the architecture. Cut stone for windows and doors is on site and being shaped into arches on the Park avenue side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Park Avenue
Franklin Street
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Cold Relief
An old remedy touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub for fast heating relief from chest tightness congestion and pains from colds rheumatism backache stiff neck or sore muscles. It claims quick warming within minutes and asserts safety and strong effectiveness when used as directed at drug stores.
Little Interest Shown In School Election Waterloo
Low voter turnout expected in Waterloo West independent school district election with no contested seats. Polls open 3 4 a m to 7 p m at the old high school building Washington and Sixth streets. Candidates: O T Wilson to succeed Carleton Sias for three years Dr Edward L Rohlf to succeed himself for three years and George W Alfiler for a one year term. Voters previously debated naming the new high school Roosevelt or Waterloo high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent School District
Waterloo West
Washington and
Sixth Streets
O. T. Wilson
Carleton Sias
Edward L. Rohlf
George W. Alfiler
Roosevelt High
Waterloo High
Local Library Story Hours Resume With New Reads
Tomorrow afternoon at west library Miss Ther esa Feyereis on will lead story hour and at east library Miss Julia Johnson will supervise the hour there There is no story hour at Galloway clubhouse The follosette hooks go into circulation Tuesday at both adult departments Morning lists include Country Box Youd Jiminy Poetry of the People Win tergreen and others East library features Oliver Gordon Manual of Short Story Art Law of Psychic Phenomena and more West library offers William Lloyd Garrison Creative Music for Children Unhappy Far Things and other titles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Feyereison
West Library
Julia Johnson
East Library
Galloway
Youd
Curwodd
Jiminy
Gabriel
Gasley
Laing
Search
Larminse
Smallwood
Wild Brother Suederwands
Daniel Boonete
West Lbrary
William Lloyd Garrison
Chapman
Coleman
Dunsany
Hildebrand
Missing Book Titles and Authors Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists several book titles and authors without context. Keiffer’s Hymns, The Con Quest of Fear by King, Vow Senglane Ts Governed by Masterman, Peter Whif fle by Van Vetchen. No clear event or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jes of
Keiffer
King
Vow Senglane Ts Governed
Masterman
Peter Whiffle
van Vetchen
West High students stage Mra Bumpstead Leigh play
A large audience enjoyed the three act comedy Mra Bumpstead Leigh presented by West High School seniors last night. Dorothy Bickley as Mrs Bumpstead Leigh led the cast with dignity aided by Helen Easley as Violet De Salle and Robert Pollard as Anthony Rawson. The production featured Harold White as Justin Rawson and Esther Schmidt as Nina with strong ensembl eperformance and commendation for Dette Gracey, the directing instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High School
Mra Bumpstead-Leigh
Anthony Rawson
Violet DeSalle
Peter Swallow
Missionary Loop
Ind
the DeSalley
Mrs. Bumpstead-Leleh
Jim Sailes
Bumpstead-Leigh
Swallow
Miss Bickley
Dorothy Bickley
Robert Pollard
Herman Colin
Educational films to be demonstrated tomorrow
Tomorrow at 10 a.m. all teachers in the district will be guests of Acme Film Company in East High Auditorium where Miss Ruth will introduce the educational films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme Film Company
East High Auditorium
Ruth
Danforth Demonstrates Educational Film Uses in School Life
Danforth tours the east exhibiting educational films to show teachers how movies can become valuable assets in daily classroom use. On Monday evening a film titled Las Getax Selection of a beauti ourly Miserables will be shown to illustrate a spring model at Wi ettre: large assortment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Getax
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walker Remedy
Chas
Sedgwick
Avinsay
Ma Pee
Troor
Champss Wee
West High
Lumbago
Bayer
Bayer Manufacture
Mononcettone
Ralicyiitadd
Danforth
Opel
Sierogia
Nichols & Gateg
W. Fourth St
Woodrow
East Fifth St
Cole Bros. Electric
Hoodrowasher
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!