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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1921
Page
13
West High juniors presented Along Came Nancy a play set in old New England with Nancy, Mildred Hunter, and a village learning reform through craft and wit. The production aimed to mock rigid folkways while highlighting resilience and community shift.
Fragmentary names and phrases refer to tenants or parties in a rent business matter. Readable items include Oulver Meyer Mary 3B ick, Mary eg McCe lls Dewion Mig propery Irene Mwton and Vietor or eplan jmanager.
Cronk seeks another term on the Cedar Heights school board. The election is at the schoolhouse in the town on Monday March 14 from 1 to 6 30 p m. A carpenter by trade, Cronk has served the board for years and residents urge his candidacy as the district plans new building projects in Castle Hill town.
An advertising note promotes a new Easter hat at Woots Millinery. The stylish headpiece is showcased as a spring accessory for the season. The item appears in a brief local ad emphasizing fashion and shop availability.
The American Legion show All Aboard comes to Waterloo theatre on March 21 and 22 with Marion M. Kenneally in the lead role of Alder Phome. The production promises vibrant humor, stage wit from Charles Gresley as Billy Brady, and original music with performances by Alice Brown, Charles Greeley, Anna Casey, and William Argal.
Herman C. Miller was added to the Boy Scout round of instruction staff meeting Fridays at the K P hall. He will assist Douglas Bragsdon in map making and compass work. Tonight marks the fourth session in the course with other instructors Nana Coyle J H Butts and Marion Neally. A hike is planned tomorrow at 10 80 a m meeting at Fletcher avenue and Fourth Street near Byrnes park.
During a Cedar Rapids Senate debate Freeman Conoway cites a long time family episode with a quail and its mate to illustrate community life and legality. The speaker recalls moving to Ver pon Heights and a banter that influenced views on protective regulation since 1926.
A damaged OCR fragment lists home style bread loaves cookies and doughnuts with prices like 25 cents and 20 cents. Names shown include Black's Home Style and Basement. The text appears part of a bakery price list with unclear formatting and missing details.
A vintage ad lists Horlick's Malted Milk at 1.00 for a size, Squibb's Petrolatum in a special bottle, Bayer's Aspirin Tablets in a 24 count bottle, and various cosmetics. Stationery features Moorish Linen paper boxes with envelopes at 98c, plus a selection of candy including American Candy Co. chocolates at 2.20 per pound and Gum Drops at 35c.
Boys aged 8 to 17 offered in fancy mixtures and plain shades with full lined trousers, attractively priced at $12.45. Also featuring boys hats and caps in fresh spring shapes and light or dark patterns, priced at 95 cents. Special sale this Saturday on the Fourth Floor.
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