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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1928

Page

4

Tibbitts Ticket Files and Wind in Waterloo Election

Nomination papers for Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts and the Waterloo ticket were filed late Saturday afternoon with City Clerk C Mite Kas. The slate includes Glenn A. Trichilt Assessor J A Towns Treasurer Harveip Councilman at large ELA Les Farlane and ward officials James Robinson Kenneth Bragdon Frank A. Lawson Riverfront commissioner Reed Park commissioner Mrs C Hi Easley. It is the only ticket in the field and marks the city’s first uncontested municipal race. A separate petition seeks a voter ballot on a proposed tax levy by the American Legion Becker Chaplain post. Separate ballot will be used for municipal court judges and bonds.

Glenn A. Tibbitts Waeterloo Cl Mite + Kas Pliny Acker Glenn A. Trichilt J. A Towns Gily AI. Jo Whos Harveip Ela Les Farlane Jarmes Robinson Seecond Kenneth Bragdon A. Lawson Riverfront We AL Reed Easley Becker-Chaplain Post American Legion Ball

Raiders Seize 102 Pint Bottles In Home Brew Bust

Police with a search warrant raided the home of Mrs. Marie Carmody at 2423 Commercial Street last evening and seized 102 pint bottles of alleged home brew. Carmody was arrested on illegal possession of intoxicating liquors and held in the city jail on a $100 bond.

Marie Carmody Commercial Street Carmody

Waterloo Typographical Union Banquet Highlights

Forty members of Waterloo Typographical Union No. 349 gathered at the Elks club for their annual banquet. Dinner followed at 6 30 with talks by Jackson McCoy and Harry Shaw of the Courier and Tribune on employer employee relations.

Waterloo Typographical Union No Elks Club Jackson McCoy Harry Shaw The Courier the Tribune Joseph W. Rickert Waterloo Usey Jones

Father John’s Medicine Promotes Natural Cold Relief

An old fashioned family medicine claims to treat colds by strengthening organs so they resume normal work. It emphasizes safety without alcohol or nerve harming drugs. Marketed as a 70 year old remedy.

Father John

Three Meals a Day Not Enough Now Says Fort Dodge Lady

Mrs. Ethel Griffin of Fort Dodge Iowa describes dramatic health improvement after taking Nu-Tone. She reports increased appetite, pain relief, and renewed energy, attributing her recovery to the product sold at local drug stores.

Fort Dodge Ethel Griffin C. J. Miller J. Robert Third Avenue C. J. Miler E Robert Stack J. Robert Dmg Company Nu- Tone Co Quincy

Population Gains Cited by Directory Manager

Charles A. Durand, sales manager of the McCoy Directory Co, Rockford Illinois, reports Waterloo’s population is up from a year ago. He notes fewer vacant houses as part of a preliminary survey, with a crew taking measurements in the area.

Waterloo Charles A. Durand McCoy Directory Company Rockford Warenee Directory

Waterloos Directory Rollout Moves Through Cedar Rapids

Durand said the new directory will be published this spring and crews of 16 to 18 canvassers are finishing work in Cedar Rapids before moving to Burlington. Waterloo will follow Burlington.

Waterloo Durand Cedar Rapids Burlington

Parkersburg Bay Fined and Costs for Theft Case

Parkersburg Bay was fined $100 with additional costs after a theft case at The Courier Special Service in Parkersburg Iowa. Ralph was involved as listed in the March entry.

Courier Special Service Parkersburg Ralph

Nicholas Pleads Guilty in Tire Theft Case

Nicholas pleaded guilty to stealing a tire from Clarence Shirer’s automobile while Shirer attended a basketball game. The incident occurred the evening of March 2. Mayor Sosin fined him 100 dollars plus costs.

Nicholas M Tire Clarence Shirer Alison Sosin

Osage Man Guilty Of Illicit Liquor Transport

E J Willis of Riceville was found guilty in Justice Loomis court of transporting liquor in improperly labeled containers. He was fined 100 dollars and costs.

Osage E. J. Willis Riceville Frank Loomis

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