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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1926

Page

12

Waterloo Dominant Terminal In Iowa Bus System

Waterloo is a dominant terminal in Iowa's bus system with continuous service to Mason City and transfers to Red Ball Transportation for routes to the Twin Cities Spirit Lake and Sioux Falls. Additional lines connect Waterloo to Nevada Des Moines Independence Cedar Falls West Union New Hampton Tama and more as the bus network expands.

Waterloo Mint Iowa Mason City Des Moines Marshallown Tama Independence West Union New Hampton Rai Red Ball Transportation Company Pgo Red Ball Transportation Twin Cities Minneapolis St. Paul Uauuth Rihtind St. Cloud Jefferson Highway Transportation Company Spirit Lake Sioux Falls Sioux Walls Red Wall Transportation Company Lal la Sioux Falls Traction System Campiny Tripoli Iowa Railway& Light Co Iowa Railroad Commission van Side Hawkere Stages

Postal Telegraph Gains Entrance Into Mexico Field

The Postal Telegraph and Commercial Cable systems gain authority to offer telegraph and wire service into and out of Mexico under new U S arrangements. Charles H Mackay, president, says monopolistic barriers were removed allowing a competitive service between the United States and Mexico.

Mexico Tlastyelt, Aanager Waterloo Mostal Prcs Charles H. Mackay Mackay Citer Tau United States Munot Incenert

Building Boom Strikes Clutier Country

Clutier Iowa March 13 There will be considerable building this spring in the Clutier community at least three homes are planned Richard Warpens as Clutier is planning a mansion and a halt Joe Chalupnikling finished excavating for a home in Hoard's addition Clutier and will erect a story yard a half bungalow Joe Madacek south of town also plans the erection of a farm home this spring bungalow style to cost around 18000 Mrs Thomas Savor south east of town contemplates moving into Clutier sometime this year and will build a home here

Clutier Mia Thomas Savor Yrill

Fiat Money Fight in United States Deemed Probable

The article argues installment buying risks a deep social impact if economic mood sours, warns road building financed by bonds as installment-like, and stresses the federal reserve system as a safeguard though it could face strain if Europe rediscovers demand for gold. It notes rising local taxes and calls for informed policy to prevent a broader credit crisis.

Fiat Money United States America Aso Federal Reserve System Europe Americs Federal Reserve Amnin Charles No F Powler House of Representatives Galdinis Fiat

Bad Roads Making Good Roads Converts in Tama County

In Tama county a road campaign targets Lincoln highway paving and five year link of 140 miles of trails. Reports cite lengthy delays for travel due to mud, with examples of a mail carrier, a furniture move, and residents reaching Grundy Center and Reinbeck after arduous trips. Local doctor Barfruit also faced a late night call and long return.

Tama County Tracr. Ja Lincoln Highway Tracr Mrs. Verly Grundy Center Reinbeck Sue Leslie Stim Tracer CG H. Barfruit Roy Plachn Oelock

Musterole Relief Banner from Old Newspaper Ad

An old advertisement promotes Musterole as a mustard paste substitute for chest colds sore throat bronchitis and neuralgia. It claims mustard-plaster like relief without the plaster and lists uses for cough throat ache and chest congestion.

Farmers Hold Large Share of Last Year’s Corn Crop

Des Moines reports show 53 percent of last year’s corn remains in town farmers hands. Nationally corn on farms averages 15.5 percent carryover, with deterioration in livestock unlikely to ease shortages. Weather, markets, and transport influence sales as reports note moisture-rich corn and ongoing marketing efforts.

Des Moines Federal Agricultural Statisticians Tull Towa Chicago Daily Drovers Iowa Department of Agricult Quire Iowa ‘Department Nat Dean Curtiss Ames Clay County Louis Jones Gavenon Spencer News Werald Spies Middlewest Secretary of Commerce WH. G. Hoover Lakes St. Lawrence Erie Canal

Waterways and railways tied to national growth

The article argues that expanding waterways will ease freight distribution and lower costs, supporting future American needs. It links waterway improvements to rail safety of welfare, urban population shifts, and boosting industry and agriculture by bringing markets closer and diversifying employment opportunities.

Unis Orbay

Tama County Path May Be Abandoned

Tracer Iowa March 13 special report says Tama county fair finances are troubled with years of red ink. Stockholders met in Toledo and adjourned to March 25 as a $38000 debt remains unpaid. There is talk of selling or renting the fair grounds.

Tracer Tama County Toledo

Minkler to Lead Y M C A Physical Directorate

Ralph Minkler, four years a YMCA assistant in Waterloo Waterloo region, will become physical director of the Englewood branch of the Chicago YMCA. Richard son, longtime physical director, accepted the post and will move to the half million dollar Englewood building opening in April. Minkler will run the summer athletic program and has trained under Richardson for four years. He is a graduate of Edgewood High School and attended Teachers College by working his way through. He may pursue Columbia University next year.

Ralph Minkler Town Lutte Techn College Oh Jiume PY Wo Richardson Iirretard Richardsaoh Agen Phy Porto Englewoot Chicava Yom. CG Waterlon Y. M. CL Muscatine Davenport Denver Colo Waerloo Middlewest Waterloo Englewood Richardson M. CG. A Chicago Association Richardson Minkler Antler Richardson Edgewood Ccollege

Fungus Growth at Oklahoma School Pool Faces Health Campaign

Health authorities in Tikse Oklahoma fight an outbreak of plantar warts among high school girls. Ninety cases reported. pool usage restricted. affected students must wear shoes and undergo medical exams. Graduation swimming credit suspended for those with infected feet. some have been readmitted after cure.

Tikse Okla Ptt Claxton Supperdogls Frkins Board of Education Watkins de. Watkins

Fayette Bar Delegates to National American Bar Meeting

Fayette County bar announces delegates to the American Bar Association meeting in Washington D C, April 28, as appointed by H P Stackock of the Bayethe County Bar. Also notes a lecture by Rev. Mr. Brautick, and local travel and transport mentions including a West Union farm schedule adjustment by Raymond Mishleec Tay.

Oelwrin Avinehey Oelwela Enyetke W. H. Antes E. Hey West Union Falic American Bar Association Washington, D. C H. PL Stancock Bayethe County Cing Lone Hrautick Blunt Oehee New York Butte Raymond Mishleec Tay J. Oic Levenson

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