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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1929
Page
15
The infantry unit of the Waterloo national guard earned the highest acting for attendance after boosting its drill attendance over a three month period. Company B's boxing tournament shift and pay distributions for Company B and Company D were noted as part of the same drill night updates.
The waterworks boiler No 1 at the pumping station was ordered retubed yesterday at the weekly board meeting. Installed in 1901, this is the second retubing. cost about $600. Work to start around April 1 and will not interrupt plant operations, said General Manager George E. Shoemaker.
A California economy run supervised by the American Automobile Association showcased Studebaker vehicles delivering strong fuel economy and performance. Piloted by experienced drivers, the test highlighted efficiency without sacrificing power.
A group of women finished a 170 mile journey from Los Angeles to Wrightwood mountain climbing from near sea level to 8000 feet. Each participant followed the same course and faced identical weather conditions. At the conclusion of the run the event highlighted endurance and determination among female runners.
Officials of the A A A awarded first place in its class to a Stude baker President Eight, noting it established an economy record for eight cylinder cars priced over 1500 dollars with an average of 33.7 ton miles per gallon, according to Fluckiger Automobile manager.
The Studebaker President led the class and secured second place in the grand sweepstakes, beating all other cars in the field regardless of power or price.
A fragment notes the presidents performance improved by a Ford sedan achieving 35.5 ton miles per gallon. It also references a 1753 Baltimore lottery organized to fund a public wharf.
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