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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1922

Page

7

Waterloo Council Hires Special Counsel In Gas Rate Fight

After a Cedar Falls delegation met Waterloo officials, the city council in special session unanimously hired A B Lovejoy to represent five cities against Citizens Gas and Electric Co in federal court. The move coincides with planned heating injunctions and upcoming city elections. Also, bids were opened for boulevard lights with Waterloo Electrical Supply winning a contract. salaries for elective offices will be set in a Saturday session.

Cedar Falls 5. D. Brown Waterloo A.B. Lovejoy Butte Citizens Gas & Electric Co Leon A. Link Sioux City Elmar F. Feely A. H. Refsharge Clark Strest Eity Clark Thedar Falls Brown Probram Cadar Falls Pas Lantos Junction Fifth Street Lafayette Mulberry Waterloo Electrical Supply Company Westinghouse Irice Sfth Street Fourth Street Cale & Sweetman Mack Hawk Electric Company

New Roofs from Old Rags Grow in American Industry

A rapid growth in asphalt roofing from recycled rags is described, noting two thirds of U S roofing uses. The piece explains rag fibers turned into durable felt, asphalt coatings, and slate finishes, with historical nods to ancient use of asphalt in building and preservation. Includes signals of fire risk from rags and the modern housing need driving the industry.

United States Jiunk Waterloo Israel Egypt Moses California Euphrates Euphrates Valley Nebropolassar Babylon Nebuchadnezzar Media

Ten race for sheriff in Jews City primary field

A crowded field of ten hopefuls enters the sheriff race in Jews City on March 21. Incumbent Evan Rowland is not a candidate, and the contest is shaping up as the county’s most significant political clash in years with many contenders seeking the top law enforcement post.

Jews City Evan Rowland

An Unfailing Way to Banish Hairs

A home beauty note promotes a hair removal method using a small original package of delaione mixed into a paste with water to cover the hairy surface. The paste remains for about two minutes before washing off, claiming all hair will vanish with no harm or inconvenience.

Delata F

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Advertises Rescue Tale

A grateful patient recalls illness for 430 years of stomach trouble and gas, shrinking to 113 pounds before trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy four months ago. After treatment, weight rose to 151 pounds and eating became painless. The ad claims the product removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the stomach liver and intestines including appendicitis, with a money back guarantee. For sale at all druggists.

Mayr Marr

Mentha-Sulphur cream offers quick skin relief

A noted skin specialist says Mentha-Sulphur cream stops itching and begins healing when applied to itching, burning, or broken skin. The cold cream form relieves eczema rapidly, cooling irritation and leaving clear skin. available at drug stores.

Record Attendance Reported Sunday at Waverly Revival

Waverly Iowa March 21 Sunday WHS reported a record attendance despite weather during revival meetings at the Congregational church. The initial invitation was Saturday as church members rededicated to serving war. Sunday night more responded with some making a profession for the first time. Dr McMinn delivered forceful messages while Ar Baraufer led choirs. booster choir night and delegations from Janesville are planned for Tuesday.

Waverly Congregational Church McMinn Bareafer Janesville

Court Directs Jury Verdict for City in $15000 Damage Suit

Judge E. B. Stiles directed a verdict for the city of Waterloo in a 15000 personal injury suit filed by Mrs. Emma Sickelberg over injuries from a Vine street ice fall near East High School in February 1921. Plaintiff plans appeal to the supreme court. city solicitor E. Feels and counsel B. F. Swisher represented the defense.

E. BR. Stiles Emma Sickelberg City of Waterloo Fickelberg Vine Street East High School Stiles BK. M. McCoy Supreme Court E. F. Feels B. F. Swisher

Prairie Chickens Return to Floyd Iowa Flock

Charles City Iowa March 21 a very unusual sight a flock of about one hundred prairie chickens roosting near the city limits by the nursery on the north side of the residence with pines bushes winter berries and ample feed. Hornaday notes these birds were once numerous in the Midwest and nearly extinct by the late 19th century, with only a few flocks remaining in Minnesota the Dakotas and Manitoba. A few specimens were saved at Martha Maria Vineyard and the New York Zoological Park secured four living prairie chickens in its early years.

Charles City Iimits Hornaday Minnesota Dakotas Nattaska Lowa Chicago New York Middle West United States Martha's Vineyard Mass New York Zoological Park Igwan Canada Osage Arizona Portland Ore

Serpent’s Tooth and Plymouth Pilgrimage Feature At Meeting

R A Graham secretary announces a program with three reels of motion pictures. The Serpent's Tooth traces man's tool making from primitive times to modern practice. The other two reels tour Plymouth and its environs including Pilgrim Hall, John Winthrop's home, Plymouth Rock, Cole Hill, and First Street in New England.

R. A. Graham Alet Plymouth Pilgrim Hall John Winalow Plymouth Rock Cole Hill First Street New England

Community Program at Calvary Church

Community singing and a motion picture program will be held at Calvary Evangelical Church at 7:46 p.m. today under the auspices of the YMCA. R. Clare Teald, activities secretary of the Y, will lead the singing assisted by the young people’s chorus of young men and women.

Calvary Evangelical Church R. Clare Teald

Untitled fragment references historic sites and scenes

Fragmentary text cites sites tied to a life narrative including Newport Old Stone Mill Washington Square and Princetown with mentions of burial rounds and a jail without lock in a church setting.

Ce . Aite Newport Old Stone Mill Ashington Square Princetown

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Council A. B. Lovejoy Waverly Revival Floyd Ion Covey Calvary Church ADVE Sing Belt Jas, Black Dry Gooils Co Mother Gray Rowles Iowa
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