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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1926
Page
10
The undersigned announces a legal notice in the Black Hawis county records. Samuel FL Thilp and others present as claimants request all persons with claims against the estate to come forward. The document lists wills and authentication steps and names William FO Hilt and Elias Probe as attorneys. March appears as the filing date.
A 52 year old couple married last October and divorced within five months. The divorce was granted on default this morning by Judge YF RB Boies. Each is 92 years old. The plaintiff was allowed to resume her former name Mary Neith. The piece notes family and travel details involving relatives and mentions three newspapers and a railway context.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a carriage, bystanders and an unnamed Dan, with unclear wording about positions and actions. The readable portions reference a scene in front of a place and potential names, but details are incomplete and uncertain.
The Erst Evangelical Church prepares a multi day Easter rededication, led by former pastors and Bishop, to mark additions and renovations valued around twenty thousand dollars. Events include services, lectures, and greetings from the Waterloo Ministerial Association, with remodeling details noted and a Sunday afternoon address by the bishop.
Greene youths from Ta receives car carrying 24 gallons of alcohol confiscated after speeding on Grant highway Sunday. The Hud Son coach, bought February 1, is registered under Clarence Rash. They are held to the grand jury on a second count of illicit transport with sentence deferred to March.
The brick home of A. A. Caward at 410 Fourth Street West Waterloo was sold today to Mr. and Mrs. William S. Baldwin of 1901 Fourth Street. The Baldwins, in Waterloo about 15 years from a farm, will occupy the house. The property fronts 120 feet on Fourth Street and is one of the city's notable homes. Sale price reported as 44,000. Negotiated by George H. Seutls.
Butler County will hold a spelling bee at Allison on Saturday March 27 to crown the county champion. Read: multiple spell downs to determine the top speller who will advance to the state event on April 18 in Des Moines.
The county board voted to open bids April 5 for grading draining and culverts for two county projects in Waterloo Raymond and Jubiles Hrandan runatl. Bids will set graveling districts later, with no protests filed. The board awarded a contract to Klawer Manufacturing Gabucie for 100 stock culverts, the only bid, totaling $ujudn.
Six early voters are described in Aitho city election coverage as preparing ballots for the mayoral race. Ballots remain uncounted until polls close next Monday and are securely kept in the City Clerk Charles Mackay’s office. The number of early ballots is expected to rise on election day as townsfolk abroad receive absent voter privileges and requests for ballots are processed.
A group of six officers combed the railroad yards near the Power and Light gas plant in search of the Burzette murder suspects Lio ramps and Melvin Burzette. Police questioned two tramps matching descriptions, though neither had a gun. A press report from Magan City suggests the Burzette killers may be in or near Waterloo as investigators pursue the case.
A vehicle left the roadway and overturned into a ditch near Allison after a routine drive. Responders arrived to assist the injured and secure the scene as authorities began an initial inquiry into the cause and any potential injuries.
Random words from a garbled OCR line share names and phrases including Lutheren Marina and Mas ray of Hace tend Tithe ahtar without clear context or coherent event.
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