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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1915
Page
14
A 1915 McClure Syndicate tale about wild flowers in a garden debating envy and resilience. They argue wild blossoms endure storms, thrive in uncultivated ground, and should not envy cultivated neighbors across the fence. A violet speaks, a laurel, honeysuckle, and a rock-grown tree share wisdom about courage and perseverance.
Clinton March 26. City council adjourned to Friday night to decide how to trim about 10,000 from the general fund for the new fiscal year starting April 1 1915 due to repeal of the mulct law. They must cut from incidental street and health funds while preserving city respectability as they await revised appropriation ordinances.
Swan Creek Michigan and Hebron Maine residents praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for restoring strength and health after fatigue and female weakness. Letters from Annie Cameron and Charles Rows urge others to seek its help and note confidential replies from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
City Attorney says councils have long anticipated mulct tax returns payable March 1 and spent them by March 31. About 7500 from county treasurer already placed in the general fund, but warrants and lower expected receipts shrink mill tax and saloon license revenue from about 80000 to 22500. As a result the general fund will be short about 17600, with increased valuations covering 7500 to 10000 of the gap.
News from Chicago reports serious illness of Dr A M Billingsley superintendent of the Dubuque district, a former Cedar Falls pastor. He has been ill for a year, spent weeks in Des Moines hospital for aut stones surgery, and recent treatments in Chicago. Family letter says condition not promising.
Beatrice Nebraska report states David Pothast paid 8198 to district court clerk. Of this 6101.34 goes to his wife, 68.29 for minor children, 1941.78 to the trustee for child care, and 7.60 court costs. Court action aimed to clear title on a Cortland area farm purchased by Paul Schultz.
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