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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1920

Page

12

Herring declines Democratic governor bid in Iowa

Des Moines reports C L Herring head of Herring Motor Co says he will not run for governor as a Democrat. He cites low chances for a Democrat and urges service to state before considering office, praising business methods to reform Iowa. The piece notes C B Murtagh as likely Democratic nominee and outlines Republican women’s organizational efforts led by Mrs. Frank Dodson, plus Bruce R. Mills filing papers to seek re election to the Iowa House.

Des Moines C. .L. Herring Herring Motor Company Des Moiines Iowa Herring C. B. Murtagh Algona Murtagh Haseen Democratic Party Frank Dodson Republican State Central Committee Republican Organization of Dodson Republican Party Bruce R. Mills Harrison County House of Representatives General Assembly

West Union Horse Kills Itself Biting Electric Button

West Union Indiana March 26 A four year old mare belonging to Wil Crosby died after biting an electric light button from a barn wall. The horse stood on wet ground outside the barn and received a full 110 volt current. The button remained in its mouth after the horse died. Crosby suffered a property loss of 125 to 150 dollars.

West Union Wil Crosby

Iowa Highways to Be Numbered Nationally

Mason City March 26 The state highway commission of Iowa etc. cooperates with Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois to implement uniform numbering of primary roads. Maps are prepared with each highway given a distinct number along its entire route. Minnesota names the Jefferson highway as Road No 1 from Twin Cities to the Iowa line. The Mason City to Des Moines route will be numbered 1 in this state. Lincoln highway in Illinois is No 7 and will be used in Iowa.

Mason City State Highway Commission of Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Ilinois Jefferson Highway Twin iGities Iowa State Line Mason ‘City Des ‘Moines Lincoln Illinois

Independence Power Plant Earnings Pay For City Hall

Independence Iowa March 24 The city water and light plant once cost 75000 twenty years ago now values at 250000 and rising. Earnings from the heater and light fund the city hall and a new truck purchase is planned from the same funds amid public calls to reduce electric rates.

Independence Weatherwax Cedar Rapids Tiriey Greater Dows Association Robarts Board of Review Sons of Veterans Memorial Hall Sam Sxushner Steve Holgate Holgate National Swing Company George Netcott George A. Netcott Cv, Mosenberger A. H- Trask L. C. Simmons J. T. Barnett

Mortgage Concern Accused of Fraud in Damage Suit

Louie R. Hess Cora M. Hess and Vernon Hess sue Town Bankers Mortgage Company of Cedar Rapids and Aldh Brothers’ Bank of Solon for 63000 in notes and cash paid for stock. They allege fraud false representations and seek injunction. elder Hess, a wealthy Grundy County farmer, says he was promised a job and that notes would be bought by the Aldh bank.

Cedar Rapids Louie R. Hess Cora M. Hess Vernon Hess Grundy Center Hess Hesses Ald Bank Elder Hess Grundy County

Raymond Co-Operative Boosters Meet After Board Expansion

Raymond Ia March 26 The enlarged Raymond Co-Operative Mercantile association board elected P F Farrell as president H L Kelly as vice president Matthew Ber end as secretary and C L Smith as treasurer New members include Matthew Ber end Valentine Bahl Casper Lindner Herman Miller A booster meeting is set for Monday at 1 pm inviting all stockholders and interested residents The group plans to expand the cooperative to secure working capital and support town merchants and farmers

Raymond Raymond Co-Operative Mercantile Association P. F. Farrell H. L. Kelly Matthew Berend C. L. Smith Valentine Bahl Casper Lindner Herman Miller

City Election Registration Catches Up This March

Voters must register to vote in the City Election on Monday March 29. Last chance for those who missed prior registration days is Saturday March 27 with registration hours from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Information line 3765. Citizens Ticket urged.

Bretty Banto Leayeg

Bank Sues Gearas Over Loss on Franc Purchase

The First National Bank of Sioux City sues Gregorius D. Gearas after buying francs on the New York market for him, then reselling at a loss of 231.82 dollars when Gearas refused to accept the currency. The bank seeks to recover the amount.

BANIC Sioux City First National Bank of New York Gregorius D. Gearas Gearas

Leaders of World War Veterans push for national service party

Des Moines reports a World War Veterans organization meeting with about a dozen attendees, including some women, proposing a new party named the national service party. Plans would merge groups such as the Nonpartisan League and Socialist party, though some unions decline involvement. Lester Barlow calls radicals essential for self preservation and praises radical origins of American politics.

Des Moines World War Veterans’ Organization National Party National Service Party National Services Party Nonpartisan League Committee of Forty-Hight Farmers Union Socialist Party Labor Federations Socialists Federation of Labor National Service Lester Barlow

Fragmented vow on third party unity by veterans group

A wartime veterans group laments radicals and calls for unity to form a liberal third party. A national service conference is planned for April with liberal organizations to be represented and a national convention in June to name presidential nominees.

National Service Ory Ous Thinksy

Diamond Dyes Advertises Easy Fabric Coloring

An advert promises Diamond Dyes will color wool silk linen cotton or blends with a rich fadeless color. It claims the instruction book guides users to dye over any color without error and suggests matching fabrics with a Color Card shown by a druggist.

Fletcher’s Castoria Promoted as Genuine Remedy

The notice defends Fletcher's Castoria asserting its trusted remedial virtues and distinguishing it from imitations. It asserts physicians support and promises maintained standards, urging customers to seek the genuine product bearing its signature.

Fletcher Ons Etki

Marlix promises relief for chronic indigestion and stomach distress

Advert reads Marlix as a long promised remedy after years of indigestion and failed treatments. Testimonies claim immediate relief from stomach problems including gas bloating headaches and heart issues. The ad promotes liquid Marlix at 75 cents with guaranteed satisfaction and lists Waterloo retailers C J Miller and Wangler Bros.

Jos. J. Clark Boylston St Boston Mass E. W. Meriwether Guthrie Marlix Marlix Co Fort Wayne Ind Druggista

Saturday Linen Sale Ad Highlights Low Lunch Cloth and Napkins

Local advertisement promotes a 45 inch lunch cloth at 19¢ and 98 cents each for 20 inch hemmed napkins. Saturday special offers a dozen napkins for 1.98 dollars, emphasizing good firm quality.

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