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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1921

Page

4

Waterloo Expenditures Exceed Revenue by 885, the 1919 Outlook

Waterloo, Iowa gutters of government costs for 1919 show expenditures of 904,929 with per capita 25.85, while total revenues reached 816,544. The city paid 193,997 more for current expenses than income, and permanent improvements totalled 282, while earnings from public services stood at 99,292. Net indebtedness rose to 1,579,028, or 45.11 per person, amid notes on river survey delays and beach improvement talks.

Washington News Bureau Waterloo Evening Courier Washington, D. C Iowa Waterloo Bureau of Census Clarke M. Grogan

Pound of Coal May Go a Long Way, Says Expert

A Waterloo Technical Society discussion notes that a pound of coal can provide substantial power and heat if efficiently handled, highlighting energy efficiency. The talk underscores practical use of limited coal supplies for sustained warmth and energy.

Waterloo Technical Society

Country School Life Praised at Iowa Teachers Meet

Miss May E. Francis urged better housekeeping in one room Iowa schools while Blair praised rural classrooms as nature’s lab. He lamented a falling birth rate, recalling 11 children in his family and urging plain speech about current conditions.

May E. Francis Iowa Francis Tura Northeastern Iowa Association Swain Iowa State Teachers College Blair

Doctor Mount to speak on psychology for scouts

Dr. G. H. Mount of Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls will address the Bar Scout leadership training meeting at 7 20 p m in the Greater Waterloo association rooms. He will discuss A Boy s Mental Workshop and the program includes a tenderfoot examination demonstration and investiture ceremony by Ray L Short scout executive Capt Howard Rouse will cover foot drills and calisthenics in the third section The course is open to all interested in Boy Scout work

G. H. Mount Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Greater Waterloo Association Mount Ray L. Short Howard Rouse Mr. Short Bors

Unusual Fur Company Window Sign Display

A striking window panel for the Greten Sheehy furriers in the Owenback hotel building showcases Blass gilding. Designed by H Benny and crafted by John Entwhistle with F H Atkinson finishing, the gold sheets and Prussian blue hues create a bold display. Leonard Fowler Service Erland Plant contributed to the work.

Waterloo Greten- Sheehy Company Owenback Jones Fur Company H. Benny John Entwhistle F. H.atkinson Leonard Fowler Service

Dike High School Takes First in District Meet

Dike high school won first place in one division at the district contest in Eldora. Mary Johnson of Dike earned first rank in dramatic class for her rendition of The Going of the White Swan. William A Pye serves as secretary.

Dike High School Dike Declamatory Association El‘dora Mary Johnson William A Pye

State contest set for Perry April 8 amid large crowd

The Northeast Iowa Deflamatory Association notes a 750 attendance for this year’s contestants, the largest during his tenure with the group. The state contest will be held at Perry, Iowa, on April 8.

Northeast Iowa

Gasoline Fire Causes Small Blaze at J. H. Young Home

A small fire broke out yesterday afternoon in the home of J. H. Young at 811 Eleventh Street West. A pan of gasoline used for cleaning purposes ignited when its fumes were set ablaze.

J. H Young Eleventh Street West

Fire Damages Small Area After Grass Blaze

A grass fire near Falls Avenue prompted a small alarm yesterday afternoon. A stove set nearby caused minor damage estimated under $25. No injuries reported.

Falls Avenue

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