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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1925
Page
12
Bulging afmn tearleafs windows and sash plus cupboard doors balusters porch columns moulding and screen doors offered at low prices. Dunkelberg Leeper Crooper advertise cheap materials and ready estimates for home improvements citing 327 W Firth St and phone 16.
Court notices announce hearing proofs for wills of Marta A. Diasler and Jane Gallup with dates in March 1925 and March 1926. Also public bids for bridge work and culverts, administration with will annexed for Elizabeth Geter, and amendment to Cedar River Sand & Material Company articles increasing capital stock to Iowa Sand & Gravel Car.
The article surveys how the universe's structure might be one or many systems and explains three distance methods: direct parallax, brightness and magnitude relations, and Cepheid variable stars. It notes current limits of the direct method and highlights Cepheid variables as key to mapping distances beyond the solar system. It references the local cluster, Milky Way, and potential island universes.
Montreal, P Q March 27 Montreal led North America in train shipped wheat in 1924 with a record 165 139 396 bushels. It surpassed New York by 94 365 308 bushels and outpaced New York Galveston New Orleans Philadelphia Boston and Norfolk combined by 17 332 709 bushels. A separate note mentions Helsingfors hosting a printing index fair and Finns touting literacy with many bookshops and news stands in their country.
A torcyclist recently wowed spectators by riding at top speed off a bridge and leaping 25 feet through the air before landing safely on the ground.
Maynard Maynard M laynard Ta March 27 H a Pink ney returned from Independence hospital after an operation. Mr. and Mrs Albert Betz are near onla of a Ley bor Sunday. Henry Guritz has been very Hl since Sunday. Hughes spent Sunday with his family at Webster City. Miss Ruth Orth is on the sick list this week. Mrs Fred B Wolfe confined to home due to illness. A L Evans was at West Union Saturday. Maynard high school alumni meet at Louis Buen necke Topaday eventing. C Wamke made a business trip to Cedar Rapids Wednesday. Mrs G W Artis Cedar Rapids is guest at daughter Mrs c Hal. Join Nothohm and Charles Lurkhardt and families Sumner warn Suerts at C A Barnes home Wednesday. Mrs Albert Mileho and daughter Florent are IU. Mrs Watter Linder Oelwein spent Tuesday with her alter Mrs Lou Buernecke. Beatrice Bogert Fayette guest at Mrs Martin Freesm rn. Mr and Mrs Frank Schmitt were at Oelwein Thursday for Eastern Star. L D Rowley and family visited Charles Dyer in Fayette Sunday. Witt McMaster Belvidere IL arrived Sunday to visit relatives. School board fired teachers A B Grimes superintendent FR L Powell Mrs A 3s Grimes Miss Brach Cedar Rapids Vera Stafford La Verne-Whittenbaugh Ethel Jones Mildred Brown Alicie Johnston Mary Anderson Ferm Chittenden. High school glee club will present a musical comedy Saturday.
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