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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1929
Page
17
In a desert-to-city transition Dale confronts Mimi and Brant’s entangled past. Jealousy and anger rise as Dale overhears exchanges that hint Mimi’s hold and Brant’s lingering ties. She flees to pack, vowing to play the game despite heartbreak and loneliness.
A set of brain teaser questions with explanations on balancing columns and salary deductions. Scenarios include an $11 discrepancy in a bank ledger and a yearly work time calculation with multiple deductions, asking which explanations fix the errors. Answers refer readers to the Society Page.
Uncle Rays Corner presents a child friendly primer on the sun. It describes its brightness dangers, sunspots, and solar activity. It notes sunspots move across the solar surface and that the sun rotates slowly compared to Earth. It mentions solar flames and a photo of a flame rising 140000 miles. Tomorrow Giant Stars.
Uncle Wiggily hosts a multi surprise party with Nurse Jane Longears and Aunt Lettie orchestrating rain deception to keep him indoors Then a cozy party unfolds as music and food delight the bunny family Meanwhile Bob Cat and Skillery Scullery Alligator briefly plot a break in but relent upon seeing the merriment, promising to bite him another time The tale hints at a fourth surprise involving a shaving brush and a water-filled trick.
Illinois Central railroad today announced by Charles Martin city freight agent that fifty-nine new cars have been ordered. The order includes ten 72-foot steel coaches eight 70-foot steel chair cars six 70-foot mail and baggage cars five 70-foot baggage and express cars five 70-foot horse cars and twenty five caboose cars.
Returns show J C Beem and G J Sager reelected municipal court judges over William A Gook while George M Essex won bailiff over Theodore Peek and Martin Parker. Mayor Glenn A Tibbitts led a no opposition city ticket. Yoo! W Steely John A Bartlelp and Kenneth L Bragdon elected councilmen. Band tax passed 2391 to 1368. City salaries raised mayor to 4200 and city clerk to 3600.
Washington March 17 The department of commerce releases Iowa's 1928 fiscal summary. Per capita measures rise, with operation costs at 9.27 and total payments at 40.6 million. Revenue totals 41.18 million led by property taxes and licenses. gasoline tax surges, debt stands at 18.85 million per capita, with ad valor em valuations near 1.50 billion.
Police Chief Charles Mohlis ordered all patrolmen to enforce the one hour parking rule strictly. He noted winter weather had shielded violations, but with conditions improving, auto ordinances will be rigorously enforced and a warning phase will precede stricter action.
Waterloo Retail Merchants Association reports a net gain of seven families last week with 13 new arrivals and six moving out. New residents include Allensworth A C at 1395 Lafayette Harvey Wayne 508 Elmworth, Gross Champ 205 Brockwell Army apartments and others such as Finnes Fred 313 Second West Durr Lester 325 Sunnyside Herrison Willis 219 Oak Lawn Weidenan Ivan 822 Fairview Smith DH 611 First West Gerdes E A 1211 Commercial Stone Mrs Irving 311 Vermont Willbrangt Leo 609 Oneida Haney WA 208 Reber.
James Leary twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Leary is hospitalized at Cedar Valley after he and a playmate found a carbide can in an alley and mixed it with water causing an explosion. Both eyes were injured and one eye required operation to save it. Outcome uncertain depending on developments. Australia has springtime in October and November.
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