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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1926

Page

12

Five Iowa counties push for state road bond plan

Southern Iowa counties including Mahaska Monroe Appanoose and Jefferson moved toward bond backed road projects. Votes planned in April would authorize long gravel and paving schemes totaling over five million dollars. Des Moines Washington Keokuk and other counties weighed local bonds as part of a broader push for a statewide 85 million bond plan to complete thousands of miles of primary roads.

Ottumway Iowa Towa Mahaska Monroe Appanoose Jefferson Des Moines Mississippi River Lucas County Henry County Washington County Johnson County Henry Wellini State High- Waiye Commission Board of Supervisors Wand Ypads Davis County Keokuk Reakik County van Buren Ottumwa Goo Roads Des Alaines Wapello Cornca

Mildred Utley Wins First in Declam Test

The Delaware County declamatory contest held at Dundee on a Friday evening attracted a large crowd. Mildred Utley of Manchester won first prize and a silver trophy for her dramatic reading “I Am the Gleam.” Second place went to Thomas Edgar of Hopkinton with “A Quiet Afternoon” winning a pennant. Minnie Nimmo of Greeley took third with “A Pleasant Time on the Beach.”

Manchester Delaware County Dundee Wirst Siiver Mildrey Utley Mitnchester Anii & Pennant Thomas Edgar Hopkinton Humorius Minnie Nimmo Greeley

Scratches of Pen Promotes Charity Across Cities

Charles Wager, known as the man with the big heart, ran a street corner stand on Fourth Street distributing literature and charity items. He has given away nearly all his proceeds to causes in many cities, meeting figures like Schwartz Kopensky, palace guard captain in Petrograd, who recounted a tale from Nicholas era.

Schwartz Kopensky Petrograd Nicholas Wager Kopensky Kenashit Kenosha

Pioneer Joseph Fackle of Reinbeck Dies After Stroke

Heinbeck March 29. The death of Joseph Fackle pioneer settler of Reinbeck occurred Sunday afternoon at his home from a stroke of apoplexy. Born in Vienna August 25, 1847 he came to America in 1849, lived in Chicago, moved to Freeport then Reinbeck. He married there. four children survive Mamie Willer Slessor Reinbeck Efarsrett Krajewski from Washington and Frank. Funeral plans await arrival of daughter from Washington.

Heinbeck Joseph Fackie Fackle Vienna Austria America Chicago Wreaport I. C. OF Lodge of Freeport Efars Rett Krajewski

Frances Maehrlein buried in Reinbeck Iowa today

Mrs Frances Elizabeth Maehrlein wife of Job Maehrlein died at her Reinbeck home Saturday afternoon March 27 of Brights disease She was born January 9 1860 in Norwich Connecticut moved to a Reinbeck farm in 1877 married John Maehrlein on March 15 1885 and the couple settled on a farm near Reinbeck in 1899 They leave husband two children Mary Smith Charles City IA and John Jr Waterloo one grandchild Harry Smith four brothers John Cumming Parsons Kan James Cumming Estherville Robert Cumming Corona California and William Cumming Waterloo Funeral services were held today at 2 pm and burial followed in Reinbeck cemetery

Reinbeck Frances Elizabeth Maehrlein Job Maehrlein Bright Norwich Conn William Cumming John Maehriein Mary Smith Charles City John Waterloo Harry Smith Cumming Parsons Kan James Cumming Estherville Robert Cumming Corona Qalif Reinbeck Cemetery

Prayer Declared The Greatest Force In Church

Rev C. H. Snashall preached at Walnut Street Baptist on prayer as the churchs strongest power. He urged forming small prayer groups and defined true prayer as surrender of the self to Gods will, stressing obedience and prayer in Jesus name to bring results.

Snashall H. Snashall Imem Becs Walnut Street Snashali Mr. Snashall Bray

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Liver Aid and Dye-Free Glow

A vintage health ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable liver remedy. It claims they purge bile, relieve constipation, brighten skin, and restore buoyancy with olive oil color, noting they are safer than calomel and sold widely for 10 or 30 cents per box.

Edward Edwards

Prayer and repentance in daily life and intercession

Fragmentary sermon voice emphasizes real restitution and clean living. It argues forgiveness is required to obtain forgiveness oneself and calls for sacrificial intercession for others as essential to worship. It cites Paul and warns that formal prayer without power undermines true prayer.

Eamot Paul Rome

Stop Itching Skin Treats Skin Irritations Effectively

One safe, dependable treatment relieves itching and cleanses the skin. Zemmo supposedly banishes eczema ringworm pimples and similar troubles after the first application. It promises soft smooth healthy skin and is sold in small and large bottles for about $1.00.

ZemMo

Woolworth Building Height Sparked by Lydia Pinkham Ad

An old advertisement claims Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped many women in daily life. It parades the Woolworth Building height to tout the product, noting the structure's 792 feet tall stature in New York City and suggesting wide reach from Lynn to Cleveland.

Woolworth New York City United States Pinkiam Lynn Massachusetts Cleveland Ohio Lydia i Pinkham

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