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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1928

Page

12

Lindbergh's Spirit of St Louis reaches Smithsonian

Col Charles A Lindbergh flew the Spirit of St Louis from St Louis to Bolling Field Washington DC visiting guards and army planes on the line before its final resting place at the Smithsonian. The craft covered 725 miles in 4 hours 58 minutes and has flown over 40 000 miles. Lindbergh expressed sadness at parting with the ship saying Yes I am sorry. A formal presentation date may be May 21 the anniversary of his New York to Paris flight but he will not be in Washington then.

Washington, D. C Nile Col Charlies A. Lindbergh St. Louis Bollingfield Smithsonian Institution Lindbergh Smithsonian Charles G. Abbott Langley New York Paris Hut Washington Bolling Field Langley Field Earth Lindy the Heights Belling Field Institution For Protection

Sioux City Increases Streetcar Fares to 9 Cents

May 1 report from Sioux City Indiana states streetcar fares will rise to 9 cents, a 1 cent rise, with children's fares going from 4 to 5 cents on May 9. This marks the second fare increase in the past year.

Sioux City

Train to Carry Musicians to State Contest

Water 1400's 190-odd contestants in the state high school music contest at Iowa City Thursday, Friday and Saturday were announced today by Fred J. Miller. A special WCFN train will carry East and West High choruses and West High band to the contest, leaving at 7 am Saturday and returning from Iowa City at 7 pm. This will prevent overtaxing lodging as 2,500 or more students attend. Margaret Miller East High violinist and Robert Dunkelberg West High pianist will travel Thursday morning to perform. West High boys' glee club competes Friday and will travel there and back on that day.

Lows City Fred J. Miller Bust High West High Iowa City Margaret Miller East High Robert Dunkelberg West High Boys’ Glee Club

Cass Attends Annual Inspection of U S Naval Academy

Mr and Mrs D Cass of 205 Prospect avenue attended the annual inspection of the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. The visit, tied to Casss duties as a member of the board of visitors, followed Casss appointment by President Coolidge. The four day program included many social functions as seven board members were accompanied by others.

D. Cass Prospect. Avenue United States Naval Academy Annapolis Annapolis Academy Cass Calvin Coolidge

County Scrubs Up For Courthouse Cleaning

Fireman F. H. Fluent oversees courthouse cleaning supplies including five gallons hand soap 12 barrels liquid soap four gross cake soap two gross pipe cleaner one barrel cleaners five gross flushing compound 300 pounds sweeping compound four dozen mops three dozen common brooms four brush brooms and more to maintain sanitation.

F. H. Fluent

Wareis Yaglia Heads East Hi Club

Harris Yagla was elected president of the East Hi club for the coming year at the annual meeting last night. Eugene Smith was named vice president Carl Ferguson secretary Clifford Yagla treasurer Milton Perry chaplain. The slate will be inducted Monday night. The West Hill club will elect Thursday noon in First Baptist church.

Harris Yagla East Hi Eugene Smith Carl Ferguson Clifford Yagla Milton Perry West Hill First Baptist Church

Kelloggs All Bran Promises Constipation Relief

An old testimonial from Arthur Skiles of Chicago dated July 12, 1927 proclaims Kelloggs All Bran cured his long battle with constipation after trying many remedies. The ad urges stopping habit-forming laxatives, claims guaranteed relief, and notes serving suggestions and availability from Kellogg in Battle Creek.

Skiles Kelloge Arthur Skiles Kedzie Avenue Chicago Kellogg Battle Creek

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