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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1920

Page

12

Ground broken today for new West High School building

The ceremony at Fifth and Locust marked the start of construction with Ben F. Swisher leading the digging. H D. Lee and T. N. Innes announced plans to push work, with surveying done and excavation to begin tomorrow. The project aims to relieve crowding at the west district school.

New West High School Locust Institution of Learning Ben F. Swisher Bhoard of Education T. N. Innes H. A. Maine New York City Snown H. A. Maine Company W. TD. Johnston

Waterloo chautauqua may be dropped this year

Indications point to the omission of Waterloo’s chautauqua assembly after 26 years of annual events. The Waterloo Chautauqua Association has no word from contributor Holliday of Des Moines, and poor attendance last season led to financial losses, suggesting a new sponsor may be needed.

Waterloo Cedar River Park Holliday Des Moines

Alber criticizes primary expense in Iowa auditor bid

F. J. Alber of Polk County, Republican candidate for state auditor, says heavy primary costs hinder campaigns. He plans limited visits to counties and relies on newspapers and posters, noting first class mail would be too costly. His name appears first among four auditor contenders in this county.

Iowa F. J. Alber Polk Country Alber

Kiwanis Club Organized Here in Waterloo

The Kiwanis club of Waterloo was organized yesterday with 75 members. Temporary officers include Will A. Lane as president, Charles H. Trunkey secretary, and Fred H. Wray treasurer. The group aims to aid city projects and cooperate with business interests, meeting weekly at Hotel Russell-Lamson.

Kiwanis Club of Waterloo International Organization of Kiwanis United States Will A. Lane First National Bank Charles “H2 Trunkey Repass’ Automobile Company Fred H. Wray Leavitt & John Bon National Bank Kiwanis Rotary Waterton Russell-Lamson Des Moines Dubuque Cedar Rapids Sioux City Clinton

Sioux City Man Arrested Over Coal Dust Laughing Incident

Alcide L Ebeuver was arrested for disturbing the peace after coal dust from a unloading wagon settled on his face and another man laughed. The driver and B Kearn reportedly laughed. no insulting words were spoken. The case was dismissed after a police court hearing.

Sioux City Sixth and Nebraska Street Alcide L’beuver L’eecuyer B. Kearn L’mecuyer Kearn

Senators Clash Over War Powers and Versailles Treaty

The debate centers on repealing wartime powers and the Versailles Treaty. Senator Knox argues the war ended by armistice and that Congress holds war authority, while opposition seeks codified international law and cautious engagement with Germany.

Onte Senate Inox Germany Knox J Com Belhdeal Axa Tiatter

Federal Prohibition Agents Target Homebrewers in Iowa

The weekly note reports federal prohibition agents under Clay Metz at Fort Dodge may visit Waterloo to investigate homebrewers and still owners. Thomas Maloney at Cornell Bluffs directs enforcement, with special investigators expected to hunt violators using sugar water and dried fruit for bootleg beverages.

Tlome Clay ( Metz Fort Dodge Waender Matz Althen Waterloo Thomas Maloney Cornell Bluffs Warner

No Corn Planted Yet in Iowa Says Crop Report

Des Moines reports April was the coldest since 1907 and as a result corn planting in Iowa is likely not more than a quarter complete with no fields planted yet according to the weekly weather bulletin.

Iowa Des Moines

Agricultural Weather Report Notes Slow Growth and Wet Season

The bulletin reports slow progress in field work due to recent weather with frequent showers and late weedouts. It notes early wheat and potato conditions, thinning crops, and rising prices amid poor quality, with gardening only beginning and pre season adjustments discussed by local weather authorities.

United States Department of Outa Petchy

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