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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1926
Page
17
May 6 report states the National Manufacturing Company, forced into bankruptcy, was sold to J. I. Mattson of Joliet Illinois. He plans to install new machinery and pursue wire and slat fence manufacture at the Manchester factory, continuing in similar lines as his Joliet operations.
Members of the Advertising Club of Waterloo will meet at noon tomorrow in Hotel Russell-Lamsgon to hear iW G. Kruse publisher of the Cedar Valley Daily Times Vin ton speak on Newspaper Advertising. Kruse has built a career as a publisher and his paper is now the sole paper in a county that once had three. Kenneth Bragdon, president, issued a special call urging full attendance.
Delaware County bar association unanimously indorses H. B. Boies George W. Wood and E. E. Stiles for re election to the Tenth judicial district. It asks county bars to place these names on both party tickets as at the last election. Henry Broyson elected vice president after Fred Blair's death. M J Yoran stays secretary.
Niss Gunla Nubson of Rock township and Ru dolphy Ask of Mitchell were married Wednesday at the Little Brown church near Nashua. They will reside on the groom's farm near Mitchell. Mrs Ask has worked in the Duluth board of education office for several years.
A neighbor’s advice led Bertha Meachan of Lansing Michigan to Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She reports feeling much better and able to work without dread and would recommend it to others. Maria K Williams of Ketchikan Alaska says after using the compound she can do housework and is in good health. Letters praising the product flood in from across the country.
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