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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1921

Page

10

State Officials Back Move Of Department Offices

Dispute erupts as the executive council plans to relocate the state board of sculpture from current offices to the basement and move the secretary's rooms. The agricultural board objects seeking to keep the space, with political pressure mounting as lawmakers repealed the prior room assignment law. The council also eyeing the public instruction department relocation to free space on the first floor.

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From Hay-burners to Modern Rapid Transit

Officials of the W. C. F L & N. report a pictorial placard from the American Electric Railway Association tracing the street car industry’s progress since 1887. It shows the hay burner mule cart, two horse car, first electric trolley, local car styles, and today’s safety cars plus interurban high speed coaches, with notes on costs and service.

Waterloo

Street car evolution from horse to modern autos

The article traces transit history noting street cars once cost 1200 dollars and horses combined, modern vehicles up to 15000 dollars each, and the Waterloo type at 7500 dollars. It cites a shift from a few thousand initial passengers to a claimed 14 billion carried annually, presenting a unique instructive placard.

Waterloo

Memorial Day to Be Handled by American Legion

In a note on Civil War remembrance the article states that future memorial day services will be directed by the American Legion with L. J. Rogers, the last remaining G A R member, serving in an advisory role.

American Legion L. J. Rogers

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