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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1921

Page

10

Death sentence for vile slayer in Iowa case

Bill Olander, convicted of Berthold Halfpap’s murder, was sentenced by Judge G D Thompson in Fort Dodge to be hanged between sunrise and sunset on a date to be set. The judge announced the death penalty after deliberations and allowed an appeal to Iowa’s supreme court but denied bail. Mrs Olander collapsed in court as the sentence was read.

Fort Dodge Bill Olander Berthold Halfpap Procar G. D. Thompson Thompson Ords Olander W. E. Gabrielson Olani ‘der Bill Olanjder H. W. Stone Robert M. Healy Wort Dodge J. Ray Files Stowe Mr. Healy Berthold Supreme Court

Foley's Honey and Tar Promise Quick Cough Relief

An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as superior for bronchial trouble, coughs, colds, and croup. It claims fast relief by loosening mucus and easing hoarseness, with testimonial from Meind of Passaic and Burgess Place.

Foley John ‘Hekking Burgess Place Passaic Meind

Sweet Girl Graduate Faces Graduation Budget

A young woman plans a dream graduation gown but must limit spending to $15 after seeing a dry goods ad for gowns at $14.95. Her brother jokes as she weighs fabrics like organdy in white for the occasion, reflecting small town preps and frugal styles.

Ya-A-Ajah Waterloo

Dainty Banquet Colors Attract Small Household Hubbub

A fragment recalls a domestic scene where a mother rolls pie crust while conversation erupts in the kitchen. The line about daintier colors and a price of fourteen ninety-five hints at a domestic craft or kitchen item.

Education Funding Across Iowa Communities

A University of Iowa college study shows Iowa communities allocating about 62 percent of public funds to education on average, with three quarters of towns devoting at least 55 percent to schools. The per pupil annual cost runs around 99 dollars, while small towns vary from 12.5 percent to 95 percent of funds going to schools, and mill rates range widely.

Iowa City Iowa College of Education University of Iowa

Soldier's Death Brings Home War Dead Burial Details

The body of Edward R. Romelfanger, who died in France serving with the 351st Infantry, 88th Division, will arrive in Hoboken on Saturday May 21, as advised by the War Department to his father Joseph Romelfanger of Aplington. The return underscores taxation for school purposes and honors due to a fallen soldier.

France Edward R. Romelfanger Hoboken War Department Joseph Romelfanger Sington

Walker Remedy Co Plans Two Story Fireproof Building

Walker Remedy Co lets contract to A. B. Smith for a two story building on the foundation wall at Second and Commercial streets. Estimated cost about $19,000. Building 40 by 70 feet on Commercial frontage. J. G. Ralston is architect. Address of the company is 228 Commercial street. D. J. Walker is manager.

A. B. Smith Walker Remedy Company Jon Commercial J. G. Ralston Commercial Street D. J. Walker

Cleveland Boss Invites Sick Soldiers To Games

Cleveland magnate Dunn arranges hospital days to ease disabled veterans' attendance at games. Burial planned for Aplington with military honors by the American Legion for Garland Fioar Maude to Make Good referenced in an advertisement.

Garland Maude Cleveland Magnate Dunn

Cleveland Fans Rally During Park Event

Vague notes describe Cleveland fans and soldiers moving autos to save space at a ball park event priced at 50 cents. The fragment mentions hospital-related figures and a smoke den, with unclear details about purpose or outcome.

Cleveland Julian Havens Wes Simi Ball Park

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L Olander Ft. Dodge Lénolt B. Halfpap 5Th St. Haw. Co Walker Remedy CO Aplington American Legion James Waterloo Flour & Feed Co Dee Ee Eae Coca-Cola Company Atlanta, GA Hasy Davidsons OURS NOME Bridge Street Waterloos Center Stee Vernis Martin Baer Waterloo Storage Battery Co West Fifth ST Independence Towa Waverly Tire & Battery Waverly Riverside Shell Rock Caco Auto Co Sumner Crawford Auto Co New Hampton aOnlts Weeead Frost Ofte Stooge Battow McCormack Galli-Curci Caruso Edison Brunswick Records
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