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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1929
Page
21
Health ad links tongue coating to digestive trouble and signs of illness. It touts Tanlac as a natural remedy made of herbs and roots, claiming many recoveries and offering a money back guarantee if it fails. The copy urges readers to buy from a local druggist today.
The famine commission says conditions stem from districts once under military government which has since been overthrown, accounting for the described hardships.
Waterloo area Boy Scouts plan a Court of Honor at 7 30 p m with Harry G Northey as chairman to judge applicants for advancement. Ivan Ryle leads scout training. Arthur Jury attended Independence district meeting. Camp Ingawanis entries set for July with area meetings and district courts.
Brownsville Pennsylvania legion post backs a landing field adjoining town with two runways planned 1200 and 1500 feet. Topeka plans a new municipal airport, current 680-acre site insufficient for extended ops. Universal flyers wrap a south tour with 12,000 passengers on 42 cities and three-engine planes. Cambridge private interests consider land and sea dual airport serving Del Mar peninsula. Roswell New Mexico weighs a municipal airport with several large level sites near town.
Plans call for conditioning a large area at once with all general facilities to receive a high department of commerce rating. Lighting equipment will be installed later. A 60 pound watermelon was grown from Hungarian seed by Peter Fodor of Lewiston Idaho.
The text presents a fragment about crafting a policy on a partial payment plan with specified limits. It mentions sums for public liability and property damage and a premium, but no clear parties, dates, or final terms.
Col. Charles L Longley of Robert Anderson post Missouri Idaho speaker at Becker Chapman post meeting in Memorial hall urged G A R members to entrust American Legion with future duties. Legion plans Memorial day participation with bugle corps and firing squads for cemeteries. Six new members welcomed.
N P Jorgenson Fred Schaefer Tra Cherry Elmer Torgerson and Hinson joined the Becker Chapman post. Walter A Daniels a World War veteran from near La Porte City, who set up the post, was introduced to members and his government insurance benefit was noted.
Murray W. Roadman, a Grundy County farmer near Dike, filed for bankruptcy seeking adjudication of liabilities totaling 71,954.91. Unsecured claims total 21,224, mortgaged real estate 15,000 foreclosed, and 85,730.81 joint accountability on paper. Assets listed at 10,468.20, mostly livestock and household goods with 6,087 exempt. Adella M. Roadman, wife, also seeks adjudication with liabilities of 25,824 and assets of 4,693 mostly exempt.
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