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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1927
Page
40
An elderly Texas reader endorses Foley Pills as a reliable kidney diuretic used for over 25 years. The note complains many with kidney irregularities delay treatment until too late and urges seeking Foley Pills, claimed to relieve sleepless night misery. The message presents a personal testimonial style from Mel lagid of Herlingen.
The biennial report to Gov. John Hammill notes progress under W. E. Albert with stronger conservation focus, higher hunter numbers, and expanded hatcheries and refuges. Revenue, salaries, and expenditures are detailed, including licenses, net proceeds, and arrests, with notable increases in 1925 26 and plans for 1926 27.
John W. Budd, Des Moines sanitary engineer and brother of Ralph Budd, president of Great Northern, was given a fine gold watch by Waterloo bridge contractor George W. Miller, whom Budd befriended in 1902 after choosing Miller as an assistant from Iowa State College. Budd, from Orange township, left the Washburn area after 1853.
A dense listing of Iowa and out of state radio stations with programs tonight including WOC WEAF feeds at 7 to 9 30 PM a talk on swimming by Coach C E Daubert and concert pianist Paul Stove from WHO and Drake University. Holiday and Sunday school lessons plus various orchestras bands and soloists are noted across stations WOL WCBD WBAP WTAM WJZ WLS and more.
A listings style summary enumerates current theater bills at Palace Plaza Rialto Strand and Waterloo with stars like Maurice Flynn Vera Raynolds Priscilla Dean Wallace Beery and Pierre Watkin Players plus a dense radio schedule across WGN WEAU KDKA KTHS WTAM and WHO featuring orchestras dance hours and programs through late evening.
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