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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1925
Page
13
A local paper notes a non profit public service providing two complete and dependable email house plus services at modest cost. For details contact the Home Building Editor. The U.S. Bureau Information Department offers free home builder assistance and requests a stamped envelope to inquire about the plan.
A study from makers of labor saving devices shows women seek time saving in appliances for social and personal activities. Kitchens consume 76 percent of daily housekeeping time. compact, well lit, ventilated layouts reduce steps and fatigue, promoting health and happiness.
An unidentified bandit was shot to death today in Kansas City Missouri as he tried to rob Mrs Fritz Mader a messenger for a mercantile concern. The bandit was killed by a Negro guard with the woman.
A tour by the Iowa Bankers association through Cherokee Fort Dodge Hampton Vinton and Lansing brought a hopeful mood. E W Miller said with a good crop and prices Iowa will be back in a normal state while western Iowa faces moisture shortages and oats and grass are short. Northeast Iowa shows better conditions due to frequent showers and the bankers’ group toured with Chicago and New York colleagues aboard the special train.
Conditions are unusually favorable for corn. B Js Johnson, president of Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co and a director in the federal reserve bank, attended several meetings. F H Wray, cashier of Leavitt & Johnson National bank, attended meetings at Hampton, Vinton and Lensing. J & Johnson, president, R W Waite, vice president, and J J Buller, cashier, of Waterloo Savings bank, attended several group meetings, as did Will A Lane, cashier of First National bank.
Charles City Ia May 23 The graduating class of 69 of the local high school is the smallest for several years. Commencement will be at Hildreth theatre on Friday May 29 with address by Dr Charles Medbury Des Moines. Sermon for the class of 1925 May 24 at First Congregational church by Rev W G Crowder First Methodist Episcopal church. One member Wayland Parr has received appointment to West Point and will report July 1.
The oldest district court suit, filed by the Sioux City Business Men's Association against Fullerton Lumber, was dismissed today. It had been proceeding for 21 years and 280 days.
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