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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1928

Page

9

Search in Cedar River for lost Vinton man Dease ends

Dragging in the Cedar River near Urbana Iowa for William Poor a Vinton automobile dealer who disappeared while on a fishing trip has been discontinued. Timber along the river was searched without result Memorial Day observances included a program at 10 am with Walter J Myrocks presiding Rev Maston to speak and a post dinner at noon. Teachers elected for the coming year include Mrs Birdie Moore Miss Davis Miss Kinser Miss Margaret Bailey Miss Amanda Schwenk and Miss Wilma Adams Superintendent McLaughlin and Principal Risinger reelected. Mrs Lida Armstrong and daughter Marjorie moved to Britt Iowa, Armstrong to teach in Atlantic Iowa next year.

Fom Spmeval Urbana Cedar River Walliam Poor Vinton Automobile Walter J. Myrocks American Legion Mr. Maston Birdie Moore Davis Kin~ser Margaret Bailey Amanda Schwenk Wilma Adams McLaughlin Risinger

Views of the People About Vicks and Violins

A letter to the editor from Waterloo Iowa May 20 argues about violin history and viols. The author cites 1898 Chicago Concert Company at a seminary, notes viol family variants, and claims violins have seen no real improvement since Stradivarius era.

Vicks Waterloo North Tows Seminary Chicago Concert Company Fixelf Clifford Stradivarius Antonius Antonius Stradivarius

Quartet Debate Size Versus Tone in String Orchestra

A writer argues against substituting instruments for balance, comparing viola and cello tones to size. He contends the existing violin and viola tones differ but need no added intermediaries, warning that replacing with tenor banjo or Chinese tomtom would signal a musical decline.

Hammill to Speak in Cedar Rapids Thursday

Governor John Hammill will visit Cedar Rapids on Thursday May 28 for a public address. The appearance highlights state leadership and civic engagement as officials emphasize regional priorities.

Cedar RaPiDs, In John Hammill

Mayers Red Fea Poison Kerm rela product claim

An advertisement for Mayers Red Fea Poison Kerm rela asserts the product is made from natural grain of wheat and is the natural food of rodents. It states it is not dangerous to poultry or dogs and that care will not eat it, emphasizing ease of use and a guaranteed kill, with price 85 cents and 7 cents at drug stores.

Mayers

His Fight for the Good Roads Draws Cedar Rapids Visit

A political figure plans a public appearance in Cedar Rapids this week to address the state convention of the United Commercial Travelers association. He will speak at the gathering on Thursday as part of his campaign messaging for better roads.

Cedar Rapids United Commercial Travelers’ Association Ory

United States Leads In Music Advancement Says Century Piece

Charles Edward Russell argues in Century that the United States tops Europe in music. He notes 60 American grand orchestras in cities over 100000, 12 top American ensembles, 13,000,000 students studying music, and 1,000,000 yearly new listeners. Most US orchestras rely on private subscriptions rather than government support.

New York America Charles Edward Russell Century Magazine Europe Russell Austria England Germany France Belgium Spain Russia Holland Italy Denmark Norway Scotland Boston Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland Cincinnati Bose Minneapolis Kansas City Century

Governors Attend Good Roads Meet in Des Moines

Governors from six states attend the annual United States Good Roads Association convention in Des Moines along with highway superintendents engineers and commissioners from across the country. Opening session speakers include John Mahin Main mill Iowa Ben Paulen Kansas W. W. Brandon Alabama and former Oklahoma Governor D A Whitcomb. An automobile booster caravan from Canton District of Columbia and along the Custer Battlefield highway arrived with a quartet.

Des Moines INS United States Good Roads Association John Mainmill Iowa Ben Paulen Kansas W. W. Brandon Alabama D. A. Whitcomb Oklahoma Canton D. C Custer Battlefield Highway

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