Community Fund leaders hold first meeting in Waterloo drive
Four majors and two team captains in the Community Fund campaign met at noon to map plans for the November 18 to 23 drive. Chairman William Langlas announced a larger special gifts committee and invited about 40 civic leaders to recruit large subscribers. E. L. Bragdon, colonel of teams, scheduled Friday’s meeting of 28 captains and four majors to finalize organization before intensive solicitation begins.
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Youth With Forgery Past Seeks New Life Behind Bars
Clyde L R Jackson, 23, once a medical student and self styled doctor, tells the Courier of a life from Waterloo Iowa to Winthrop Illinois and back, where forged checks, social stigma, and a string of trials led him to the Lincoln county jail awaiting court. He argues society bears responsibility for his crimes and recalls humiliation, reform school, medical study, and attempts to repay his debt to society amid fears of a lengthy sentence and ill health.
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New and Greater Davidsons Elevates Waterloo’s Home Furnishings
The article lauds the New and Greater Davidsons store for extending Waterloo’s leadership in home furnishing. It recalls the store’s past achievements and patronage, emphasizing continued growth and a heightened pledge to reflect credit on the community.
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