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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1927

Page

5

Largest Highway Contract Award Set for Oct 18 in Iowa

Ames Iowa Oct 6 The Iowa state highway commission announced the largest highway contract in state history will be awarded Oct 18. It includes 126.44 miles of paving in eight counties 41.89 miles of graveling in seven counties about seven miles of grading in Boone and Chickasaw counties and bridge and culvert work in six counties totaling well over four million dollars.

Ames Iowa State Highway Commission Boone Chickasaw Cedar Tipton Stanwood Clarke Osceola Fayette West Union Buchanan County Henry Mt. Pleasant Jefferson County Mount Pleasant Des Moines Jones Linn County Dubuque County Lucas Monroe County Chariton Monroe Ailbia Lucas County Kensett Northwood Benton Tama County Blairstown Des — Moines Lee Counties Floyd County Charles City Dougherty Story County Nevada McCallsburg Maxwell

Poweshiek chief Poweshiek in the Palimpsest note

In a Palimpsest feature by F R Aumann, Poweshiek is described as a respected Iowa country figure among the first men of his tribe. The name is explained as meaning Roused Bear, with a Washington treaty council attribution as Shedding Bear and other interpretations of his mathe.

Iowa Poweshiek F. R. ‘Aumann State Historical Society of Washington

Fire Prevention Week Aids National Economy Effort

President Coolidge calls for study of fire protection as a national economy measure. The General Federation of Women's Clubs urges 14,000 member clubs to observe Fire Prevention Week October 7 to 14 with education, especially for children. Practical tips and safety rules are shared by Mrs Dolly Dean Burgess. In 10 cities efforts cut per person fire costs from 5 to 3.72, saving $165 million nationally.

Washington, D. C Coolidge General Federation of Women’s Clubs Federation Dolly Dean Burgess Helena Mont United States

Poweshiek the Sioux Chief Remembered in Iowa History

The text honors Poweshiek, a tall formidable Sioux leader known for warlike resolve and blunt speech. It notes his mixed traits as honest and brave yet heavyset and prone to drink, his July 4 1838 remarks on moving to a new home, his resistance to selling Iowa lands, and his ultimate departure to Kansas under U.S. escort, with burial in an unknown grave. It also adds unrelated 20th century trade statistics about Brazil car markets and France tractor needs.

Poweshiek Altho Iowa Kansas United States

Howard's Buttermilk Cream Advertises Skin Remedy

An old time recipe for buttermilk cream promises to whiten and preserve skin and reduce wrinkles. It claims convenience, contacts Robert Drug Co and C. J. Miller, and offers a money‑back guarantee after first use. Also mentions a Howard's Buttermilk Soap as a companion product.

Howard’s Robert Drug Co C. J. Miller

Bond Forfeited After Defendant Fails To Appear

A bond posted by Girkdean McMillan for liquor nuisance charges was forfeited after she failed to appear in court today. Judge George W. Wood ordered the $500 bond forfeiture with J. D. Hopkins as surety. October 17 was set for entering judgment.

Girkdean McMillan Negress George W. Wood Uberty J. D. Hopkins

Hasner Holds Court in Independence Iowa

Judge Ralph W. Hasner presided in Independence taking time from Black Hawk county duties to hear several masters awaiting attention. The session reflects Hasner’s active role in regional judiciary and the ongoing legal matters before him.

450 Miles On a Gallon of Gas

The president of the General Motors Research Corporation notes a gallon of gasoline could convert to mechanical energy to drive a four cylinder car about 450 miles. Oliver, an automotive engineer, claims an invention to cut gas costs and plans a nationwide agent campaign, offering samples via The Whirlwind Mfg. Co. Milwaukee Wisconsin.

General Motors Research Corporation Oliver Whirlwind Mfg. Co East Third St Milwaukee Wisc

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Duce Dolly D. Burgess Johnson County John Gilbert Brazil Australia Argentina Canada France Howard Irlin Millinery Sycamore St Lewis Stores Company Waterloo Smith Liquidating Sales CO P.& G. Soap Heavy Children's Wool
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