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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1928

Page

14

Highway deaths rise as population grows and roads cluttered

A 1927 survey by the American Road Builders Association details highway fatalities, with 26,618 deaths and 719,800 serious injuries, costing over 800 million dollars. Pedestrians account for more than two thirds of fatalities, while motorists and physical conditions also contribute. The piece argues for education, uniform laws, and driver licensing to curb the toll, noting 40,000 lives could be lost in 1935 if trends continue.

SM Oupham American’ Road Builders’ Association National Safety Council American Road Builders’ Association Massachusetts Union Imind United States American” Road Builders’ Association Streck American ‘Road Builders’ Association American Road Builders Cleveland National Conference On Sys Yredes‘trians

Youth is the golden age for marriage says judge

In Memphis Tennessee Judge G W Wood, who hears many divorce actions, states that youth is the ideal time for matrimony for men as well as in life generally, though he acknowledges exceptions where older couples live happily. He notes ages nearly the same promote happiness, and there is no fixed cutoff age beyond which a man cannot marry.

G.'.w. Wood

Husband collapses claim in divorce filing over intoxication

Marie Belle McCord sought nightlife and forced husband Samuel McCord to cook breakfast after returning home in a beastly state of intoxication. He alleges the marital troubles left him in almost a state of mental and nervous collapse as he files for divorce.

Marie Belle McCord Samuel McCord McCord

Uniform Yield Of Corn Economy NeecT To Farmer

Des Moines reports Iowa farmers enjoy unusually uniform corn yields across the state with average per acre near 44.2 bushels, no counties under 30, and strong market demand for new corn. Weather, dryness, and recent gales affected cribbing and spoilage, while barley produced a major crop but faced export restrictions due to disease risk.

Connex Special Service Des Moines Iowa State Department of Agriculture Weather and ‘Crop Bureau Mississippi River United States Towa Tarley Germany

Salvat ion Army Adjutant to Lead Sunday Meetings

Adjutant Enoch Hicks from Salvation Army divisional headquarters Des Moines will lead meetings tonight and Sunday with accompaniment from his wife. The services will be held at 500 Mulberry Street.

Salvation Army Enoch Hicks Des. Moines Mr. Hicks Mulberry Street

Programs Saturday on Des Moines Station

Saturday programming lists numerous radio segments in Des Moines including news summaries at 6:00 and 6:30 P.M., Governor Smith speech, Tobaccio Co. program, and various musical and talk shows through the evening with weather, church services, and performances by choirs, sopranos, and instrumental ensembles.

Des Moines Des Moines Arch Gov. Smith Tobaccio Co Park Central Press Shenasby Dante Arch United Radio Corporation Soeprano Dr. Cadman Stitson David Lawrence H. P National Light Opera Co

Schedule remains unclear amid noisy broadcast listing

Fragmented OCR shows a dense daily radio timetable with times and program names from morning to evening. Includes phonograph records markets weather farm reports Republican programs orchestra news talks and various performances. Details are garbled and some entries are unreadable.

Zulus Shift From War to Craft in Zululand Fair

Washington reports a Zululand fair near Eshowe showcasing needlework carpentry carving clay modeling basketwork and agriculture by about 800 exhibitors mostly from mission stations. The Nat Geographic notes Zululand about as large as New Jersey with a native population twice Trenton’s. tribal chiefs retain iron rule while many Zulus live in a northeastern Natal reserve. Men milk hunt and loaf while wives tend gardens harvest and manage domestic duties. marriage customs include Jobola cattle payments and polygamy with equal treatment for all wives.

Washington DD. C Eshowe Zululand South Africa Natal Lobo

Harvest Home Festival Nets $150 For Church Treasury

Nashua Tennessee October 20 Special notes indicate the M E church harvest home festival Sunday school treasury received about 150 dollars. Emanga club met with Mrs C Darrow Friday afternoon.

Nashua M. E. Church Emanga Club Darrow

Six Story John Deere Building Nears Completion

Brick work on the six story manufacturing building for the John Deere Tractor company by John G. Miller Construction was finished at noon. The roof of composition on a metal base is being laid. Interior work is nearly done with stairways and wash rooms to be completed. Employment office and medical service on the first floor are planned.

John Deere Tractor Company John G. Miller Construction Company

Cedar Rapids Game Draws Large Crowd at West High

A large crowd gathered for the Cedar Rapids Washington High versus Waterloo West High gridiron clash. Cedar Rapids Coach Kelly adjusted the lineup with Bode at left, Buard replacing Miler, and Buresh at left tackle. Zarah may sit at fullback for the visitors as West High seeks victory in good condition with favorable weather.

Cedar Rapids West High Washington High School of Waterloo Kelly Bode Buard Miler Buresh

Beauties of Rico Blasted by Storm Declares Speaker

Drury former missionary spoke at Graves Memorial United Brethren Church about Puerto Rico’s hurricane devastation. He noted the island’s beauty was nearly destroyed by winds uprooting trees, wrecking crops, and leveling towns, urging Christian leadership for recovery.

Rico Porto Rico Drury Lsteners Graves Memorial United Brethren Church

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