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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1925
Page
13
Washington official urges farmers to consider export competition as foreign markets strengthen. Secretary Jardine notes domestic shortfalls, tariff effects, and rising world wheat areas in Russia, Australia, Argentina, and Canada, urging planning beyond the current season.
Walter Dee was fined 100 dollars and costs for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after arraignment before Judge Beem. He gave notice through an attorney that he will appeal.
Unger Brothers plan a wholesale and retail new and used goods and accessory business at the corner of Sixth and Sycamore streets, in the quarters formerly occupied by a German grocery. Carl and Herman Unger are former associates of the Fish and Unger company.
For indigestion sour stomach and gas use Phillips Milk of Magnesia in water. Sold in 25 cent bottles at drugstores. Doctors have prescribed it for fifty years and claim it neutralizes stomach acid and bowel fermentation without purging and is gentler than soda.
The item notes Judge John W. Gwynne celebrated his birthday with curiosity about his age. Colleagues presented a mahogany smoking stand, while Judge J C Beem was moved to poetry. An absurd verse suggests Gwynne’s life span from 1855 to 1995 amid a city staff outing.
The funeral for Eli Newsome 74, who died Tuesday morning at his Dunkerton home, will be held at First Baptist Church at 10 a.m. Thursday with Rev. A B P Brough of Waterloo officiating. Newsome lived in Dunkerton 54 years since moving here at age 20. He married Mary Knepper in March 1880. survivors include two sons Gabriel of Hurdland North Dakota and Ira of Dunkerton. Burial is at Gresham Cemetery.
Cedar Falls report states Charles House, who moved from here to Blackwell Oklahoma about 15 years ago, died there today by telegram to Samuel Gibson. Mr House operated the P J Land farm on West Twelfth Street.
President Coolidge tells the Congregational Churches council that public conscience enlightened by religion must lead, not police power, to curb widespread lawlessness. He argues failures to enforce laws stem from failures to observe them and calls for a strong, reforming public sentiment in support of law enforcement.
The president argued that strong law enforcement requires a firm national resolve rooted in religion. He cautioned that government alone cannot create this commitment and urged faith to bolster steadfast moral convictions amid modern distractions.
Weather outlook falters as Tuesday brings subnormal temperatures with a high near 46 and a low around 23. Forecaster predicts mostly fair, not as cold conditions for tonight and Thursday across the state section.
Mrs Brinkley says years with gas on the stomach ended after Adlerika. One spoonful relieves gas and the full feeling, helping sleep. Adlerika cleanses and removes poisonous matter, improving stomach issues, nervousness, and headaches. Available at Robert Drug Co. in Waterloo and other druggists.
Mrs. Marie James, public health nurse of Waterloo Social Welfare League, left Davenport for the twenty second annual convention of the Town State Association of Registered Nurses. The meeting closes Thursday evening with plans to Iowa City for the final day of the state social work conference.
Superintendent of the league attends the social work conference while Miss Catherine Adrian oversees league headquarters in Mrs. James and Miss Pfeffer’s absence.
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