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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1923

Page

13

Crossing for I C in Manchester to Be Below Grade

Manchester Iowa October 26 Mayor Blaly says the Illinois Central railway has funds to install an underground crossing here. No location decided as all crossings are at grade now. Early resident Mrs. Enoch Allen dies at Fayette street home. Born July 7 1838 in Delaware county Ohio she married Civil War veteran Bnoch Allen February 17 1911 at Leavenworth Kansas. Survived by son Harry P and sister Mrs. E D Shreve both of Wichita Kansas.

Manchester Blaly Illnois Central Railway Enoch Allen Fayette Street Delaware County Ohio Bnoch Allen Leavenworth, Kan Harry P Slater E. D. Shreve Wichita, Kan

Schmedika Bill to be Reintroduced in Extra Session

Des Moines reports the Senate bill to change delinquency tax dates, reintroduced by Senator William Schmedika of Radcliffe during an expected extra session this winter. The measure passed both houses previously but was vetoed by Governor N. EB.

Associated Press Des Moines Senate William Schmedika Radcliffe

Senator Schmiedska backs agriculture bill to aid farmers

Kendall cites county officials and Senator Schmiedska describing a single bill to extend delinquency dates from April 1 to June 1 and from Oct 1 to Nov 1. The measure would give farmers two extra months to hold grain and cattle in spring and 30 days more in fall to fatten hogs, with no appropriations needed.

Kendall Schmiedska Associated Press

It Was a Gasoline Truck Without Fuel

An incident in a downtown street involved a gasoline tank wagon from a wholesale distributor that stalled when its fuel was exhausted. The driver could not refuel from the truck’s compartments because they were empty after selling all the gasoline. The vender borrowed gas from a nearby station to return the truck to the plant.

Sale Distributing Companies

Widows Must Reapply for Pensions January 1 1924

All widows on the pension list must reapply by January 1 1924 due to a new law. Reapplications occur every two years. A Sporle directs new forms. petitions go to district court for final orders. Lydia Eicher offered as special investigator. counties pay expenses. university covers salary.

General Assembly A. Sporle Naw Lydia Eicher University of Town

Baptist editor appoints Dr John A Earl to The Baptist

Dr John A Earl associate editor of The Baptist to start Nov 1 relocating from St Paul Minnesota to Chicago. Earl a noted preacher and writer joins The Baptist weekly published by the Northern Baptist Convention, continuing extensive denominational leadership. Tama County sues bank for back taxes in Gladbrook Iowa over 2029 plus penalty for Liberty bonds deduction and capital stock tax dispute.

John A. Earl Baptist John A. Barl First Baptist Church Waterleo First Banat Church St. Paul, Minn the Baptist Chicago Northern Baptist Convention Farr Paul Tama County BANK

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