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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1920
Page
8
A cluttered OCR page lists missing dog notes and a flood of classified ads. Entries seek rewards for a lost bulldog with description and contact, plus numerous job, real estate, vehicle and miscellaneous notices across Waterloo Iowa area.
An inquiry to major cities reveals varied reasons for growth. New York cites vastness wealth and status as the magnet for labor and opportunity while Los Angeles attributes expansion to industry trade open shop climate and resources.
Chicago claims status as nerve center of American business and midway across the nation with large factory output rising from three to four billion dollars. The piece notes expansion in meat, grain, livestock, and lumber, plus leading roles in dry goods, machinery, jewelry, mines, clothing, and furniture. It also discusses Philadelphia Detroit St. Louis Cleveland and Washington growth factors, and ends with a science aside on atomic theory and electrons.
Article notes that if Calvin Coolidge wins in November it would mark the fifth New England native elected as vice president. Three hailed from Massachusetts and one from Maine, including John Adams who became president. Gerry and Wilson died in office, Hamlin pursued Boston port collector and Spain minister roles after his vice presidency.
A garbled scene portrays Daudet Whyte in a chaotic dining room setting. The narrator recalls a drunken, flamboyant moment with loud laughter and disrupted dishes, as others react with shock and awe.
A speaker talks incessantly and then leaves without saying another word. The abrupt exit ends a prolonged exchange, leaving listeners surprised by the abrupt conclusion.
Auctioneer H Seger advertises satisfaction guaranteed for feature and public sales. Provides office location at Fourth Street and Zig Street with phase details.
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