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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1926
Page
11
Buenos Aires businessmen along Calle Florida agree to stop lowering heavy iron shutters on Sundays and feast days. The move aims to brighten Peorola street and spark a livelier downtown scene, matching the city’s Paris of America reputation.
Reservations rushed for the meeting and banquet of Presbyterian and United Presbyterian church men at First Presbyterian Church. Dr Pa Weir of Chicago, president of the international council of men's work, will give the address. Westminster's W F McCormick presides after the banquet. Jazz piece notes Belfast and Galway dancing attitudes.
Waterloo sees twenty two families and individuals establish homes in early September per migration records at the Waterloo Retail Merchants Association offices. Seven families leave the city directory as permanent removals while newcomer addresses include Lubbe Love Kantan Lehman Gunderson Hamker Davidson Albright Sass Peterson Taylor Walker Savage Gier Cady Crist Barnholt Kyatt Shoff Hull Gnagy and others.
Labor Day picnic at Independence fair grounds sponsored by St. Joseph's Catholic church drew a good crowd. A country team defeated the city squad 7 to 5 in seven innings, with early exchanges of runs and a strong defensive showing by the farmers.
Owner closes lease and offers entire line of up to date stock and fixtures at sacrifice for quick sale. Includes large refrigerator and display case, wall case, cash register, steel safe cabinet, typewriter with stand, desk, chairs, settee, baskets, vases, sardinieres, funeral wreaths, chiffons, ribbons, and a Ford ton delivery truck. Salad stock available separate or with whole lot.
Inning by inning recap shows chén scoring early in the fourth, then the Farmers pushing five runs in the fifth before neither side scores again. Merkel and R Kayser pitched for the winners with Sponer at catcher. Kayser and Sponer also served as catchers for the city team.
Ground was broken this morning on a lot on Third avenue west between South and Wellington streets near the Austin Burt residence for a brick bungalow to be built by Robert Johnson. The 60 by 100 foot lot was owned by Emmons John Bon and presented to Robert, his grandson. The 34 by 35 foot bungalow will cost about $6,500 with John G. Milter Construction Co. as contractor.
J R Anders, grandfather of Robert Johnson, long time gardener, has toiled and displayed his blooms and produce to passersby. At an advanced age he remains active with a keen interest in the latest mowers and vegetables as a new home is built at the site, bringing Robert Johnson nearby.
More than 106000 shriners and members attended the annual picnic at Iowa State College in Ames yesterday. The event was hosted by the Ca-Ga-Zig Shrine under the guidance of Dew Boalnes.
Guarantee of permanent relief if eaten regularly with a refund if not. Recommends daily use in meals and as a cereal option. Describes flavor, serving ideas, and urges to insist on original ALL-BRAN while noting part bran products are doubtful. Doctors endorse Kellogg's ALL-BRAN.
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