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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1926

Page

6

Iowa Goods Roads Body Maps 1928 Primary Road Plan

The Iowa Good Roads Association proposes three bills to reform the primary road system. A $100,000,000 bond issue would yield 4,803 miles paved and the rest graveled within eight years, financed by motor vehicle owners with no property tax. The plan shifts primary roads under state control, adds a one cent per gallon gasoline tax, and authorizes state bonds to fund construction and maintenance.

Iowa Towa Towa Good Roads Association Forty-second General Assembly Association Dil Wa

Cedar Heights and Castle Hill Open New Schools

Cedar Heights and Castle Hill opened public schools today under rural independent jurisdiction with full teaching staffs. Superintendent A. G. Blank announced steady enrollment prospects and listed Cedar Heights assistant teachers Mrs. Emma Wood Mrs. Pearl Staack Mrs. A. G. Blank and Miss Harriett Beaver along with Castle Hill teachers Mrs. Damon Cheney and Helen Page. County Superintendent Jewett noted the start of fall and winter terms across consolidated and rural schools. The Rev Wesley Belling of Le Mars will become pastor of Central M E Church.

Cedareights Castile Hill A. G. Blank Cedar Heights Emma Wood Pearl Staack Harriett Beaver Castle Hill Damon Cheney Helen Page A. G. Jewett

Picturesque Scottish tramps roam Highland roads and moors

A story on Scottish barefoot travelers or tramps, known as tinkers, including Long Jock who is totally blind and has wandered the Perthshire roads for decades with two dogs. It describes their clans, Gaelic speech, Sabbath observances, and a history spanning up to 80 years on the move, with a variety of huts serving as shelters and a cemetery named No Man's Land in Stirling shire.

Rannoch Moor Scotland United Kingdom Loch Lomond Inverness Jock Perthshire Old Johnson Ife Stamp’s Stirlingshire No Man's Land

Clarksville Public School Enrolls 267

Clarksville Ia Sept 8 Special an enrollment of 267 was made at the opening of the public school here this week Fifty of these are tuition pupils There are 19 beginners 144 in the grades and 104 in the high school B M Smith Cresco enters his seventh year as superintendent and Victor V Horrell his fourth year as principal of the high school Among improvements in school property added during vacation was a new steel bell tower in which was placed 2 new bell.

Clarksville B. M. Smith Cresco Victor V. Horrell

Dysart Labor Day Program Postponed to Saturday

Dysart Iowa Labor Day program under Myers-Gordy-Pippett post of the American Legion was postponed Monday due to bad roads and will be held Saturday. Col. Smith W. Brodhart will headline with a parade baseball game street sports community singing airplane stunt flying and other features planned.

Besant Pays Fine for Drunk Driving

Gray Besant of 134 Argyle Street was fined $100 and costs or 30 days in county jail for operating an automobile while intoxicated. He chose to pay the fine yesterday after a brief jail term, and the matter was settled.

Giant Pickerel Escapes Again in Hazleton Pond

Oelwein Iowa September 8 W B Ingersoll lands the latest giant pickerel rumor in the Hazleton milpond known for eluding fishermen The four to five foot fish reportedly plucks hooks and sinks gear with ease as guards and locals recount past attempts Byline notes game warden Hartsough and townsfolk Walter Jarrett Vern and Charlie Rive among those who briefly hooked it The tale joins other local notes on dam operations council meetings and obituaries in this town report

Oelwein Milpond Hazleton Walter Jarrett Vern Charlie Rive Mazleton Porner Hartsough J. P. Galvin George Norton Charles Street Galvin Gelweth Westgate Bert Clara E. McDougall Clifford Glendale Cal Charles R. McDougall

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C. I. Bohmfalk Irator Wolshe Progim Charles C. Ta Wesley Belling le Mars Central M. E. Church Chrysler Waterloo Motor Sales Company Franklin St Detroit Trai Western Highlands King’s Highway Clarksville Public School Dysart Hazleton Pond An Oko ODT Standard Oil Company Indiana Waterloo, Iowa
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