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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1922
Page
4
George H. Twaddle is listed as a resident news representative for the Wateriog Evening Courier and Daily Reporter in Cedar Paris with office at 11 West Thuble Street. Telephone numbers and office hours are provided.
Cedar Falls hosts the Iowa State Conference of Social Workers October 6 8 with speakers including Horack Klingaman Lovejoy Devine Vaile and others from Grinnell Creston Des Moines and New York City. Conference aims to define social problems spread effective methods improve legislation and coordinate agencies while memberships range from 1 to 100. The issue also notes local obituaries and campus updates including faculty and student activity.
An old remedy touts Nuxated Iron as better absorbed iron that strengthens blood. It claims rapid energy gains, improved stamina, and fewer stomach or teeth issues versus traditional iron. Consumers are urged to test strength before and after two weeks of dosing, with sales through multiple druggists and distributors.
The county paid bounties totaling 828.44 for gophers crows and pests during the year 121 with first eight months showing payments for pest control. The article notes youth involvement and local bounties ranging from 2.50 to 85.20 for various pests and devices used in control.
The 1942 account suggests either a greater presence of pests or a more diligent effort to exterminate them than in prior years, reflecting heightened concern over infestation levels and control measures during the period.
Municipal Court Judge Courtright ruled that drinkers of bootleg liquor face attempted suicide, while sellers of poisonous moonshine are guilty of attempted murder. Albert Aver y and Porte hy men were arrested yesterday in the north section after a raid.
In Waterloo two men in poor condition claimed they brought hooch and sought a good time. One, Robert Leonard, labeled “who attempted murder,” faced a life sentence with an 86 day jail term that could convert to a fine. Leonard also had prior fines and brief releases before a renewed lengthy sentence. LIFE AGENTS CONFER. About 20 agents of Equitable Life Assurance Society gathered at Hotel Russell-Lamson for a meeting.
A discussion on life insurance challenges as Mr. H., a Heart man state manager, addresses the meeting this evening. Dinner at 6:13 will precede his talk outlining issues and strategies for success in the field.
James M. Gage is named as defendant in a district court suit brought by Adrian Merrill. Merrill alleges that on April 23, 1921, Gage contracted to convey Wisconsin land in exchange for Merrill's residence at 204 Thompson Avenue, Waterloo. Merrill claims Gage had no title and could not complete the contract, seeking $1,500 damages and judgment.
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