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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1922

Page

3

Wanted Ads Flood Waterloo Courier Page

The Waterloo Courier page lists extensive want ads for jobs and housing. Readable sections include positions for trades, sales, learning barbering, government clerks, and live-in home needs, with prices and contact cues interspersed amid distressed OCR.

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Auto Factory Lays Up Coal at Saving Harter 1

A Waterloo distributor for the Dodge autos reports the auto plant will not curtail operations due to coal shortages. The firm stored a year’s supply last spring at an average of 34 per ton above quota. The Dodge brothers hold a large coal stock obtained during WWI. Production currently averages about 200 cars daily as demand for new steel business cars grows.

Harter 1 Dodge Autonoiile Waterloo Cova Dodor Brothers Coval Governimnens Rai Hall Frans Ini

Jewish New Year Services Start Monday at Sundown

The congregation will celebrate the Jewish New Year with services starting Monday at sundown and ending Tuesday. The holiday dates are listed as September 22, with additional observances noted for the Day of Atonement on October 2 as Yom Kippur.

Employment gains slowly in Iowa rail and building data

Des Moines Sept 18 Ex except for strike industries the state reports a steady overall gain in employment since spring. In June to August the number of workers rose 4.1, 0.4 and 3.3 percent respectively. Building permits rise modestly year over year with Davenport Des Moines and several cities showing gains while some like Council Bluffs Dubuque and Sioux City post August declines.

State Bureau of Labor Statistics Amrist GY Davennart Des Moines Fort Dodge Marshalltown Ottumwa Keokuk Wategioo Council Bluffs Dubuque Mason City Cedar Rapids Sioux City Inelue Davenport Fort Yodge Waterloo

Breakers of Traffic Laws Pay in Court

In a police court session Judge C. B. Courtright processed several ordinance violators. Lloyd Mason paid a $129.50 fine for speeding while Marl Thompson forfeited for breaking and throwing glass. Multiple defendants faced $3.54 parking fines, and others posted or forfeited bonds for related infractions. One defendant did not appear, his $5 bond forfeited, and two men charged with shooting trans in a late Saturday case failed to claim posted releases.

C. B. Courtright Lloyd Mason Marl Thompson Russell Lainson A. Memsworth James Barnes George Johnson JT. J. George L. G. Burhite Hare Ty Shulte William Wanamaker John Heckel RH. C. Wieland Trans

Community Chorus to Be Launched at Meeting Tomorrow

Plans to organize a community chorus from several church choirs in the west district will begin tomorrow evening with an informal reception at First M. E. church parlors hosted by Dr. R M. Crouse. The event aims to foster unity across communities through shared musical effort and cooperation.

M. E RM. Crouse Crouse Ehoirs

Bad Roads Tales Hurtful to State

Mr and Mrs George EB Hamilton and two children Velma and Kathylene joined Miss Neile Perrenoud in Michigan and plan a three week stay in Keokuk County. Hamilton, a former editor and publisher at Waterloo Daily Reporter andJamestown Herator, says deteriorating Iowa roads hurt tourism and agricultural pride. He urges paving to boost travel and prosperity, noting Iowa’s farming strength despite rough highways. Hamilton left Waterloo 14 years ago and will visit family in Reinbeck and other towns.

George EB. Hamiilton Ani Velma Kath- Tyo Neile Perrenonu Knumelaw Wash Waterloo Herat Yamelaw MM Perrenoud Luni Th I Tamiltons Michigan Tamieu Reinbeck Hamilton Itowa IoWa Tawa Java

City in Brief: Local Residents and Weddings

Local notes report Mrs Mary Healey visiting sister in Manchester Louisiana and many residents traveling for family events funerals and visits. Couples from Dysart Juli Nass and Jennie Stien wed in a Sunday ceremony officiated by Mayor Guagyo as others join in.

A. EB. Guagyo City Hall Dysart Juli S$. HH. Nass Jennie Stien

Butler Court Docket Tops All in County History

Sept 12 district bar term opened with Judge Joseph M. Clark presiding. No new May term filings. docket spans 150 pages, largest in Butler County history. State cases set for trial. grand jury to meet Tuesday. local residents and students noted in brief items.

Joseph M.lark Mason City Butler County Glenn Trager Jawaiti Anl Jennie Kramer Miller County Allison J. W. Searson Lincoln Neb F. B. Knight Iowa Tutor County Hazel M Rogers Hartford Menge Franke Parkersburg S. W. Temington Sheil Rock Old Soldiers’ Relief Commission Allison Mongax Publie Burmmai Wristew Star ‘Lodge Bristow Bernard Folkers Heledangacer Ada Fiumamel Ani Dorothea Martzahn Sungay Wee Neal Frank McNeilus Houser Turnace Roger Stine Tesseeher Clarkayville

Cedar Falls Church Honors Life Work of Miss Rice

Memorial service for Miss Sara Findlay Rice, who died September 1 in Hot Springs Arkansas, was held at First Presbyterian Church Cedar Falls with remarks by Rev. Moss W Weicher and Wilbur H Bender. The deceased contributed 24 years to the college history department and left a personal midweek service pledge read by a friend. The service reflected her deep church involvement and civic commitments while noting a letter she wrote outlining nine reasons for midweek attendance.

Cedar Falls Sara Findlay Rice Hot. Springs Ark First Presbyterian Church Moss. W. Weicher Wilbur Hi. Bender Teachers College Rice Fas Ilfe Christ Matthew

Reception to Public School Teachers Enjoyable Event

The La Porte City Parent-Teacher association hosted a large Friday evening reception in the school auditorium to welcome new teachers. Board of education members greeted guests. teachers were introduced, followed by a social time and program including readings, solos, duets, and a vocal quartet. refreshments were served. fall flowers adorned the venue.

la Porte City Parent-Teacher Association Board of Education Arust Goodwin WT. E. Sherman Noval Lebman McCoy Eery Clements Vinsponse Moore Taife Mr. Werne Ner Miller Idella Quackentush Cornet Karl Kober Frances Avi Cornet Ivan Kennedy Prof Fon Too Lehman

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