Memorial respect shown for American airmen by Germans
Miss May Chapman relays Major Meissner’s account from Washington about German guards and wreaths on fallen American airmen including Carl and Charles W. Chapman. Meissner, 23, recalls Carl Chapman died instantly in combat. German pilot led him into a side attack, plane nose-dived, fire started after descent. Major notes Carl was a skilled, selfless flyer.
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Meissner
Carl Chapman
Washington, D. C
Carl
Miss May Chapman
C. W. Chapman
Miss. Chapman
Charles W. Chapman
Iry
Petergon
Fred Carl
Peterson
Carpenters Settle Wage Scale in Dubuque at 75 Cents
T N Stuffiebeam president of Central Labor union and district agent for Carpenters and Joiners union received a telegram at noon reporting a night agreement between master builders and carpenters. The wage scale is fixed at a minimum of 75 cents per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Stuffiebeam
Central Labor Union
Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Union
Obituary notices for Lichty Seifert Rheisen and Baum
Mortuary notices report Evans Lichty dying after a short illness at St. Francis hospital. Survived by widow Gertrude McDonnald and extended family. funeral plans pending, body to Chau tauqua Park. Also, Gottgétren Seifert, aged 102, dies of cancer. married to Elizabeth Maar. children Emilia Oster Sigred Seifert and Clara Pond. Funeral at O Keefe & Towne chapel, burial in Waverly. Infant Raymond Donald Rheisen dies. services held at O Keefe & Towne, burial in Calvary. Mrs Angeline Baum funeral at O Keefe & Towne chapel with burial Elmwood.
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Evans Lichty
St. Francis Hospital
Gertrude McDonnald
Minneapolis
Minn
Waterloo
Smith, Lichty & Hullman Co
Chautauqua Park
Gotigetren Seifert
Gottgétren Seifert
Hnglewood Avenue
Germany
Elizabeth Maar
Emilia Oster
Detroit
Sigred Seifert
Waverly
Clara Pond
O'Keefe & ‘Fowne
Raymond Donald Rheisen
R. J. Rheisen
Posner Township
O’keefe & Towne
St. Mary’s Church
Calvari
Angelive. Baem
Angelline Baum
O'Keefe & Towne
Kesday
William Hoffmean
Elmwood
End of the Trail F Boys Who Ran Away
Wilbur Wilson aged 13 of 702 Eleventh Street West and Raymond Stock of 1746 Washington Street ran away about a month ago. Black Hawk County sheriff finds them confined in New Hampton county jail. Wilson placed on a farm near that place with a guardian, Stock remains in the Bastie. Charge against the boys unclear.
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Wilbur Wilson
Eleventh Street
Raymond Stock
Washington Street
Black Hawk County
New Hampton
Wilson
Bastie
Chamberlains Cough Remedy praise from Vandergrift mother
Mrs. C O Nesbit of Vandergrift Pennsylvania says she has given Chamberlains Cough Remedy to her five children for fifteen years and considers it the only cure for coughs colds and croup the children take it willingly in every instance.
Hogs Hit $20 Mark As Market Rises In Chicago
Chicago April 1 hog prices moved above the $20 level with quotes at $20.10 per hundred at the stock yards. The peak wartime price reached $21 last fall while winter prices hovered near $15. The advance is linked to strong demand and a lighter winter hog run as the mint price guaranty duration ended about a month ago, with new hogs anticipated in May or June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Bureau of’ Markets
Town Road Bill Special Order in House Wednesday
Des Moines reports a primary and secondary state road system bill advancing for debate as a Special Order in the House at 10 a.m. tomorrow. The Iowa Senate passed a banking measure increasing state bank examiners and appointing a deputy superintendent with salaries up to 3000 dollars annually, amid objections over pay levels compared to other officials.
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Des Moines
House of Representatives
Iowa Senate
Committee On Banking
Newberry
Clayton County
Smith
Madison
Byington
Johnson County
Taylor
Buchanan
C. A. Wissler
Oakdale
Milk Bottle Waste Raises Milk Cost Questions Across U S
A U S Department of Agriculture study across 84 cities finds milk bottle waste adds to distribution costs. An average bottle lasts about 17 trips, with dealers buying up to 90,000 new bottles monthly. Many bottles end up in dumps or sold by junk dealers, and only a minority of cities have bottle exchanges or regulate reuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Agriculture
Deal Jters
Fedpera
Spy Arrest Plan Involving British Turkey Arrests
Secretary Auker approves British request to arrest James Spohr a naturalized citizen and his wife in Turkey on treason charges for close ties to the German spy network in Palestine and among British Indian subjects. Plan aims to bring them to the United States for trial under military occupation law.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Auker
Turkey
James Spohr
Judge Advocate General
Spohr
United States
Saladin Ayoub University
Jerusalem
War Department
Spohrs
Herman Schaefer
New York
Hudson News Briefs Highlight Local Social And Assembly Events
March notices from Hudson report spring vacation visitors Ming Ethel Loonan from Grinnell Idelph Siowen Ralph Johnson Anes Don Axon from Iowa City Lyle Stuasher from Chicago University and builder Tom Cumtoligs planning a larger structure near the bandstand. Church groups, study clubs, and civic gatherings note farewells, sermons, and upcoming union services plus births and hospital updates.
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Hudson
Wudaon
Ming Ethel Loonan
Grinnell
Idelph Siowen
Ralph Johnson Fom
Anes
Don Axon
Iuwa City
Lyle Stuasher
Chicago University
Tom Cumtoligs
Iatund
Mra
Mary Miller
Brooklyn
Mra Pope
Wil Smith
Albeson
Progressive Brethren Congregation
U. UG
Osbourne
The
Baptist Church
Weidner
Nashua
C. W. Bedford
Arthur Jollis
Grace Baldwin
Isabel Hollis
M . P. Davis
E. E B. Dunkelberg
H.R. Hollis
Duntkelberg
H. A. Lyons
Baxter, Ta
Hudson Pustlber Co
Ler
William Crownover
Des Moines
Crownover
Baptist Aid Society
Relnbeck
BE. Raber
Savannah
U M W Head Plans France Visit on Coal Talks
Frank J Hayes president of the United Mine Workers of America will sail for France within days to confer with President Wilson on miners affairs and U.S coal production. He announced after a White House call to see Secretary Tumulty and will be joined by Robert N Harlin of Seattle on the trip. Hayes would not specify the trip’s goals beyond saying it concerns the coal industry.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Frank J. Hayes
United Mine Workers of America
France
Wilson
Miners’ Organization
United States
Hayes
White House
Tumuity
Robert N. Harlin
Seattle
Wash
Local Notes and Appointments in Greene County
Greene items report visitors from Des Moines and Chicago, including Edith Llockwood and Julia Woodward. Miss Margaret McErrry elected to fill a high school vacancy and will start work. Mrs. WH Stavenow died after six weeks illness. funeral at Lutheran Church Tuesday afternoon. Teachers attended an institute at Alsen. few residents noted moving, new night operator, and home changes.
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Margaret McErrry
WH. Stavenow
Lutheran Church
Alsen
Alle Wilson
Alice Pringle
Emma
Minneapolis
Nettleton
Community notices from Fairbank and neighboring towns
Local short items record birthday visit to Supt Crouse, engagements and upcoming weddings, health updates, and family travel. Mentioned are Ruth Hauf’s surprise bridal shower, Clarence Gosselin visiting from Riceville, Meritt Igushy’s discharge progress, and various travels to Hazleton Lamont Franklin and Camp Dodge. Also notes on club activities in Epworth league and Methodist church centenary talks.
Shutdown hits U. S. cotton mills in Manchester region
Manchester reports say employers and workers in the area agreed to close mills using American cotton for a fortnight beginning April 10. In Winchester, the rest camp that 700000 American troops passed through since U S entry into the war was closed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Manchester
England
Arket
Winchester
Irag
United States
Barclay News Briefs From April First Report
Report notes Roy Turner paving way for Casper Schmitt and baling for farmers at 42 dollars per ton. George Risse builds a poultry house. Last week feeding oats began. Soil in low spots sticky as Henry Ortner hauls gals to Dewar. Nelson, a discharged soldier, leased the former Chatfield farm now owned by Lanigan. Miss Ar tle Shinp underwent an operation.
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Barclay
Roy Turner
Casper Schmitt
George Risse
Henry Ortner
Dewar
Nelson
Hudson
G. W. Chatfield
Thos, Lanigan
Artle Shinp
Mrs Ron Crosby Dies After Illness in Shell Rock
Shell Rock reports the death of Mrs Ron Crosby on Saturday at noon after about a week of illness tied to a bout with a fever and subsequent pneumonia symptoms. The brief notice notes the family and local observance plans.
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Shell Rock
Ron Crosby
Pneu
Plainfield items note baptist thimble-bee and local visits
Plainfield notes report the Baptist ladies thimble-bee set for Wednesday with Mrs. Wm. Bick and mentions visitors Mrs. Wil Wanamaker and sisters from Waterloo. Other items include Mr and Mrs David Farnsworth visiting New Hartford, Herbert Dexter arriving from Nebraska to aid his ill father, Ruby Gill appointed postmistress, Eva Walker returning from Minneapolis, Arlis Walters discharge from overseas, and visits by Mr and Mrs R Alderson and sons to Wa verly, plus Miss Werner Holmes returning from Iowa Falls.
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Nebraska
Ruby Gill
Horton
Eva Walker
Minneapolis
Guy
Feaily
Arlis Walters
R. Alderson
Myrywin
Waverly
Werner Holmes
Iowa Falls
Homie
Mitchells Visit As Family News Embraces Waterloo Links
April 11 to 14 reports Mrs Cady staying in Waterloo with children while Rudolph Luike, recently home from overseas, wed Miss Hannan Yoran of Osage last week. Lieut John Feeford died at Escondido California from ptomaine poisoning after canned salmon. Cady sisters graduate Waterloo business college. Esther Cheney to Washington government post. Farmers urged to send 35 cents for Outfit and Primer of Rules.
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Mola
Bevrides
Ube
Eddy Hodson
Mra B
Hodson
Waverly
Mra. Murvey
Grandma van Vinck
Mis
Lottie Hall
C. J. Wall
Lottie
England
Bay
Lloyd Poorman
Clint Blake
Vern Waite
Sherwood
Cal
Junin. Cady
Esther Cheney
Waterloo Business College
Miss Cady
Waterloo
Cheney
Washington, D. C
Raymond Grows with New Waterloo Family Move
Mr George Connell moved his family to Waterloo last Thursday and is employed at the Waterloo Gas Engine company. He formerly served as rural mail carrier here and has lived in the community all his life. All schools will have vacation.
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Raymond
George Connell
Waterloo
Waterloo Gas Engine Company
O'Connell
Local teachers gather after Tate Convention week
This week teachers attend meetings following discharge from the Tate Convention. Wis wife attended and a social hour with refreshments was served at St. Paul’s Waterloo. The Sunday school board at Weberary Locete met Be Methodist church and Parker home three miles east.
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Tate
St. Paul's Church
Waterloo
Weberary
Locete
Jodo Ting
Methodist
Tine Parker
Nature Remedies and Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets
The piece extols returning to nature for health and cites animals seeking vegetation when sick. It credits Dr. Pierce of Buffalo with herbal cures for constipation, naming Mayapple leaves and Jalap root, and claims his Pleasant Pellets cure seized digestion, headaches, sleep issues, and fatigue, available in drug stores.
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Pierce
Buffalo
W. Y
Dr. Pierce
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