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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1919

Page

8

Local Iowa Names and Advertisements from April Event

Fragmented OCR lists multiple speakers and place names including Mount Pleasant Red Oak Oelwein Oskaloosa Storm Lake Winterset Waterloo and What Cheer with several pairings and sponsors. Also features PURINA COW CHOW ad and Dr Shallenberger service notes plus a Waterloo Hotel Russell visit entry scheduled for Saturday April 5th.

Sown Regalia Swisher Getarsgey- Forbes Biers Masunalitoch J. Wilsom Pierce Manon City F. C. Kotchen McGregor J. Boyle Movrland Dickerson Mount Pleasant J. m. Red Oak C. BE. Owens Mewhampton F. W. Brown Wenton F. L. Maytag Oelwein J. F. Jepson Oskaloosa—aAl Bhenandosah F. M. Mocket Storm Lake S. ¥. Gmnans Tams T. Mixon Winterset Wood Wilson Weldom J. 8. Stevens What Cheer J. A. Cowan Shallenberger Waterloo Russell-Lamson

Courthouse Tax Day Draws 500 Attendees

Five hundred men and women visited W J Burbank's county treasurer office to pay taxes before the April 1 penalty. Total receipts over the counter neared 43 000, with larger sums previously recorded and a flood of checks and mail. Recorder Jennie Bird noted 2047 instruments filed in March and 1100 discharges for soldiers and sailors, prompting staff increases and mailed returns for all discharge papers.

W. J. Burbank Mr. Burbank Recorder Recorder’s Jennie Bird County Recorder

Spinach as nerve tonic for Victory Garden readers

Amid wartime strain, readers are urged to plant and tend spinach as a nerve tonic and heartier garden crop. Instructions cover soil preparation, spacing, depth, harvesting by leaves, letting plants seed, and frequent pickings into hot weather. Readers are advised to request a garden book from the National War Garden Commission and to use a lost-and-found phone note in the Courier.

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