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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1919
Page
5
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George H. Sawyer superintendent of Osage schools was elected president of the Northeastern Iowa Teachers' association at the closing session. Frank T. Vasey and other officers were named, with resolutions on cigarette laws higher teaching standards and a new state wage scale sparking debate. The session featured Prof. John Stouts Cornelius College Mount Vernon’s address on Democracy and Youth and a program by Philomel chorus and Boys' Glee Club.
An amicable settlement of differences between the Carpenters' and Joiners' union and the Master Builders' exchange of Waterloo was reached last night. Carpenters who left work pending an agreement on the wage scale for the coming year returned to work today or will resume Monday morning. The agreement followed a long session of a joint meeting of representatives for the workers.
Experts urge building strength in the season of the year with Father John’s Medicine. The ad claims it is made from pure wholesome food elements that strengthen the weak. It warns against alcohol and dangerous drugs and promotes guaran.
The central division plans a fall Red Cross campaign due to potential European and other emergencies. E K Hardy, manager, explains the need to retain staff to combat epidemics and disasters, citing influenza and nursing resource surveys as key aids. Overseas relief demand is said to be growing, not shrinking. Private Liberty Pease of Farragut Ia received the Distinguished Service Cross at Camp Dodge for bravery with the 168th Infantry Rainbow Division. A "For Sale Act" appears in the Courier.
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