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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1919

Page

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Iowa approves new automobile registration law after lengthy wrangle

Des Moines reports a two month battle ends with a compromise auto registration law. It provides annual number plates, December tax payments, county treasurer licensing, and a must certify transfer rule. Fees depend on weight and value, with a 0.4 percent weight tax and 1 percent value tax, halved after five years.

Des Moines State Automobile Department

Butler County Soldier Boy Returns Home After Mixup

Ross Al Jenis, a Butler County soldier, returns from France after six months service. He sent a homeward letter but delivery failed twice, as family received no word for months. He landed in New York, wired family, then went to Camp Dodds where his discharge arrived and he started for home, but confusion delayed their meeting.

Greene Ross al- Jen France Altho Red Cross New York Camp Dodds

Sheldon Boys Promise Clean Language and No Tobacco

At a mass meeting in Sheldon High School on April 18, 52 boys signed pledges to refrain from unclean or profane language and tobacco in any form. The voluntary decisions were organized by the school based Hi club, part of a larger boy’s program promoted by the O Brien county M C A.

Sheldon O'Brien County

Mayor Short to Welcome I W W Delegates in Sioux City

The May erson will deliver the welcome address to the I W W delegates in Sioux City as their agricultural division national meeting opens next week. The gavel drops for the first session Monday morning per secretary James Kelly.

Sioux City Short I. W. W. Delegsies James Kelly Agricultural Division Organization

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