Induct 29 Into National Army at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls April 25 special. Twenty nine men from the county joined the national army at 3 p m today after taking the oath administered by T B Carpenter. The contingent includes teachers farmers clerks and mechanics and will dine at the Black Hawk hotel before entraining at 7 a m for Waterloo. Alternate names listed among the men include residents of Cedar Falls Waterloo La Porte City Hudson and Gilbertville. Patriotism and civic events follow with plans for a May 15 college gathering and a postponed state education board meeting resuming today.
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Cedar Falls
Second National Army
T. B. Carpenter
Farawett
Black Hawk
Waterloo
Wilbur H
Kent
Hudson
Thomas Irving Moss
Joseph Clay Jean
Cushing
Okla
Ges
Hanson
Lincoln Streat
Lloyd Henry Weldman
Hans C. Jensen
Bers A
Wilder
la Porta City
Harry Conlay
la Porte City
Olin MM
Woote
Peter CG
N. Hanson
Edward Eugene Andersen
Victor Earl Litherland
Lawranceville
Paul Booth
Red Heights
Carl Krog
Thomas Bishop
William Normis Zarnest
Luverne
John Turner
Dewar
Otto Peterson
Geo. W. Conklin
Huron
Horace B
Emarson
A Lauritz
Jacobsen
Harry E. Eells
Irving H. Hart
Camp Dodge
R. F. Seymour
State Board of Education
W. A. Jessup
Iowa University
Still Hold Relief Municipal Court Totters to a Fall
Municipal court in Waterloo may 1 faces legal doubt as attorney general opinion awaited. Justices of the peace consider re election. W A Cook awaits guidance from Havner opinion. court staff move to open may 1. Governor appoints judge. mayor names clerk and bailiff.
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Waterloo
Justices of the Peace
W. A. Cook
Des Moines
EH. J. Wenner
Havner
Cook
County Board
Guy A. Feely
Retailers May Sell Surplus Eggs
The article reports contradictory rules from the food administration about retailers selling surplus eggs. State administrator J F Deems asked newspapers to publish that county merchants who buy eggs from farmers may sell surplus to wholesalers, despite a conflicting order to licensed retailers.
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Food Administration
J. F. Deems
Dreadful Cough Cured by Chamberlain's Remedy
Mrs F W Olsen of Marssville Missouri reports her son Jean suffered a severe cold and dreadful cough for days before Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieved the cough quickly and ended the illness after one bottle. She praises it for children.
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Chamberlain
F. W. Olsen
Marssville
Jean
Telegram Allows Surplus Sale by Unstocked Grocers
Grocers lacking cold storage may now resell surplus stock to wholesalers. The telegram issued today grants this privilege, enabling these retailers to move surplus goods through wholesale channels rather than waste them.
Tiz for Aching Feet Promises Quick Comfort
Ad claims Tiz relieves tired feet, hurts from standing, callouses, and bunions by drawing out toxins. It promises instant pain relief and comfortable feet, preventing limp or facial grimace, with a 25 cent box sold by druggists.
YM Takes Up A New Field
A wartime cooperation campaign by the Y M C A war work council aims to improve labor conditions in manufacturing and strengthen employer worker relations. J Y Houser, general secretary, recalls a Chicago conference with secretaries from 14 states and factory reps. The plan includes recreation and education at factories to boost morale and support the war effort.
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War-Work Council
J. YT. Houser
Waterloo
Chicago
Lares
Houser
Mothers Banquet With Daughters Held at Local Y Branch
Thirty mothers and daughters attended the first annual mother and daughter banquet at the Y W C A in Waterloo last evening. The event drew strong interest and aims to become a recurring annual activity. A Hooverized banquet closed the evening with toasts led by toastmistress Miss Ruth Ganz.
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A. H. Hoffman
Ganz
Margaret Ludwig
Ruth Davis
Jean Kinneburgh
Dorothy Yanks
Fonda Jameson
Mary Baker
Helen M. Larkin
Y, W, Co
Waterloo
Ruth Ganz
Chronic Constipation Cure Advertises Chamberlains Tablets
An advertisement asserts chronic constipation can be cured in most cases by using Chamberlains Tablets and following the plain directions included with each package.
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Chamberlain
Cause of White Diarrhea in Chicks and Prevention
White Diarrhea is caused by the bacillus Bacterium Pullorum and infects chicks at hatch. Germs multiply quickly, spreading to the entire brood from one infected chick. Prevention is best, starting as soon as chicks hatch. intestinal antiseptics help kill the germ. Mercuric Chloride is powerful but toxic and not recommended while safer remedies exist.
How to Prevent White Diarrhea Dear Sir
A reader reports saving incubator chicks from White Diarrhea using Walko White Diarrhea Remedy. After initial losses, the remedy cured the disease and allowed raising over 100 healthy chicks annually, with the writer inviting others to try it.
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Ethel Rhoades
Do Not Wait Walka Promises to Prevent White Diarrhea
For sale by all druggists. Advertising style notice claims Walka prevents White Diarrhea in chicks. Includes offer of money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Cartoonist Briggs Absent On Brief Vacation From Paper
Cartoonist Briggs, a longtime creator for this paper, is missing from his usual corner for several days. The vacancy continues until May 11 as Mr. Hrisga takes a brief break, possibly seeking ideas for drawings in the series including When a Weller Needs a Friend and a Handy Man About the Honig.
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Briggs
Hrisga
Weller
Ask
Reading
The
Courier
Prize garden contest for Dickens works in Waterloo area
The Women’s club sponsors a 1918 garden contest for children in Waterloo and surrounding townships. A Dickens pot is the prize for the largest number of high quality produce raised by a boy or girl. Mrs Chester Cadwallader leads garden work, with premium awarded at season’s end. Neighbors lodge assigns committees for the event and a special consent is planned.
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Womaun’s
Pany
Waterloo
Jain
Pushal
Chester Cadwallader
Fires Destroy Lake Mine and Western Shops. Suspect Arrested
Federal agents investigate three simultaneous fires at the Lake Mine and Western railroad shops causing extensive damage. A plant valued at about 590,050 is destroyed. Wyt Pantius of Oils cere, Indiana, an employee at the shops, was arrested.
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Bhops Durned
Lima
Federal Agenteara
Lake Mine and Western Railroad
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