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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1928

Page

4

Filing deadline nears for June Iowa primary nominations

Des Moines dispatch notes today is the final day to file nomination papers for state or district offices ahead of the June primary. Governor Hammill filed late. Skromme stays in race. Republican slate includes Hammill Bowman Anderson Skromme. Democrats list Housel for governor and other nominees. County filings continue with 10 days left.

Courier Special Services Des Moines Secretary of State Statehouse Hammill Lars Skromme Republian John Hammill M. L. Bowman Marion Anderson Lars J. Skromme Humboldt Clem F P. Kimball Council Bluffs Robert L. Finch E. M. Smith Winterset Ed J. Moore Eldora John M. Hazlett Mason City J. M. Gass Albion Ray John Stow Muscatine Lloyd J. Guinn Corydon J. W.W. Lone Ames J. W. MecClune Oska- Joosa C. Burrows Belle Plaine

Baby Care Advice Promotes Fletcher Castoria for Infants

A vintage advertisement urges mothers to give eight pound babies twenty four ounces of fluid daily and use Fletcher s Castoria for fussiness and various infant ailments. It touts Castoria as purely vegetable with a wrapper recipe and claims it helps regulate bowels, aid sleep and growth, and includes a motherhood book with each package.

Fletcher Chas. H. Fletcher

Horse Not Gone Needed for War

Paris reports that machines will not yet replace horses in the army. Field maneuvers prove horses remain the main transport for men and arms. The army committee urges caution in motorizing cavalry while approving abolition of several cavalry regiments, infantry regiments, and artillery batteries.

Paris The Chamber of Deputes

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Housel Bowman Skromme Hamimill Iowa John Fletcher G. A. Kenderdine Town City Mark G.thornburg William M. Wade Woodward Fred Cape Cod Robert FE Ruth Luxor James Black Dry Goods Co Erill Ward Jefferson St Waterloo J. M. Hammond Mgr Sewi Machine Ment General Electric Lowa Public Service West Side
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