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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1919

Page

10

Cedar Falls Daily News notes arrivals and local updates

Cedar Falls notes daily messages from veterans returning from overseas and new discharges. It lists residents arriving, moving, and visiting, plus local business changes, bank cashiers, and a reduced number of July deaths. The piece also mentions city infrastructure updates and assorted health and legal notes.

Cedar Falls Grover Gregg Alfred Arildsen Rudolph Kramer Lloyd Harrington Lloyd Johnson Fred Lawrence Washington Joseph Meyers Christ Nielsen Vivian Johnson Camp Dodge C. W. Stone Clay Street Mina Babcock Coleman William Morgan Cedar Falls National Bank Mohrer Company Citizens Savings Bank

Last Night's News in Brief Picks Global, Domestic Moves

AP notes Attorney General Palmer discussing measures to cut prices for citizens. London reports royal assent to the German peace treaty and the Anglo French pact. President Wilson sends the peace protocol to the Senate. Great Lakes steamships sold for about 80 million dollars to Anderson Overseas. Gen Denikin claims a key victory over Bolsheviks at Kamashin on the Volga. Bolsheviki losses tallied as Mackay report notes.

Associated Press Washington DL Ci Palmer London Washingtin Wilson Senate Germany Washington, D Great Lakes The Shipping Board Anderson Overseas Corporation of New York Gen. Denikine Kamashin Volga Clarency H, Mackay

Business and political notices amid unrest and policy changes

The report notes the Postal Telegraph says rates would fall after private ownership returns. It cites the United States Train Corporation expanding wheat flour offers, and banks allowed higher lending. London and Washington discuss unrest, with mentions of Lloyd George and general economic decline affecting commerce, alongside scattered real estate and municipal notices amid the era’s upheaval.

New York United States Train Corporation Washington, D London Lloyd George

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