Guardsmen Head to Dex Mobles for Annual Gamp Opening
Waterloo guardsmen from companies B and D of the One Hundred Thirty-third Iowa National Guard depart Tuesday by special Chicago Great Western train for two weeks at the annual encampment in Dex Mobles. Attendance from Waterloorg reaches 124, with Capt. Clyde W. Davis in charge of company B and Capt. Howard J. Rouse leading company D. rosters enumerate officers, noncoms, privates, and first class privates across both companies.
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Waterloo
Iowa Nationa Guard
Chicago Great Western
Dex Mobles
Waterloorg
Clyde W. Davis
Company &, Infantry
Howard J. Rouse
Madiinen
Clyde W. Datis
Ott H. Kaberle
Elmer S. Japnes
Richard Avel
Willis Hammerting
Forrest O. Wing
Williean Strayer
John McGovern
Arthur Hos
Retter
Haorace Pike
Hiram Greer
Mloyd Mathews
Franklin McCormick
Ottis4
Follette
John J Uumas
Paul Draper
Tetonaise
Carl Fegert
Sylvester Oberhauser
Raymord Ryan
Flovd Avery
Ernest Berder
Winifred Bolton
Harold Bradley
Far Callens
Crassie Clark
Frank Gowell
Clifford Couts
Roswell Hgegleshon
Floyd Farris
Clifford Witkin
Fred Hannon
John Harmon
Frank Kessel
Joe Kido
Clyde Knode
Fred Knoda
Virgil Lacage
Tax Exemptions for War Service Must Be Claimed Soon
County auditor F. W. Esher urges Civil Spanish and World War veterans and widows to file affidavits to receive Iowa tax exemptions. Applications with affidavits must be renewed annually, or exemptions may not apply to 1923 taxes payable in 1924. Many veterans may be unaware of the rules and refunds limited to 1922 taxes. signatory witnessing is required.
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Iowa
F. W. Esher
Ulesa
Seni
Miss Velma Ford and Harvey Davis Wed This Morning
Velma Ford and Harvey Davis united in marriage at 11 o clock this morning at the home of Mr and Mrs F L Huntley 240 Maple street. Dr J R Macartney pastor of First Presbyterian church read the service. The couple will reside in Waterloo with Davis a carpenter and Ford a stenographer at Rath Packing Company.
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Velma Ford
Harvey Davis
F. L. Huntley
Mapre Street
J. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Hundley
Ceder Rapids
Waterloo
Davis
Rath Packing Company
Calcium chloride used to dust hardin and franklin roads
Experiments in Hardin and Franklin counties test calcium chloride to dust lay and stabilize gravel on Jefferson highway north of Town Falls. Costs about 200 dollars per mile per application, a chief drawback. The article notes moisture absorption dampens the road after application. Also mentions a motor trip departure of Mrs. W W Fritsche and daughter and Mrs. L Larsen from 16 Thompson avenue to Chicago then Wisconsin, returning to Waterloo.
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Hardin
Franklin
Town Falls
Jefferson Highway
Here
W. W. Fritsche
Marie
C. Larsen
Thompson Avenue
Chicago
Wisconsin
Waterloo
Germany Faces Social Upheaval From Depreciated Currency
Washington August 4. Mark Sullivan analyzes how Germany’s depreciated mark risks social collapse and possible disintegration. He weighs reparations, French and British pressure, and internal anger as Germany’s industry and credit shrink. He warns that if creditors’ confidence returns and Germany can pay, production may surge. otherwise a period of famine, violence, and upheaval threatens.
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Germany
Mark Sullivan
Washington
D. C
England
France
Ameri
America
Bismarck
Ruhr
Berlin
Gneljday
Britain
Ruhr Bas
United States
Eastern States Vary in Dry Law Actions
A New York report details Eastern state actions on prohibition during the last winter. Delaware debated a medical society backed modification to permit physician justified prescriptions. New York repealed the Mul Tan Gage statute, urged a federal memorial, and passed a search and seizure bill. New Jersey and Connecticut saw limited or no action, while Maine Vermont Massachusetts and other states enacted or proposed penalties and enforcement measures.
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New York
United States
Delaware
Joseph M. Brogan
Delaware State Medical Society
State Dental Society
Congress
Assembly
Senate
New Jersey
West Virginia
Connecticut
Congress of the United States
Canada
Maine
Vermont
Massachusetts
Joral
Overland Red Bird Purchase Highlights Road Test
Wight, returning from Minnesota to Fert Francis, Wis., praises the Overland Red Bird bought in Waterloo. He reports 10 mpg gasoline mileage and exceptional oil use, noting the car required no spark plug cleaning and with four occupants and camping gear the Triplex springs endured rough road shocks. The trip included a 11 mile mud stretch near International Falls covered in 1 hour 25 minutes with chains.
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F. H. Wight
Minnesota
Fert Francis
Wis
Overland
Waterloo
W. J. Keefe
Overland Waterloo Company
Duluth
Minn
International Falls
Wurster Named for Board of Governors at Oil Exposition
H C Wurster secretary of Hawkeye Oil Waterloo was named a member of the board of governors for the international petroleum exposition and congress at Tulsa Oklahoma. The appointment comes from the ex ecutive committee. The board will meet October 9 and 10. The exposition aims to unite oil industry reps worldwide and educate the public to curb fake promoters while building a petroleum muse um and award medals for distinguished service.
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Wurster
Board of Governors
H.C. Wurster
Hawkeye Oil Company
Waterloo
Yulsa
Okla
Petrolefl
Pennsylvania Prohibition Enforcement Act In State History
The article recounts the 1923 Pennsylvania legislature actions on prohibition enforcement, noting a repeal debate, a governor backed enforcement bill, and the defeat of licensing measures. It cites prior 1921 and 1923 acts, allocations, and the unresolved plan to fund enforcement separate from the general appropriation bill.
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Ryyode
Lyons
House
Pennnsylvania
Gifford Pinechot
Pennsylvania
Waterloo Post Delegation Heads to State Legion Convention
Waterloo’s Beck er-Chapman post sends a 20 member delegation to Mason City for the state American Legion convention on August 16 and 17, led by Commander R. H. Netcott. About 2,690 delegates expected to remain for the La Societe parade on August 18.
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Waterloo
State Legion
American Legion
Mason City
Becker-Chapman Post
R. BH. Netcott
Kart West
Horace Maynard
Jack Maynard
Wayne Smith
Sage
Ur. J. IL
Butte
Wrwin Lace
Plow. Miller
Arthur Racey
IT. A
Dr. &. L. Hohlt
Sealer Jones
Carl Jackson
Ho A. Barrett
Rater Miller
Harry Collendan
Flacry Foster
Glasn Bown
WL. Beecher
J. la. Cherry
B. M. Murphy
FL K. Busby
Carleton Walker
W. J. Wilson
Art Wilson
la Societe Dea
Chevaux
Chicago Pigeons Parallel Venice Scene Downtown
In Chicago at noon daily a gaunt man feeds pigeons near the Chicago Board of Trade building prompting a city scene reminiscent of Venice. The pigeons gather for corn and later nap as traffic and elevated trains thunder by, while the man recalls hard times and explains why he feeds them.
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Mystery Man
Board of Trade
Chicago
St. Mark's
Venice
Finanglier Miatriette
Ladies from four cities compete in golf tourney here
A golf tournament for ladies at Sunnyside Country Club on next Tuesday brings entrants from Marshalltown Cedar Rapids Qell wein and Waterioo. Prizes for low net low gross and blind bogey, plus a team match and no putting contest. Twenty six visitors plan to attend. Sun dyside ladies urged to compete for strong Waterloo representation.
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Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Qellwein
Waterioo
Sunnyside Country Club
Inks
Tenty
Sundyside Club
Waterloo
Pigeons Exploit Station Peanut Concessions
At stations birds forage for peanuts from glass containers on platforms. A penny triggers a handful release, attracting others as the flock swarms for peanuts. One passenger even eats peanuts publicly. The slots appear shared between pigeon heft and the concession operator.
Rotarians Spotlight Waterloo Sunday Hospitality for Travelers
Traveling men praise Waterloo for warm Rotarian hospitality on Sundays, with hotel calls and automobilie tours shaping pleasant visits. At a noon luncheon, Max Levingston, son of Rotarian Jake Levingston, will speak on "The Ku Klux Klan" after winning the University of Iowa’s apportionment oratorical contest.
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Waterloo
Waterton
Max Levingston
Jake Levingston
Ku Klux Klan
University of Iowa
Births Tilt Blue Earth Waterloo Reports Boys Dominate
Vital statistics from Waterloo show a surge of male births last week with registrar Fr. Stearns recording 14 births, 12 boys and two girls, listing family names and addresses such as Hyde, Headfort, Cameron, and Es Mainix among others. The Black Hawk O F dance at Electric Park Pavilion was postponed to August 13.
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Waterloo
Biris
Stearns
Charles W. Hyde
Fourteenth West
Ruth Myrtle
Edward W. Headfort
Fourth West
William Edward
Samuel J. Cameron
Concrete
Eugene Tikwaed
Mesa
Arthur Scharfenberg
Waterton
John Daniel
Ifr
Wilbert Es Mainix
Iinden
Loren Verne
Ate
Rudolph Grother
Tropkins
Gertrude Louise
Amos Bethel
Eleventh East
Everett Lyle Mal
Roy A. Malcolm
Allan Rutledge
Raymond W. Jems
Kumoi
Leroy Holward
Robert H. Freeman
Castle Hill
Eric Jack
J. W. Krutsinger
Black Hawk Road
Walter
David
Black Hawk Lodge
Electric Park Pavilion
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Arle A. Guyer
David Haywood
Carl Uaer
Ronald W. Cameron
Joan W. Martin
John D. Mosley
Fred J. Mead
William Edgerton
Roger W. Els
Tau W. Struck
George WR. Bessmer
Oliver W. Meyer
Griffith R. Aye Iner
Richard C. Carr
Howard
Clark
Albert R. Johnson
Rey B. Tones
Alvin ¥. Mahnke
Leonard S. Rang
Verne Is. Burch
John H. Carmen
Leonard Cleveland
Hush C. Cure FY
Wayne C. Dickey
Chester H. Dumendt
Charley. Fessenden
Albert WV. Frith
Rollin P._Greene
William _B. Hearn
Clarence G. Hileman
Earlm. Howard
Hurst H. Hunter
Joe J. Kelley
WW. Kennison
Stanley H. Knowles
Frank L. Kruse
Howard K. Lent
Robert Mmote
John E. Maxfield
Canton Mead
John Jeggison
Leonard W. Miller
Paul H. Morehouse
Laurel D. Per- Lynn R. Ras
Ralph G. Robin
Mer E. Sackett
Paul G. Shader
Cedric G. Smale
Ralph L. Towne
Grant B. Webher
James A. Ricketts
Henry A. Gage
William F. Elftman
Velma'Ford
Prussia
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Francis Joseph
Hapsburg
Austria
Hohenzollerns
Russia
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Henry Ford
Wen Wo Auangu
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Delaware River
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G. L. Stainbrook
Lafayette Blog
Tan Porte City
Rotarians
Buiths Reporter
Val. Blatz Brewing Company
W. A. Tucker
Jeaguney
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