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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1919
Page
4
George E Lichty urges economy as remedy for high prices. He argues consuming less and producing more will build world reserves, calling for longer wear of goods, substitutions, and increased labor while stressing health remains intact.
Miss Ada M. Palmer, head of the Social Welfare League, notes indirect effects of a strike across Waterloo households. While hundreds are unemployed, few families with union members directly request aid, yet widowed parents and children face immediate hardship as earnings fall and budgets tighten.
An airplane from Miller Scales Field Waterloo paused in Greene on the Mason City to Avaterloo route during the Eastern Star annual picnic. Exhibition flights entertained residents including Frank Chener, Dr. Groom, and Henry Crane who rode the plane for 28 minutes. The aircraft will continue flights today.
Edward Williams argues for industrial democracy as a flexible representation plan for workers, stressing confidence and a square deal between management and labor. He links low labor turnover to harmony, notes group insurance as a tool, cites billions wasted on turnover, and outlines steps to train supervisors to foster cooperation, loyalty, and higher productivity.
The plan outlines selecting and fitting employees for line work and appointing an executive as manager of industrial relations. It calls for training, periodic supervisor meetings, subcommittees, and recognition programs to reduce turnover, ease misunderstandings, and raise efficiency and financial returns for both employer and employee.
In Alton Missouri United States mail service extends to Thomasville with Carl Miller aged 82 securing a four year contract. Miller has served the Alton to Thomasville route for 24 years and claims capacity for another 24 as roads improve and he adapts to cars. Wedding gift customs in Hungary noted in brief. Auction notice for city hall sale of household goods by J N Sweitzer Bailiff.
Advertises Corn fed meats and Pinkerton's bakery goods in Waterloo with claims of superior quality. Lists veal roast veal chops and veal stew with prices, warning against cheap grass fed products.
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