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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1919

Page

15

Factories Adopt Fuel Economies In Local News

W D Tiyan of Nan o company uses sweepings from coal yards mixed with shavings to fuel operations. Hotels reduce heat at night. Russell Lamson orders shutoff at 11 pm and restart at 5 am. Factories across the city seek coal conservation with Williams Galloway using sawdust and other waste fuels to extend supply.

Nano Ryan Jacob Levingston Otel Russell Lamson Ate Noutdown Williams Galloway Company Hich

Farm Bureau Body Emphasizes American Focus and Meetings

J W Coverdale secretary of the Farm Bureau Federation plans to join the executive committee as members from Black Hawk County meet this afternoon to discuss the National Farm Bureau, its conservative stance, and Iowa’s chapter setup by October 20. Present were A A Burger Cedar Falls county agent Frank Hamer Cedar Hall secretary C A Hollis George Mathes J M Holm George Pashby Finchford OG Moseley Hudson J Gunn Fred Millers and E M Lichty from Waterloo.

Bwa Farm ‘Bureau Federation Awk County’ Farm Bureau National Farm Bureau Department of Agriculture Iowa Al-bedn Chamber of ‘Commerce Black Hawk Farm Bureau Cedar Alta Frank’ Hamier Cedar Halls Pharles Hearst C. A. Hollis Eorge Mathes J. M. Holm Young Coal Co Peal City Inaus Armstrong American la France Fire Gine Co E.s Leo & Menel Go Euch Eeseee Marton-Bhepnend Ol Co Aup- Bulom Ae Gee Hee Cutler Hardware Co Geo B. Girpete & Co Eure Phew Citizens Gaz & ‘Ittectrio Go Ught and Power i John Foutoh Muhor ‘Tent Morris Motor Car Co Poyner Peterson & Duke Co Peverill Motor Base Co Deartorn Eeessse Eee WLST E. L. Bloom Dunkelburg Lumbar Co B. W. Schunaman Canting Co Albere Jergengen Inbor W. Hazen Jabor D. Witkon C. Henderson Libor Seees Clendis Dast. Shwe L. Bloom Inspector Citizens Gan & Electric Co John Fairweather Rodman Connor L. Streed Aasistant Chas J. Wilson Frank Stone M. Jennings C. Robinson Baruth B. Anderson Salem Cameron W. D. Cruthing Dearborn Construction Co Ah Ie E “Wilson C. Stewart Tire & Vul Miu Co Eee Reas Carey Hornerhoeing Perry W. Whitennoi Hennings Aa Perenne Engicare Cree Ben Mare Labor S¢Ras-Eies

Car Company to Keep Present Schedule Going

OG, D Cass says regional coal commission will supply W., C F. N valley with coal to maintain current schedule. Local road prospects look brighter. Cass notes large coal starting for the company. Officials urge strict economy in fuel use as Iowa’s general situation remains dire. Road will run freight trains at night to balance the powerhouse load and cut fuel consumption.

D.cass Cage Regional Coal Commission Cass Howver Thrilat Iowa

Last Night's News in Brief

Rome declares a general strike in Rome Milan and Florence with complete work cessation. New York, Henry Clay Frick art collection to be turned over to the public. New Orleans ends liquor sale after court order. Berlin reports a first night without electricity or gas in hotels and cafes. Madrid ministry to stay in office. Erkutsk bolsheviks occupy Tatarskaya near Omsk. Baltic representatives gather for peace talks with Bolsheviks. Washington prepares to depart for Paris for the peace conference. Paris reports Clemenceau not visiting the United States soon. New York Columbia University trustees approve higher salaries for faculty. U. S. food supplies moved from navy shipyards to Patras area to assist defense.

Rome Milan Florence New York Henry Clay Frick Fifth Avenue New Orleans United States Circuit Court of Appeals Berlin Madrid Erkutsk Tatarskaya Omsk Ae “Mdorpat Baltic States Eace Washington, D. C Paris Clemenceau United States New Fork Columbia University Sta Vebote Patraud Yudenitoh

Ottumwa Fuel Board of Five Has All Power

Ottumwa mass meeting leads to a five member fuel board with absolute authority to manage the crisis. A community woodyard, mine stripping, and more coal pits proposed. Factories run on reduced schedules. streetcars 60 percent. window lights and electric signs off. arrests after 11:30 p.m. College classes suspended after holidays. Jan 6 return. Rock Island area adopts 9 to 4 workday with limited night work to conserve water power.

Associated Press Ottumwa Warren Ottumwes Town Wesleyan College Mount Pleasant Parsons College Fairfield Cldssen Heck Island Rock Island Victories

Chinese House Expresses Gratitude to United States on Shantung

The Chinese house of representatives in Rome sent a callgram to the United States expressing gratitude for the Senate’s Versailles treaty reservation preserving America’s authority on the Shantung issue. A 25,000-student demonstration occurred here protesting Japanese marines landing at Fuchow.

Associated Press Peking Rome Chinese House of Representatives United States Senate America Shantung Fuchow

Wood Wilson and Frazier Get Backing of Parties in S D

In Pierre South Dakota on December 3 Maj Gen Leonard Wood President Wilson and Gov Lynn FP Frazier of North Dakota received the endorsements for president from the Republicans Democrats and Nonpartisan League at the state party conventions held last night In addition the Democrats also indorsed the…

Associated Fresc Pierre S. D Leonard Wood Wilson Lynn FP. Frazier North Dakota United States Republicans Democrats Nonpartisan League South Dakota

Conventions End. Democrats Back League Pact, Fossilized Rifts

The Democratic Party endorsed permanent peace under the league of nations in its platform while the Republicans favored the covenant with proper reservations. Vice President Thomas H. Marshall was nominated for a third term and Calvin Coolidge received GOP endorsement for the vice presidency. The Nonpartisan League did not select a candidate. Following nominations for U S Senate and Congress, conventions adjourned.

Thomas H. Marshall Calvin Coolidge Massachusetts Nonpartisan League United States Congress League of Nations

Frick Rites Simple Will Carry Body to Pittsburgh

Simple funeral services for Henry Clay Frick will be held at his Fifth Avenue home at 5:30 this afternoon. Only family and close friends attend. The body will be sent to Pittsburgh on a special train tonight for interment tomorrow morning. The pallbearers listed include Elbert H. Gary J Horace Harding and Henry De Forest Weeks among others. Airline factory employment figures in France show workers rising from 12,650 in 1915 to 186,008 in November 1918.

Associated Press New York Henry Clay Frick Pitth Avenue Pittsburgh Pallearets Elbert H. Gary J. Horace Harding Henry de Forest Weeks Charles $. Carstairs France Bet

Simple Ware To d Dandruff Cure Ad

An advertisement promotes using four ounces of plain liquid argon from a drug store to treat dandruff. Apply at night to moisten and rub into the scalp. by morning dandruff may be reduced and repeated applications claim complete elimination. The ad asserts itching stops and hair becomes glossy and soft.

Waterloo City Council Proceedings 1918 Nov 24

City council meets with Mayor Thompson in chair. reports on Sank Souci and Edwards Street bridges by Miller Field Construction receive approval. appointment of S. M. Wallace to Henry Board noted. various public notices, finances and bills approved. resignation of Mayor Thompson accepted and T. E. Leeper elected mayor to serve until 1922. extensive roll of bills, notices, and public works contracts listed and adopted.

Thompson Brown Burk Leeper Link Manning Ogle Miles Street Miller-Fifield Construction Company S. M. Wallace Ilmry Board Sucess Geo Waterloo Leavitt-Johnson & Miller HL. Budke Home Park G. R. Groff E. B. Shannon E Or Park M. G. Johnson Iamen Dia W. A. Law Muhnke Matt Parrett & Sons Co Gordon Ailes R. C. Thompson Iowa Pererare Serer Uty Electrician Ray Tiller William Hetts Brown, Sark Westfield East Waterloo Cooley's Atteac A. I Johnson Bark City of Waterloo Sans Souci Milen Streat Logan Avenue Lee Ogie Ogis City of Water- T.bolton Mitea Street Gun Avenue Edwards Street Park Road Tank Gaunet Bais Ee A

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