Women Endorse HGH Price Probe
Housewives in Waterloo discuss rising food costs at Child Conservation and Mothers Story Tellers leagues meetings. They urge economy as the feasible solution, with club representation to coordinate action through the Woman's Club. Mrs. N A Lichty and Mrs. L B Hickelberg noted among speakers, urging housewives to cut costs while maintaining home budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
N. A. Lichty
Child Conservation League
Woman’s Club
L. B. Hickelberg
Mothers’ Story Tellers’ League
City in Brief Items and Local Notices
A summary of local notes covers travel updates, license issuances, and civic events. Updates include Mrs L D Hilk returning from Rolfe, A 3 Edwards to speak at Big Brother mission, a marriage license for Pred Klingler and Gertrude Wilcox, and Harry Barratt becoming Great Falls Tribune editor. Also mentioned are returns from Oklahoma City visits, a bicycle theft report, legal bond for estate administration, a Cedar Rapids wedding, travel to Washington for a dinner with national committeemen, and visits from guests to Trent South Dakota. Additional items note W B A M meeting, traffic court fines, Los Angeles winter plans for George and family, county salary discussions, Retail Merchant’s Association meeting, and Des Moines League meeting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred Klinger
Ger Lrude Wilcox
Waterloo
Harry Barratt
The
Tribune
Great Falls
Mont
Mies Allee Wykoff
Clifton J. Wykoff
Oklahoma City
Okla
F. W. Childs
Baltimore Street
Labor Temple
M. A. Ingram
la Porte City
Benjamin H. Ingram
George J. Aps
Cedar Rapids
Fifth Street
Dire
W. Waj Marsh
Washington, D. C
Mr. Marsh
National
Wilson
G. H. Hositzky
Frederick
Trent
S. D
J. F. Grapes
Jefferson Street
Crownover Mare Grand Champion at Chicago Livestock Exposition
William Crownover of Hudson tops the international livestock exposition in Chicago with Belgian horses. Lists, a two year old mare, is named grand champion Belgian mare and also wins best in her three year old class. several other Crownover mares place in top slots, all sired by his Farteur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crownover
Hudson
Chicago
Lists
Tate
Mr. Crownover
Farteur
Paramount Lola
Paramount Delgant
Clifton Wonder
Paramount Farecour
Paramount del- Sant
Safety First Federation To Talk Fire Prevention
Baltimore Maryland December 6 Fire prevention will be a key topic at the second annual convention of the Safety First Federation opening tomorrow. The group will show devices for safety of life limb and property amid national fire loss estimates of 50 million dollars yearly. The movement, aided by governors proclamations and a national Fire Prevention Day, cites broad participation and measurable savings from improved safety practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Safety First Federation
Wilson
Author of Hot Time in Old Town Sicks in the West
Santa Rosa reports J P Mills known as Joe Hayden author of There ll Be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight is seriously ill in a hospital amid advanced age reducing recovery hopes. Mills was born in Chicago. Manley Stamp Wedding noted Cedar Falls couple Althea Fae Stamp and Arthur H Manley wed at the Stamp home with Ruth Stamp and Harold Smith present. The couple heads east for a extended trip and will reside at 605 Clay Street Cedar Falls after January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Rosa
Cal
J. P. Mills
Joe Hayden
Old Town
Mills
Chicago
Clay Street
Cedar Falls
Union Pushes Two Man Crew Law At Waterloo Street Cars
Central Labor union meets at Labor temple tonight to discuss campaigning against the one man system on Waterloo street cars. Petitions to State legislators request two man crews, and four railway brotherhoods are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Central Labor Union
Labor Temple
Captain Weilein Expected Early Return to Iowa
Gen Guy A Logan told Des Moines that First Iowa Infantry would be home before Christmas. orders said to return as soon as railroad arrangements were secured. Second and Third regiments would stay south of the border until spring or later. Logan arrived in Des Moines Sunday night and expected orders imminently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Iowa Infantry
Guy A. Logan
Des Moines
George Wellein
Wellein
Logan
Silk Flag Awarded in W B C Contest
The Waterloo Business College contest ended today with the silk Asg trophy awarded to the group led by Russell Lamson. About 55 students on each side, under one president and six directors, sent letters to potential students. Winning site judged by reply quality and number of prospective students attracted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Business College
Asg
Russell Lamson
Temperatures Recorded Across Years
A dated excerpt lists daily temperature observations from multiple years, noting ranges such as 30 to 48 and 23 to 46, alongside values like 40 to 52 and 34, with references to months and dates. The fragment references Buchanan Optical Co. as supplier and includes several stray numerals and labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Optical Co
Stock Ravling Needs Impetus at Trade Conference
Chicago, Dec 6. Edward C. Lasater of Texas told a national marketing and farm credits conference that livestock production must be profitable for farmers, arguing privately owned packers threaten national defense and urging a federal trade commission investigation into cattle costs and processing. FE. L. Burke backed a Borland resolution for inquiry into meat industry costs, noting growing concentration and potential monopoly risks alongside farmer price setting. G. H. Prater Jr. urged farmer control over product pricing amid bullish merchant interest and bearish fruit arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward C. Lasster
Falfurring
Tex
National Conference of Marketing and
Lasater
Federal Trade Commission
FE. L. Burke
FE. L. Burke, l Ranchman
Omaha
Neb
American National Livestock Association
Borland
Burke
Rand
Mr. Burke
G. H. Prater, Jr
Pawpaw, Mich
Prater
Peace Far Off Says Socialist Organ
Amsterdam via London reports the Berlin Vorwaerts condemning the belief that peace is near. The article titled Peace Blind argues enemies are deeply pledged to war and will not concede, noting harsh rulers fall and even strong men fail to achieve peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
London
Berlin
Vorwaerts
Hlind
Take Warning Girls Kis sing Has Dangers
Allentown Pennsylvania, December. Dr Charles D Schaeffer chief surgeon at Allentown hospital warns against promiscuous kissing at a gathering promoting higher appropriations for a new registry for inebriates epileptics and feeble minded. He urges caution for sweethearts and mothers restraining strangers from kissing babies, citing cases where kissing caused serious or fatal diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Charles D. Schaeffer
Allentown Hospital
Mine Workers Pan Pensions for Aged Members
Indianapolis Dec 6 The United Mine Workers committee studying old age pensions plans to recommend paying miners 65 plus in 1923 a pension of 20 dollars monthly. It favors no home confinement, preferring support to allow elders to live with families, after visiting several union and fraternal homes for comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
International Typographical Union
Colorado Springs
Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union
Rogersville
Tenn
National Soldiers Homes
Mortuary notices for Wichman Wood and Hayes collection
Obituary notices report funeral arrangements for Charles F. Wichman to be held tomorrow at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church with Masonic participation, and for Mrs. Lovica Wood and infant Magdalene Mary Hayes with services at St Josephs Catholic Church and Calvary Cemetery. Burial details include Calvary Cemetery for Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Wichman
Grace Methodiet Episcopal Church
Fairview Cemetery
E. J. Lockwood
Franklin Street
Patrick Wood
Lovica Wood
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Omahe
Waterloo
Thomas
Hileman & Gindt
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Hileman & Gindt's
Calvary Cemetery
Magdalene Mary Hayes
Edward L.’ Hayes
J.M. Campbell
Mayor to Speak at East West High Banquet
Mayor Law will speak at the Chamber of Commerce football banquet for East and West High teams. Other speakers include Fred Northey and Dale Swanson with Robert Miller. The event aims to make the annual gathering as notable as the Thanksgiving clash and will start at 6 30 p m at Hotel Russell. Reservations cover a broad business turnout as the club reports progress on its membership drive and plans to elect officers for 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer W. RB. Law
Chamber of Commerce
Herman C. Miller
Fred L. Northey
Dale Swanson
Robert Miller
Law
Russell Lamson
Flying Squadron
Althe
Knights and Ladies of Security Meeting Announced
Members of the Knights and Ladies of Security are urged to attend a post at 8 p.m. Friday. The Knights night will feature a designated gathering, with at least 200 members expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights and
Ladies ‘of Security
H. of P. Fatr
Knights and Ladies of Security
Tabernacle Chapter
No. 62
Royal, Arch Masons
West Side Catholic Order of Forresters
Philip. Frieds
Commercial Street
Beachler Speaker at YWCA Meeting Delivers Evangelism Talks
AE Beachler addressed the YWCA meeting urging focus beyond the horizon to the power of God. He outlined topics for successive talks including The Secret of St Paul's Passion and The Price of Power while inviting all to attend. Mrs Eddy and Miss Wilson spoke on evangelism and related subjects as delegates from Cedar Rapids and other cities arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Beachler
Cedar Rapids Gasuclusion
Waterloo
Cedar Rapide Assoctation
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Boone
Hawley Proposes Secretary of Air
New York December report outlines Americair aeronautics leadership ideas from Henry Woodhouse and Alan Hanley. Hawley urges a national Aeronautics Secretary and a coordinated system involving army navy postoffice coast guard and forestry departments to expand aviation and standardize aircraft design. He cites 19 000 000 young men of military age and potential growth in utilitarian aviation while noting current strong aircraft capability. Daughters of Isabella officers elected include Agnes F Johnston Doris Fitzgerald Thomas Flynn Theresa Ferer elson Stella Meehan F J Hanlon Hugh Taggart Edward Molloy and J T Muldoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Henry Woodhouse
The
Aeroclub of America
Alan Bt. Hanley
Hawley
Navole
Council of Nations
Congress
Eta
Army and Navy
Ba Pointe
Postoffice
Coast Guard
Forestry
Postoffice Department
Army
Navy
Revenue Cutter
National Advisory Committee On
Bureau of Standards
Weather Bureau
Smithsonian Institute
Daughters of Isabella
Agnes F. Johnston
Doris Fitzgerald
Thomas Flynn
Monitor
Theresa Fererelson
Stella Meehan
F. J. Hanlon
Sentinel
Hugh Taggart
Edward Molloy
J. T. Muldoon
Waterloo Savings Bank Statement of December 31 1916
Statement of the Condition of Waterloo Savings Bank in Black Hawk County Iowa at close of business December 31 1916 to the Auditor of State. Assets show gold and silver vault holdings drafts checks and other items while liabilities include deposits capital stock and surplus with sworn affirmations by president Emmons Johnson and cashier W C Logan before notary Kenneth L Bragdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowa
Black Hawk
Es Weer Essen
Etjpegteest
Banka
State of
Black Hawk County
Emmons Johnson
W. C. Logan
CG. Logan
Kenneth L. Bragdon
Omais
Black Hawk National Ogank
Chas. W. Knoo
P. Cashler
Security Savings
Blackhawk
Eee
Ee Ee
Ieee
National Bank Ndea
Eeeee Amonn
Bose
Jack Haws County
J. W. Arbuckle
F. B. Dietrick
Grand FY. Berry
B. Dietrick
Claude. Derry
Claud F. Berry
Al B A Nights At Wai Lodge Plans Knights Fair Attendance
Members of the Modern Brotherhood of America focal lodge will join the Knights of Pythias fair in a body tonight per Noble J nartin manager. A large crowd is expected though attendance last night was smaller than last week. Martin reports strong crowds and a positive financial outlook. OMCora will be elected tonight for Woodsman of the World and Woodmen ball activities. Le rke classes will begin in both orders with readings and music. Officers to be installed at January first meeting in a joint session for Camp 412 and Grove 178.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL B.A
Wai
Focal Lodge
Modern Brotherhood of America
Knights of Pythias
Noble J.’ Nartin
Martin
Nel
Omcora
Lérke
Camp No
Grove No
California Syrup of Figs Advertises Child Health
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle bowel cleanser for sick, cross, or feverish children. It claims the product relieves constipation and restless symptoms in hours, urging parents to ask their druggist for a genuine 50 cent bottle made by the California Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California We Syrup Company
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HGH
Waterloo Evening Courier
5. W. Blain
Buchanan
L. D. Hilk
Rolfe
Cedar Review
I. GO. O. FL
Billa Mark Lee
George B. Miller
Los Angeles
George D. Miller
Harvard Military School
Board of Supervisors
Retail Merchant’s Association
Chamber of Commerce Club
W. R. Law
League of Iowa
Frank B. Pierce
Marshalltown
League
J. R. Teeter
William Lyons
George Dawson
C. B
R. A. Santee
Great Western Railroad
Crownover
Weilein
Packer's Combine
Trade Commission
Socialist Organ
Secretary of Air
Isabellas Elect
J. N LA Barre
A. J. Edwards
E. L. Johnson
Marin
Dua Clearing House
Sots
Sealy
L. G. Adams
Fuoss
Geo. J. Sager
Brack Hawk County
Community
Wm. Rogers
Hitchen
American Mordcei
Telay
Electric Motors
Moncey Ganks
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