Release of Coal to Waterloo Amid Fuel Board Action
Public misunderstanding over the coal shortage ends as the Waterloo fuel board and Cedar Valley dealers coordinate under state fuel administration. An inventory shows 10 600 tons in yards. Dealers agree all coal is common stock and pledge not to discriminate. Applications to release shipments were often denied by regional board, prompting a Chicago visit by Waterloo dealers to present affidavits and secure timely deliveries for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Fuel Board
State Fuel Administration
Fuel Board of Waterloo
Cedar Valley Traffic and Services Bureau
Tequest
Fuel’board
Fuel Board
Authority of Fuel Board
Regional Coal Committee
Waterloo
Chicago
Garfield
National Fuel
Wilson
Waeterloo
Cedar Valley Traffic & Servies Bureau
R. W. Gibson
A. BR. Glenny
James Graham
J. 8. Tuthill
Prudence and economy urged to avert suffering
A public note stresses prudent, economical action and sound judgment to prevent greater harm, warning that without careful choices, suffering could worsen. The appeal emphasizes collective responsibility and measured response to looming challenges.
Urges Volunteer Woodchoppers as Lifesaving Plan
William Herriman of the Fred L. Kimball company urges citizens to form volunteer woodchoppers to combat a coal fuel shortage. He proposes organizing workers from local businesses to harvest timber within 15 miles of Waterloo, then trucking firms haul wood to town to establish two municipal wood piles under a distribution committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Herriman
Fred L. Kimball Company
Courier and Reporter
Waterloo
Ana
Independence Lamps and Cordwood Demand Rise in City
Independence Iowa December 6. Stamps and lanterns selling briskly after city council bans electric current from 45 p m to 8 a m. Cordwood supply exhausted and coal running low. One ton per household? orders require fuel board approval by L King. Other fuel commission members are A H Wallace and R F Clark. State hospital has limited fuel. schools have enough for term. Rock Island Line cuts morning and evening passenger service. State college students return as closures take effect. Declamatory contests at high school select four finalists for dramatic and humorous divisions. oratorical test to come later.
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Independence
L. King
Fuel Board
A. H. Wallace
RF. Clark
State Hospital For Insane
Rock Island
Fuel oil prices surge amid profiteering claims in Waterloo
E C Litchfield of Litchfield Manufacturing faces a 300 percent fuel oil price rise in ten days as Tulsa offers 25 carloads at 4 26 a barrel, up from 1 10. He notes crude oil up 25 cents, says price spikes threaten substitution for coal in factories and stores, and urges government action to steady supplies. The fuel board and plans to install burners in Waterloo are paused by current quotations.
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E. C. Litchfield
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
Tulsa
Oklo
Litchfield
F. O. K. Oklahoma
Stora
Mr. Litchfield
Fuel Board
Waterloo
Victory Buttons for All Navy Regular and Reserve Members
The Navy will issue bronze Victory buttons to all regular and reserve Navy personnel who served in the war. Distribution starts immediately through recruiting stations and a Washington bureau supplement. Wounded service members will receive silver buttons, and the Victory button accompanies the Victory Medal set to begin soon.
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Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Department
Bureau of Navigation
Washington
Theatres Preview Uncle Tom's Cabin and The Love Kiss
Water Theatre presents Uncle Tom's Cabin by William H. Kibble tonight with a large cast and animal ensemble. Tomorrow’s Love Kiss features thirty five performers, a Broadway pony chorus and two part musical comedy with acts ranging from Long Island to a New York roof garden. Dolly Sisters bring Broadway glamour to Waterloo next Tuesday in the musical comedy Oh.
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the Waterloo
Wm. H. Kibble
Long Island
Metropolitan Roof Garden
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Dolly Sisters
Broadway
Waterloo Theatre
Oh Look and Oh Look shows captivate audiences in major cities
The Dolly Staters and the ensemble wow New York with Oh Look, then tour six months in Chicago, four in Philadelphia and Boston. Fiske O Hara brings Down Limerick Way to Waterloo Theatre on December thirteenth with new songs. The Market of Souls opens at Palace with Dorothy Dalton praised as her greatest film. Houdini noted at Lasky Studio as news breaks.
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America
Koral
Bexson
Dolly Staters
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Fiske O'Hara
Waterloo Theatre
Limerick Way
Anna Nichols
Amy Lesiie
Limerick
Heaven
Ireland
Market of Souls
Orothy Dalton
Palace Theatre
Paramount
Thomas H. Ince
H. Herbert
Philo McCullough
Dorcas Mathews
Donald McDonald
New York City
Houdini and desert island feats headline Plaga bill
The Orlin Game at the Paramount Artcraft theater plans Houdini as center attraction with chained escape stunts. A Los Angeles railroad roundhouse escape and a saw trick add to the program. Wives of Men screens at the Casino NYC with Florence Rocca in a seven part feature noted for thrills. Crystal Theatre shows When Bearcat Went Dry at the Garden tomorrow.
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Paramount-Artcraft
Plaga
Jesser Mghte
Houdini
Los Angeles
Cecil Bb. de- Tile
Casino Theatre
Broadway
New York City
Plorence Roccha
Howard
Minneapolis
Crystal Theatre
Bearcat
Mountaineers of Eastern Kentucky and Their Game Spirit
The narrative portrays eastern Kentucky mountaineers as historic actors in a century of film drama. It links their ancestry to Virginia and North Carolina settlers who opened trails, fought Indians, and built a lineage of religious liberty seekers who left England for a new home in America.
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Tamue
Kentucky
Virginia
North Carolina
England
America
Vaudeville and film bill at Carden and Princess theatres
Vaudeville sundaes at Carden Theatre feature Lawrence P Wall with Little Miss Mix Up a musical comedy filled with music laughter and dances. The comedy aims to keep audiences laughing. William Duncan stars in Smashing Barriers and The Ranger of Pike's Peak plays at Princess Theatre.
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Vaudevile
Sunda
Lawrence P. Wall
Wiliam Duncan
Pike's Peak
Princess Theatre
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Libby
Navy
CLORK
M. H. Kelly
Landgraf & Co
C. Walters
J. Ackerman
Patrona
Argentina
Gilbert
Lawrence
Coburn
East Fourth St
Lasky
MAKE
Kodak Christmas
Hamilton
Camera Shop
Kodak
Bridge Street
Plaza Theatre
Waterloo Theater
Busey Bios
Masntere
Wm, H. Kibbeles
Uncle Tom’s Cabin CO
Lincoln
Grant
Sheridan
Sherman
Douglas
Cotton Belt
Jthieatier Bussby Bros
Piiar
Gia Beauty
Saturday Evening Post
Arthur Somers
Ora Carew
Carden Theatre
Jesse L. Lasky
Arthur DL
Reeve Andioh W W Gray
Irvin Willat
Earth
Flo
Associated Press
Ini
Christie
The
Fun Factory
Ike, Mike
Squirrel Quartette
Duncan
Ranger
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