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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1918

Page

4

Reed Placed on All Star Team for 1918 Iowa Eleven

Waterloo Bay end and captain Ronald Reed led Iowa’s football 1918 season with a spot on Eckersall’s all conference eleven. The Chicago Tribune critic praised Reed as the best end in the conference and a top receiver, noting his role in wins over Minnesota Nebraska and Northwestern.

Ronald Reed Waterloo Bay Iowa University Walter Eckersall Chicago Tribune Ig FC Reed Eckersall West Minnesota Nebraska Northwestern Hawkeye I Reed Fred Becker Huntelman Suard Iowa Hawkerer Fir Lohman Kelly Slater

Miller Lauded for Grid Work

Captain Clydey Miller of West Waterloo high school football earned a spot on the Des Moines Register all-state team at halfback. The article notes his 415 season points, multiple long runs, and key interceptions that helped West Waterloo win several close games. Other players and team notes are listed, including East High and Marshalltown names.

Des Moines The Courier Clydey Miller Est High Des Moines Register Glenn Miller Red Rusty” Allen All If High Joe Sage East High Clyde Miller Register Miller West Waterloo North Des Moines Mille West Des Moines Marshalltown Nashua Cedar Rapids Tigers Haet Waterloo Tuller Fort Dodge Coglizer Collins Lemba

Indian man serves 1 day after harvest deferment

Billy Davis, an Indian, was convicted last August of selling liquor on the reservation and was allowed to defer his sentence until after harvest. He kept his word, remained for the harvest, and is now serving a one day term in the House of Correction.

Inthan Milwatuker Wis Billy Davis Davis House of Correction

Untitled News Snippet From The Wayward Page

Fragmentary notes describe a Colorido inn mix up and a few film titles like The Hell and The She Ded. Mentions Geraldine Farrar star status and Swift advertisements. A separate line notes a four mile freight train crawling past a Fourth Street crossing, highlighting delay and patience.

Fourth Street

Friction Between Allies In Wilson Era Debate

A reader piece from the San Miguel Examiner recounts postwar propaganda clashes over President Wilson and Allied cohesion. It cites Stéphane Lauzanne responding to Frank R. Kent on French politics and the Pershing Clemenceau dynamic, with critiques of journalism and national narratives.

Freap San Miguel Cal Examiner Stephane Lanzanne Frankpot Kent Baltinacore Frank R. Kent Baltimore Sun Wilson Europe Jenders Gen. Pershing Stephane’ Lauzanne le Matin Paris Frank R. J Kent Bal‘tinore Sun Marshal Foch Pershing Foch Bache Marin France Rhine Alps Son Clemenceau M. Clemenceau

Uncle Harry discusses the peace conference and its scope

In a Cur rent Events club gathering Uncle Harry and the children discuss the looming peace conference. They note it could open a new era and aim to establish a league of nations to prevent future wars amid long standing disputes among Denmark Alsace Lorraine Chile Peru Tacna Arica and central European nations.

Uncle Harry Jimmy Joe Helen Current Events Club Father Herce League of Nations Denmark Alsace-Lorraine France Germany Chile Peru Tacna Arica Central Europe Hungary Central Europe

Peace Conference and European tensions in 1919 era

Uncle Harry explains the complexity of Central European nationalism and the goals of the peace conference. He notes Wilson's daylight diplomacy, the need for ready historical data, and the plan to keep the public informed as delegates prepare in France. Editor invites inquiries.

Armenia Uncle Harry Wilson France Willson

Local Notes From La Porte City Crowd

La Porte City reports William Paige taken to University hospital with gangrene threatening amputation. Edgar Warrows returns from military camps and receives honorable discharge. Roy Wilkinson ill with influenza. Mrs Austin Powell hosts Presbyterian Missionary society. Irene Van Valkenberg, West Waterloo high school teacher, ill. Mr and Mrs Inohn Walker travel to Ashland Ohio to view a farm.

la Porte City Frank Paige University Hospital Town City Cangrena Edgar Warrows Camp Mills Camp Sevier Roy Wilkinson Austn Powell I Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Irene van Valkenberg Totcher West Waterloo Inohn Walker Ashland

Ed Mahanke Dies in France at 23

Ed Mahanke, 23, of Grundy County, died in France on October 9. He entered service and was sent to training before leaving for active duty. Survived by Mr. and Mrs. Mahanke who live north of town. Local draft board records note his status and class in the service.

ED Mahanke Grundy County France Fy Umahanke Pneumen

Scully Land Tenants Face Higher Rentals

Lincoln Neb March 10 an association of Nelson farmers formed to protest proposed rent increases on land owned by the late William Scully estate in Illinois Missouri and Nebraska. C A Sorenson attorney said a committee will seek renters in Kansas Missouri and Illinois to join a campaign to block higher rents. The England owned estate once valued about 40 million pounds with vast holdings in multiple states.

Lincoln Neb Nelson William Scully Tllinois Missouri Kansas Nebraska C. A. Sorenson Sorenson Winois Scully England William Scilly

Roads Could Use All Surplus Men

New York report argues highway improvement would provide jobs for demobilized soldiers. E. Cornett of the National Highways Protective Society says wartime stoppages and rising costs delayed road work and future spending depends on state legislatures. Federal aid would supplement state funds as demobilization boosts labor.

Corneill The Highway Improvement Society United States New York Cornell National Highways Protective Society Swar Industries Board Great Plains

Wang & Miller's Quality Shoes and Advertisements

An old newspaper ad urges readers to go to Wang & Miller's for Quality Shoes. It includes a recuperative diet for influenza and promotes Boriglns Malted Milk as very digest.

Wang & Miller's Wang & Mille

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