Des Moines Aids Waterloo Woman And Family Of Seven
Mrs Clyde Monres once of 533 West Parker now in Des Moines faced a bleak future with seven children aged 14 to 19 months. Des Moines citizens and Ford plant workers donated food and cash totaling over 100 dollars while charity groups pursued transport home to Waterloo and arranged bill payments. The Ku Klux Klan aided in the relief effort as local philanthropy organized support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Monres
West
Parker
Des Moines
Waterloo
Monroe
Fort Des Moines
Sha
Yanging
Brodies
Polk County
Ford
Ku Klux
Waterloo widow appeals for aid amid welfare dispute
A Waterloo widow faced Public Welfare scrutiny over aid eligibility after paying a $60 grocery bill herself. She owns a Waterloo home and will get a widow’s pension plus weekly death benefits, prompting Des Moines welfare officials to defend strict county and city limits. The case highlights tensions over who should fund relief and why she moved to Des Moines for work. Also noted is the voyage of North American raft with 7,500 cords of Canadian pulpwood from Port Arthur to Wisconsin Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klan
Monroe
Waterloo
Welfare Bureau
Des Moines
iWalfare Bureau of
Polk County
Great Lakes
Port Arthur
Ontario
Peper Company
Wiscongin Rapids
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Ale Ford
Ku Klux Lan
A Moines
I. H. Dillon
EH. HH. Hnittie
First National Bank
Ara
Nanan Ee
Head Uarters
Christimas
Handkerchi
Daniel Green
Hickok