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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1919

Page

7

Washington Capitals Mole Other Republicans Talk at Meeting

Washington politicians discuss the 1920 presidential race at a Republican National Committee session. Leonard Wood leads a surge, with states like New York Massachusetts Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio and Indiana signaling support for various candidates. The so-called Old Guard is said to be fragmenting into smaller factions, complicating delegate selection and potential second or third ballot outcomes.

Washington Waterloo Evening Courier Washington,d. C Republican National Committee Leonard Wood Mrajor United States Army New York Sigter George A. Clynn Empire State Re~publican Party Massachusetts Coolidge Pennsylvania Sproul Illinois Lowdon Ohio Harding Indiana Watson Old Guard Lowden Thie Sena Lodge Crane Bay State Johns W. Weeks Capitol Boss Penrose Eilrose Penrose Hemingway Reed Smoot Wall Senate Utah Wood

Strike Cost Iowa Miners 2 500 000 in Wages Lost

Approximately one and a half million tons of coal were lost to consumption and 2.5 million dollars in wages were lost by 15,436 Iowa miners due to the coal strike in November and December. Attaches of the mine inspector's office provide these figures as the two months mark peak wage period. The state fuel administration is reviewing data to advise the public on the broader industrial losses.

Deg Moines Iowa Lowe State Fuel Administration

Chamberlain's Tablets for Indigestion and Constipation

An advertisement for Chamberlain's Tablets touts relief from indigestion and constipation. It claims the tablets tone the stomach and bowels, aid natural function, and gently foster a healthy digestive system, promising pleasant results when feeling dull or constipated.

Iowa heirs get millions from unclaimed estates

Des Moines reports that bachelors and spinsters dying without kin have left Iowa $4.32 million for the state permanent school fund under the collateral inheritance tax. The law, crafted six years ago, requires advertising estates for six months after death to find heirs. if none appear, money goes to state coffers. An auditor’s aide quips that someday bachelors should marry to protect their fortunes.

Des Moines Old Maida Lowa Kith Towa Thirty-ffth General Assembly State-Auditor Iowa

Municipal Woodyard Opens In Manchester Ja

Manchester Ja Dec 13 The city council established a municipal woodyard to supply fuel at a reasonable price on proof of need. Businesses operate 10 am to 6 pm while pool halls may stay open until 9 30 pm. Churches and schools are closed prompting protests, but union services will be held at the Methodist church heated by donated wood.

Manchester Councias

Do You Enjoy Your Meals

Advice claims digestion suffers if meals aren’t enjoyed and suggests hot moderately cooked meats. It recommends spacing meals by five hours and taking Chamberlain table tablets after supper to restore pleasure in eating.

Chamberlain

Organize Guard On Firm Footing

Des Moines reports perfecting the National Guard association of Iowa with state officers chosen and plans to develop the guard in coming months. President Guy E. Brewer leads, with vice presidents Matt A. Tinley and C B Robbins, and secretary Frank H. Lyman. An executive committee includes Smith Brookhart and others to push organization work. Resolutions urge immediate congressional action for a permanent military system and support a national guard bureau and reserve. Universal military training is deemed necessary, with a goal to promote training under capable officers.

Des Moines National Guard Association of Iowa Association Guy E. Brewer Matt A. Tinley Council Bluffs C.,.b. Robbins Frank HE. Lyman Smith Brookhart Washington Ivan Elwood Red Oak R. P. Howell Iowa City Hor. Allen Cedar Rapids David C. Cassatte Fairfield Fred R. Frost Fort Dodge United States Congress National ‘Guard Bureau War Department Marine Corps National Guard Fort

Farmer's Wife Sells 100 Dozen Fresh Eggs for 72 Cents Trade

Marshalltown Iowa marks a notable scene as a farmer's wife brings 100 dozen eggs to market in zero weather. She earns 98.95 dollars for eggs and butter and spring chicks, selling 69 cents per dozen in cash and 72 cents in trade from 200 pullets and 75 hens. The flock totals 275 birds, with eggs gathered in three weeks.

Marshalltown

University of Iowa Ends Classes Early for Holiday Break

The University of Iowa will dismiss classes on Thursday evening December 18 at six o clock to start holiday vacation a day earlier than scheduled. The move aims to allow students to reach homes before Sunday due to coal strike disruptions. Classes resume Tuesday January 6 after the holidays.

Iowa City University of Iowa Board of Deans Theniversity

Klaus of Earlville Seeks 33rd District State Senate

S W Klaus of Earlville announces candidacy for state senator in the Thirty third district covering Delaware and Buchanan counties. The incumbent is Senator Taylor of Independence. Klaus, former Delaware county representative and longtime Republican chairman, expects party support and a smooth race given customary alternation between counties.

Manchester S. W. Klaus Earlville Delaware County General Assembly Delaware Buchanan Taylor Independence Klaus

Carl R. Gray Named President of Union Pacific

Carl R. Gray was elected president of the Union Pacific system by the board in New York and will assume office January 1 with headquarters in Omaha. he succeeds Robert S. Lovett who remains as chairman of the executive committee. Gray began his railroad career as a telegraph operator and Mattoon agent on the Santa Fe. B. E. Calvin was elected vice president in charge of operations at the end of federal control. Y T H. M. Adams was named vice president.

New York Carl R. Gray Union Pacific System Gray Omaha Robert S. Lovett Mr. Gray Matton Santa Fe Ind Union Pacific Oregon Y T H. M. Adams

Should Be Quarantined For Cold Spread

Physicians urge strict isolation for those with a bad cold to prevent spread to family and associates. They advise early self aid with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an effective cure, noting there is little medicine better for curing a cold.

Chamberlain

Shoes Sale Notice Sparks Citywide Traffic Plan

A brief ad announces a Wang & Miller shoe sale as a traffic plan note, while a separate farm report from Nevada Ia on December 18 notes cornstalk poisoning in Houry Kokel’s cattle southeast of Slater with several head affected.

Wang & Miller Nevada Houry Kokel Slater

Pape's Cold Compound Offers Quick Relief Advertised

A faded advertisement promises rapid relief from severe colds with Pape's Cold Compound. It claims three doses taken every two hours clear stuffed nostrils, ease head congestion, relieve feverishness and sneezing, and costs only a few cents at drug stores.

Pape

Veterinary finding links death to torn atalke poisoning

Examination by a veterinary showed the cause of death to be from eating torn atalke which caused the fatal poisoning. Neighbors and friends valued a purge to cover the loss of Mr. Koket.

Koket

Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Calomel Substitute

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets provide quick relief for bad breath as a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. They stimulate bowels and liver to natural action, cleanse the blood, and purify the system without calomel’s after effects. Take one or two nightly for a week to feel the weaning effect.

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