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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1917

Page

14

Red Cross Campaign Opens County Wide Membership Push

The Red Cross launches a countywide effort to enroll every man woman and child this week to reach 15 090 090 members nationwide. Campaign emphasizes the value of a 1 membership now and urges those joining in 1917 to renew for 1918. Ward committees organize house to house canvassing with plans to visit every home and key business districts. Service flags will display for each enrolled family member and badges are being restocked for all supporters.

American Red Cross Society Red Cross Waterloo American Red Cross Acasa L. B. Frank Fifth Street Miss J. Hy Bailey G. N. Cousins Altstadt Edmund Miller Highland Harry Tullar Prospect

Red Grass magazine drives citywide memberships

In every home of the city before the week ends, handsome booths supplied by the national society and local workers are placed in downtown centers. Seven booths are located at Black's Paul Davis' Falan Fleming Burch's First National Bank Plain Theatre and Hotel Ruewell Lamson with volunteers accepting memberships. Fees range from 1 annual membership to 100 patron member, with monthly Red Grass magazine included for all but the $1 option.

National Society Black's Paul Davis Falan- Fleming Burch’s First National Bank Plain Theatre Hotel Ruewell-Lamson Mfe Red Grass

Gotch American wrestling idol dies in Humboldt

Frank A Gotch , once American champion and world titleholder known for the toe hold and crotch hold, died in Humboldt after a career culminating with defeats of Hackenschmidt and Stecher. His passing ends an era in professional wrestling, with Caddock later holding the title he left. Social Welfare League moves offices to court house basement for larger, private spaces. Carnival at Moose Hall all week with Peavey’s Orchestra.

Gotch Bellingham Wash Jenkins Humboldt Man George “Hackenschmidt Dexter Park Pavilion Chicago Invader Gotoh Altho Caddock Stecher Goeteh Joe Stecher Earl Caddock Social Welfare League Court House Black Hawk Abstract, Company Miga Ada M. Palmer Moose Hall Peavey's Orchestra

Waterloo Boy Killed by Horse in Canada

Donald Burroughs aged 14, born in Water sloo, was killed Thursday in Canada in a horse accident. Parents Mr and Mrs Parey Burroughs will bring the body home for funeral at Cedar Malls. Grandmother Mrs Carrie Burroughs believes the incident occurred on an uncle’s property near Regina. brother Charles is in military service. Kenneth, 10, may accompany his parents to Waterloo. Father previously worked for W. G. F. & N.. Donald was a printer by trade.

Donald Burroughs Watersloo Canada Parey Burroughs Cedar Malls Carrie Burroughs Regina Donald Charles Kenneth Waterloo Tater

Dunkerton's New Bank Opens With Souvenirs and Deposits

Dunkerton IA December 17 The Parnibra and Merchants Savings Bank opened with about 400 souvenirs for visitors and a sizable amount of deposits. Dietrick of Waterloo assisted Cashier W J Parks in the opening. Sam Davis shipped his wreck and farm machinery to Arkansas to begin rice farming near Little Rock. A heavy snow delayed husking and slowed unloading as freights waited on the north siding for nearly 10 days.

Dunkerton Parnibra’ and Merchants’ Savings Bank Dietrick Waterloo W. J. Parks Sam Davis Arkansas Little Rock Elf. Canflald Budkie

Dealer Wan Fi Chicago Feuds Over Coal Scheme

A garbled fragment mentions a dealer in Chicago involved in a scheme to rustle up coal. The note hints at a promise or “cur of bord cow,” but lacks clear details or names to confirm events or outcomes.

Chicago

Weather briefs Ahead of Week With Warmer Temperatures

The forecast signals a mild week with rising temperatures and scattered clouds. Residents should expect periods of sunshine, light winds, and a small chance of isolated showers. Prepare for gradual warming and carry light outerwear.

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