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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1919

Page

12

Berger At Polls For Endorsement In Fifth Wisconsin

The Associated Press reports heavy early voting in the Fifth Wisconsin congressional race between Victor L. Berger Socialist and Henry Bodenstab Republican fusion. About 63,000 are registered, with the highest early turnout near 45,000.

Associated Press Milwaukee Wis Wisconsin Victor L. Berer Henry H. Bodentale Congress Berger Berer Bodenstak Besdes Himelf Republican Hud St. Louis Gov Philipp

Highland resident builds snowslide for neighborhood kids

In Highland addition, C. A. Morris constructs a 16 foot high snowslide on a vacant lot owned by J. D. Liffring. Nearly a hundred local children queue nightly for a safe, well-guarded run about 150 feet long as Morris watches from his window.

Highland Addition Santa Claus C. A. Morris Santa J. D. Liffring Morris Henty C. A Idisubors

City in Brief Skim of local notes and notices

K Janess leaves for Chicago on business. Nora Wolfe ill with acarpet fever. Mrs Herbert and Marshall family travel to Des Moines for the holidays. Recorder records 35 instruments, 20 chattel mortgages. Beatrice McGarvey and Harold Miller visit from Iowa City. Iowa Official Register 1919-20 received, 30 copies remain. Various local motions, loans, and social items. Col Shep Philpot visits Cedar Falls. Brainard Rotzler, 15, missing from Iowa Falls. police sought. Students return from Iowa City. Forum hosts dance this week. Christmas trees advertised. Birth notices for Townsend, Holt, Richman, Nupert, Mohr, Marx, Hench. Rat Gould marked 80th birthday with a Bellevue dance.

K. K. Janess Chicago Nora H. J. Wolfe Frank UN Street Herbert, Marshall Des Moines Beatrice: McGarvey Iowa City L. F. McGarvey Locust Street Harold B. Miller Grant Miler Randolph Street J. A. Francis Iowa Harry Miller Sixth Street Robert Hall Charles City J. B. Hall A. J. Edwards Inspection Department Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company Ié Corey & Clay Black Hawk Loan Company G. L. Beall C. G. Beall Col. Shep B. Philpot Cedar Falls Col Philpot Co. B Fortyninth Fort Dodge Brainard Rotzler Iowa Falls Swirec Police Tannard

Demperatures Today From Buchanan Opt Co Report

Weather brief from Buchanan Opt Co shows today’s temperatures with previous day figures and a note of local readings. Includes a dated reference to yesterday’s high and low and a brief forecast cue for the day.

Buchanan Opt. Co

Local Composer's Cantata to Be Heard at First Church

Waterloo voices join 50 member chorus for George E Turner cantata Glad Tidings retells Ben Hur Christmas tale with organ piano and orchestral effects presented at 4 p.m. First Methodist Episcopal choir soloists include Lawrence Collar Turner and three singers with a Madrigal club, all under Turner’s direction.

George E. Turner First Methodist Church First Church Lew Wallace First M. E Madrigal Club Womi Edward A Turner Noffort Waterloo Arence J. Collar George TE Turf Hiram HH Haisht Orke Yentey Othe Archangels Wdrigal Club Arence Wise J. G. Hildebrand J. 5 Miss Floy-Abbs Ruth Baker Inez Dawson Marion Dunlavey Dorothy Dunlavey Doris Meserve Pauline Gamimon Bessie Parris Anita Gilbert Thelma Hanes Cleoné Harker Marian Horner Golda Howard Gertrude Roderick Marie Schmidt Bernice Smythe Esther Spry Florence Taylor Doris Walker Ethel Rush Lilian Johnson Valera Mayer Madge Bryson Verena Crown Mmes G. W. Lucht Charles Hanes P. C. Osterhus Doug G. Cox Max Noah George Yenney Clarence J. Collar B. A. Conery Kenneth Dent J. Paul Sheridan Ralph Bruner A. P. Dunham Charles’ Laurie March of the Magi

Opening Campaign for 1920 Presidency

The Times notes the formal start of the 1920 presidential campaign with the Republican National Committee calling for the Chicago convention. It highlights widespread public interest, concerns over world dangers, and the shift in party bonds as voters demand accountability for economic and social strains.

New York the Times Republican National Committee Chicago

Beswears Enforcement of Prohibition Laws

Thomas Maloney, federal prohibition director for Iowa, writes to county attorney I. O. Wenner urging full officer cooperation to enforce the prohibition law. Wenner pledges support in keeping towns dry, noting a national referendum backed prohibition and the duty of law enforcers to uphold it despite past opinions.

Iowa Thomas Maloney Comesl Bluffs I. O. Wenner Ir. Wenner Kouping Maloney America United States

Last Night's News in Brief Across North America and Europe

A collage of brief items reports peace talks with Turkey urged by Premier Lloyd George in Commons. Antitrust action against meat packers compromised, with limits on meat business. Canada’s Prime Minister Sir Robert Borden to stay on, health prompting respite. A Cuban steamer Sunbeam wreck causes five Chinese and two crew deaths off Virginia. Plans consider Lodge as Republican convention chair. Kansas City federal sentences given to 27 individuals up to nine years. Captain Alcock injured in crash near Cottavrand. Negotiations over British prisoner repatriation in Russia collapse. Berlin imposes property levy passed by the national body. Irene Bell named Fourth Iowa GOP women’s group committeewoman. Irene Caruso welcomes a daughter in New York City. Centennial chocolates advertised in London amid other notices.

Turkey Lloyd George House of Commons Washima D.C Ottawa Robert Borden Canada Norfolk Virgina Washington D. C Senator Lodge Massachusetts Kansasity Kansas Cty Kan Jandun John Alcock Cottavrand iMouen Copenhagen James O'Grady Great Huntary Maslin Litvinol Soviet Russia Berlin

Be Young for Your Years Be Young for Your Years

A health advisory explains that the body continually rebuilds tissue in seven year cycles and that aging begins when tissue breakdown outpaces rebuilding. It warns that early signs include loss of pep and vigor, high tension, and nervous strain signaling a need to rebuild vital forces.

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