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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1917

Page

7

German plan to curb high food costs urged by Lubin

In Rome on January 31 David Lubin American rep to the International Institute of Agriculture advocated adopting Germanys landwirtschaftsrat system to keep farmers informed of market trends and unify pricing. He argued middlemen and speculators profit while the farmer suffers, and credits rural legislation like rural credits as necessary alongside a formal farmers organization to balance supply and prices nationwide.

Rome United States David Lubin Linterna- Ugnal Institute’ of Agriculture Germany Tiberius Gracchus Africa Sat America Landwirthschaftrat Kentucky Ohio Department of Agriculture Congress California New York State New York

Girl fined for smoking near explosive factory huts in Birmingham

In a Birmingham trial, Gladys Farr was fined ten pounds after admitting she struck a match to light a cigarette near fuse huts with open powder, endangering about 300 workers. the court warned of its power to punish. Elsewhere in Mexico City, a Jiu Jitsu course was added to officer training with two Japanese instructors to teach the art.

Birmingham Eng Gladys Farr Farr Mexico City Francisco Urquijo

Waterloo’s First Destructive Fire in 1867 Corner Scene

The feature depicts the Commercial and Bridge streets corner in Waterloo, recalling the city’s first major fire in the business district on Friday January 26 1867. Buildings shown include the harness shop run by Wilkins Buck the C K Howe hardware and tin shop where the blaze started and Roberts Litchfield with J R Millard’s stock of goods the Bickler block site later became the Irving Hotel.

Commercial Bridge Streets Waterloo Waterloo Savings Bank al | Harness Shop Wilkins & Buck C.k.howe Hardware Bickler Irving Hotel Dillons Anl Blers Courier Appaarhip

Vacant Lot Farming Aid From State College Proposed

A 1917 vacant lot gardening push may gain support from Iowa State College at Ames through agricultural extension. J J Northey cites letters from C L Fitch detailing home garden ideas, club formation, seed education games, cooperative purchasing, and low-cost community short courses delivered by Ames staff, with cost limited to travel and lodging.

Waterloo Agricultural Extension Department States College Ames J. J. Northey Chamber of Commerce C. L. Fitch Fitch State College Iowa Potato & Truck Grower's Association Professor Fitch

New System of Examining Pupils in London

London February 1. A new syllabus sent to London school teachers overhauls exam methods. It endorses allowing text book consultation and dislikes trivial factual recalls. Emphasizes testing intelligence and concept understanding over rote geography or product listing. Also notes a Castle Hill event with music readings and a sermon at the schoolhouse tomorrow.

London Australia Mississippi Europe Canada Castle Hill Japan America

Publicity Aids Mrs Thomas To Health, Not Surgery

Mrs Georgia Coe Thomas of Lancaster Missouri credits Fruitola and Traxo with curing years of stomach trouble and gall stones after a doctor advised operation. The remedy, advertised by Pomus laboratories Monticello and Waterloo stores, disintegrates stones and rebuilds the system, with a booklet available by mail.

R. Cc. Dunlap DeKalb St. Joseph, Mo Georgia Coe Thomas Lancaster Thomas Thias Pimus Laboratories Monticello Waterloo Wangler Bros. Co C.J. Miller Fourth Street East Fourth Street

Rustic Dialogs Open With Old‑Time Entertainment Night

An evening of rustic dialogs and limericks opens with performances by veteran entertainers, followed by light refreshment for attendees. The event promises period humor and a nostalgic atmosphere.

Styles Dominant Feature of Auto Shows' this Season

The seventh national automobile show in Chicago ends with strong attendance and crowded booths. Exhibitors report high interest in styling over utility as buyers select specific cars they can pay for, according to George M. Dickson, president of the factory building association.

Chicago New York Carshey Styo

Britannis Nem Takes Re Lobden Reb Vacation Contrast

The Prince of Wales enjoys a lengthy London leave, the first since last spring, amid service duties and travel. The trip marks a notable respite as the royal schedule shifts with ongoing errands and obligations in the capital.

Prince of Wales London Tiatoha

Bennett Family Thanks Friends for Kindness After Death

J O Bennett and family thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of their husband and father. They especially acknowledge floral remembrances from the community in Ocala.

J. OU. Bennett Ocala

Work Too Hard Weakens Kidneys, Warns Widnes

A 1920s advertisement warns that heavy labor and strain on the back and kidneys can lead to kidney ailments including gravel, stone, dropsy, and Bright's disease. It cites a Waterloo resident, Moffitt, praising Dean's Kidney Fills for relief after back strain and urinary issues.

Isa Bright Tharigands Waterloo Moffitt Almand Street Saya

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