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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1918

Page

5

Funeral of Greek Soldier Will Be Conducted Tomorrow in Falls

Cedar Falls daily news reports funeral services for Private Larry Stanopoulos of Company F Y, to be held Wednesday at St Patrick's church with a Greek priest from Waterloo officiating. burial in Greenwood. Also notes shifts in local wartime exams, four enemy aliens registered, and a busy winter for Cedar Falls plumbers amid coal shortages.

Cedar Falls Semeen Leas, Altho Alsace-Lorraine Horst Soldier Larry Stanopulous Co. FY Camp Cody Weming N. M Pneumona St. Patrick's Church Waterloo Greenwood

Pie for Soldiers Sparks Wheat Conservation Debate

FL Deems warns Mrs. Le Marquis that anti American propaganda claims plenty of wheat in France. He notes soldiers furnishing flour for pies, French lack white flour, and Pershing orders to conserve flour prove scarcity.

FL Deems Iowa FL le Marquis Woman's County Council of Defense France America Deems General Pershing Europe

Views of the People. Dunkerton Editor Note

A Dunkerton letter to the editor defends Harry E. Gardner amid a dispute with F. C. Canfield. Writers say Gardner made friends in J Waterloo and is a good citizen, though they condemn fighting and urge careful words to avoid trouble. Signed by Mary E. Gardner and Lil Liven your diver.

Dunkerton I.a Harry E. Gardner F. C. Canfield Altho Gardner Mary E. Gardner

Noted Chicago woman Eveline G Dunn dead in Chicago

Mrs Eveline G Dunn, 45, longtime Chicago resident, dies at her home. She was daughter of Alfred Cutherie who designed Chicago's early hydraulic works at Bridgeport, granddaughter of Samuel Cutherie who discovered chloroform, and sister of Os Cutherie hailed as father of drainage. Her husband Captain W M Dunn was killed in the Civil War. Plans to aid soldiers and sailors recreation discussed by Illinois counties with defense council. a $500,000 fund drive planned. Advertisements note shoe store Arant's and laxative ad for Cascarets.

Chicago Eveline G. Dunn Alfred Cutherie Bridgeport Samuel Cutherie Os Cutherie Capt W. M. Duwn Illinois State Council of Defense

Push Cart Merchants to Resume Operations in New York

New York February 5 The food council of New York decided to resume push cart operations to ease the food shortage in congested districts. Dr C J Day city market commissioner announced carts will begin when price lists are set. Council members say the broader operations will move large quantities of food now wasted at wharves into markets.

New York Sulion Food Council of C. J. Day City Market Commisssioner Food Council

Police Lieutenant Florida Fatally Shoots Son Then Kills Self

St. Louis officer Lieut Frank K Florida shot and killed his 3 year old son and then shot himself. Officials said he had been stressed by duties increased by the street car strike.

St. Louis Frank Kk Florida

Strikes Stall Streetcar Service In St Louis

In St Louis on February 5, United Railways ran about 80 cars downtown while many workers stayed off. The strike expanded as 3,100 of 6,000 shop employees did not report for duty, causing traffic chaos and a rise in automobile accidents as speed limits were ignored due to reduced police staffing.

St. Louis United Railways Company West End United Railways

Record Hen Farm Produces 300 Eggs in January

GA Bishop of 1111 Beech Street reports 21 hens 14 pullers and seven hens produced 300 eggs in January. Average 14 eggs per hen, surpassing J. J. Rainbow’s 804 eggs from 156 hens. Bishop keeps Rhode Island Red type birds and feeds them scratch, chowder, shells, bone meal, and ground vegetables grown by himself. Feed costs expected to rise 38 1 3 percent.

GA. Bishop J. J. Rainbow Bishof Bishop Ite Lore

Spring Toggery Sets Out for Milady in Waterloo Stores

Advance spring styles for milady are to be displayed by Waterloo stores as finery is arranged to suit customer taste. New fashions move away from plain styles with a shift from the old fashioned banded galet or hat to more distinctive designs.

Waterloo Altha Ai Sintian

Marriages Licenses Notice From Waterloo Area

Charles W. Whitman and Anna M. Feisner, both of Waterloo, listed for marriage licenses along with Bert French and Lena Johnston of Waterloo and August C. Brown of Waterton. Anna lures and Waterloo appear in the fragmentary record.

Charles W. Whitman Waterloo Anna M. Feisner Bert French Lena Johnston August C. Brown Waterton Anna Lures

Two Freight Trains Collide Causing Explosion in Clinton

Two Milwaukee freight trains collided head on in Clinton at 7 30 am in the city s north area due to mis understanding of orders. Both engines four tank cars and two box cars were wrecked with a gasolene car explosion starting the fire. No one was hurt.

Uel Falls Clinton Milwaukee

Five Holdups Reported In Chicago After Cold Night

Chicago police report only five holdups last night with one robbery ending in a drug clerk being seriously wounded due to misheard commands. City council, citing crime waves, approved revoking licenses of thieves’ dens and set higher penalties for carrying concealed weapons. Prosecution, probation, and police leaders pledged tougher action while parole and correction officers, prosecutors, and judges step up efforts to curb crime.

Chicago Saigon

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Cedar Falls Daily News County Board Excamption Board Paseluy Winchester Taileot. McDuff Regular Army Board of Directors J. P. Jepson Ur Wlol Hearst George MH. ‘Furnes George HH. Turner Grove Street J. W. Morgan The Baptist Church Winfred Hostrop Roderick Fullerton Holger Theusen Edward Leavitt Russell Bennison Ames Cedar Ils Isabelle Anderson Olive Street Carlton F. Garnett New York City C. M. Wynkoo Vera Fiddick Mason City J. L. Bailey William Hf. Mevis Sartar Hospital G. Dunn ARANT Marsh-Place Tomer Babe Self Arant’s Marsh Place Tere Genraer Gonpare PRU Td Rs ET A Lecce Heal Castoria Lichty’s Whittall Rugs Scharfenberg Lafayette Street Stinehart Argo Naval Palm Olive Loan D. B. Phelps Jefferson ST. Waterloo, Iowa Ray Johnson Our Scane’s Clothes Shop East Fourth Street
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