West Waterloo School Board weighs moves to ease crowding
Waterloo west school board discussed shifting old Westfield to Woodlawn and adding to Whittier to ease crowded conditions. Superintendent Hukill to study populations and report if removal solves Woodlawn, with a Feb. 12 meeting expected to decide on both issues.
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Westfield
Woodlawn
Whittier
School Board of Waterloo West
Home Building & Loan Association
Commercial Street
West High
Old Westfield
A. T. Hukill
Hukill
J. BE. Dempster
Eastern Star and Royal Arch Masons Set Meetings
Waterloo chapter No 128 Order of the Eastern Star will meet at Masonic hall Wednesday evening February 10 with business and balloting. Tabernacle chapter No 52 R A M holds a special convocation Monday February 8 at 7 30 for mark master and past masters degree work, all members and visitors invited. Turn to the Want Page.
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Waterloo
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Tabernacle Chapter
Dun's Weekly Review Highlights Wheat Rise and Cotton Trade Shift
Dun's Weekly Review reports sharp wheat price gains driven by global demand aiding western farmers and boosting regional prosperity. Cotton exports rise easing southern depression while financial conditions strengthen. Bank exchanges total 2.912 trillion dollars, down 13.8 percent from last year. US weekly failures 596 vs 372. Canada 57, unchanged.
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New, York
Dun’s Weekly Review Today
South
United States
Canada
Aides Enter Forward Push Amid German Russian Battle
Crimson battlefields west of Warsaw reveal 50 000 German reinforcements as Mackensen’s corps renews onslaught after 24 hours of grinding combat. Russian cavalry repels attackers near Scheskonpai River while emperors move toward the front. U-21 sinks three British merchant ships. Real estate notices close the item.
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Fring
Mackensen
East Prussia
Scheskonpai River
Wil Thelmshaven
Irish Sea
German blockade provokes international reaction and fears
Reports from London and Paris detail reactions to Germany's blockade proclamation. Sweden, the Netherlands, and France express indignation or caution while awaiting official US stance. The British North Sea area remains a focal point, with neutrals seeking safe routes amid tightened restrictions and rising tensions.
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England
State Department
Gerard
Shetland Islands
North Sea
Great Britain
Ireland
Netherlands
Chevalier van Rappard
Lansing
United States
Germany
British Isles
Berlin
Dagensheter
Foreign Office
Paris
Altho
Waterloo man cured after tapeworm expulsion claim
Waterloo man Harry M Doyle 28 a stationary fireman living 318 Ricker Street suffered year long indigestion and weight loss. After using Quaker Extract from Fisher at The Model Pharmacy he passed a 47 foot tapeworm and reports relief. Fisher touts parasites as the cause and urges readers to visit 105 E Fourth Street for remedies and pricing.
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Harry M. Doyle
Ricker Street
North End
Fisher
Waterloo
Mr. Doyle
Quaker
Model Pharmacy
Fourth Street
Quaker Fisher
Express
Fisher's
Fourth St
Water
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