Epidemic factor in welfare work cited in January report
The Social Welfare league’s January report cites the flu epidemic as a major factor in swelling welfare figures. Home department logged 719 people including 160 men 152 women and 407 children with 69 county relief 21 quarantine relief 2 league relief and 105 in other services. Public health nurses cared for 169 patients across 280 home visits, noting one fourth of January patients had influenza. special clinics handled 10 baby 25 dental and 13 tuberculosis cases.
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Social Welfare League
Home Department
Oakdale
University Hospital
Iowa City
School For the
Winston
Laura Wilhelmson
Waterloo
Janary
Ante-Nuptial Contract Filed for Olmey Warner May 3 1919
L S Olmey and Hattie A Warner signed an ante-nuptial contract at Cedar Falls on May 3 1919. The agreement states that each party retains property owned before marriage and keeps property separate and separate handling without the other’s signature. The contract was witnessed by Hattie McNamee Andrew Scott and Maude Purdy.
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L. S. Olmey
Hattie A. Warner
Cedar Falls
Hattie McNamee
Andrew Scott
Maude Purdy
Black Hawk County Motor Trades Dinner Plans
The program committee of the Black Hawk County Motor Trades bureau announces a Friday the 13th themed gathering. The monthly dinner will be at the Galloway club at 6 36 with an entertainment segment featuring a moving picture scenario.
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The
Black
Hawk County ‘Motor Trades Bureau
Galloway Club
Pioneer Testing Association Makes a Good Showing
In January the Pioneer Testing Association reported 302 cows from 23 herds with 62 head or 20 percent yielding more than 40 pounds of butterfat. Sixteen cows exceeded 50 pounds butterfat. High herd average went to A. R. Cornelius for three consecutive months at 40.1 pounds. G. Th. Rugsell’s herd was second, John D. Lichty’s third. The top cow was Financial Brownie from Waterloo Jersey Farms with 68.2 pounds, also leading in December. Owners of herds over 30 percent above 44 pounds butterfat included A. R. Cornelius, J. D. Lichty, G. R. Russell, A. B. Zuck, Waterloo Jersey Farms, George E. Cunningham, and W. C. Tannreuther. Additional notes mention extensive tuberculosis testing and plans for more government testing to boost accredited herds. A large fire-truck exhibit is described with equipment and a recent city council purchase. Records in the assessor’s office now have a dedicated filing cabinet, replacing previous table and floor storage. Advertising is noted as NEWS.
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Pioneer Contesting Association
A. R. Cornelius
G. Th. Rugsell
John D. Lichty
Waterloo Jersey Farms
J. D. Lichty
L. Hamer
G. R. Russell
A. B. Zuck
Waterloo
Jersey Farms
Snavely & Brough
George E. Cunningham
W. C. Tannreuther
New American-LaFrance Fire Truck Arrives for City
The city took delivery of a modern American-LaFrance triple combination fire truck at fire station No 1. A 3 pm test run tomorrow precedes council acceptance. It features a 40 gallon chemical tank, 200 feet of hose, 1 200 feet of 2 1/2 inch water hose, and a high tech jitter pump.
Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Talk At Waterloo Assembly
Admirers of Theodore Roosevelt attend an 8 p m meeting at Hotel Russell Lamson to hear C H McNider of Mason City on a national memorial. No funds solicitation. Banquet precedes meeting. officers elected and committees named as the Roosevelt Memorial association continues locally.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Russell- Lamson
C. H. McNider
Mason City
McNider
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Carleton Sias
Waterloo
New
Mr. McNider
Roosevelt
Logan Elected President of Clearing House Association
W J Logan, president of Waterloo Savings Bank, was elected president of the Waterloo Clearing House Association at the annual meeting Wednesday night in Ho-
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W. C. Logan
Clearing House Association
W. J. Logan
Waterloo Savings Bank
Waterloo Clearing House Association
Spectator February issue circulates among subscribers
The February number of The Spectator, West High's publication, is off the press and circulating among its subscribers. It upholds previous good records and presents
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Spectator
West High
Student and staff remarks feature in public briefing
A segment lists contributions from department staff and students including Mary Ferris Max Jevingston Dorothy Burt Thelma Hanes Mauries Cohn T J Roemer and 11 Litchfield Carleton slas for the public briefing.
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Mary Ferris
Max Jevingston
Dorothy Burt
Thelma Hanes
Mauries Cohn
T. J. Roemer
11. L. Litchfield
Carleton Slas
Varco Family Welcomes Son Amid Illness
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Varco yesterday. The mother is seriously ill. The family has been living at the John Morgan home and planned to operate a separate farm in the spring.
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Mis
Vaico du
Washington
George Varco
John Morgai
Verarate Farm
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Franklin St
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Sycamore Street
Lillie A. Arnett
Commercial Bank
Fullerton Place
Hamlin
Pioneer Testing Association
Babcock
F. A. Bemis
Marvel
Jelussell Lamson
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rou‘Une
A.M. Place
Mirst National Bank
Charles JW. Knoop
Black Hawk National Bank
Fred H. Wray
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
G. 8. Ramage
Waterloo Bank & Trust Company
John K. J Jones
G. N. Garrettson
Ira Rodamar
E.W. Miller
J. L. Jones
J. J. Miller
B. J. Howrey
Mr. Logan
Association
J. @. Sedgwick
Miller
Bickenbach Millinery
Independence
Fourth St
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