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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1918

Page

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Harding Letter Outlines Special Appropriations Handling

Des Moines Feb 21 Gov Harding in a letter to legislators explains how last assembly special appropriations are being managed. He cites seed corn labor and war supply efforts, notes no extra session needed unless a new issue arises, and details funds balances and state manufacturing and labor cooperation.

Des Moines Harding Board of Control Iowa Washington A. L. Urick General Assembly S. A. Clock Hampton Talso

Hog fined for in-city butchering by singeing bristles

Sioux City Iowa, February 21. Alexander Emakavitch paid 15 dollars in police court after paying 217 dollars for a hog. The case centered on a city ordinance violation for butchering inside city limits by singeing bristles rather than itching them off. Emakavitch pleaded ignorance of the ordinance. Gut pleaded porlite to the charge and paid his fine.

Sioux City Alex. Emakavitch Foster Loldings Emakavitch Gut

One-Eye Worker Wins Large Compensation Ruling

State Industrial Commissioner A. B. Funk upheld a Mason City case awarding T Jennings 300 weeks of compensation after he lost sight of his remaining eye following an injury at work. The arbitration panel had granted 300 weeks, arguing a one-eyed man deserves more than a two-eyed man losing one eye.

Des Blaines A. B. Funk Funk T. Jennings Mason City Sewer Pipe Company Jeniings Mason City Company Jennings Arbitration

Alien Holdings Meld in Trust Sioux City Item

Sioux City Iowa February 21 The takeover of property of interned German aliens by the federal government is not confiscation says R H Burton Smith head of Farmers Loan and Trust company appointed trustee In this district only one major property is affected the Dakota county Nebraska farm of William Bartells The trustees ensure proper operation and protect dependents while the owner regains possession without loss.

Sioux City R. H. Burton-Smith Farmers Loan and Trust Company Mr. Burton-Smith Uncle Sam Dakota County Neb William Bartells Burton- Smith

Praise Patriotism of Bremer County Citizens

Everett Colby refutes Bremer county misrepresentation saying the county is loyal and patriotic and supporting all war movements. Dr Wilbur notes Bremer county meetings as the most enthusiastic and best attended with royal receptions in Tripoli and Waverly and perfect arrangements.

Bremer County Tripoli Waverly

Women Sufferers May Need Swamp-Root

Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble and may not suspect it. Kidney disease can cause back pain headaches nervousness and loss of ambition. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root advertised as a physician's prescription available at drug stores with a sample offer by mail.

Dr. Nilmer & Co Binghamton Waterlan

Hoarding Food Suppressed by Dubuque Board Actions

In Dubuque Iowa on February 21 local food administration warned hoarders that prosecutions will follow any attempt to hold or obtain more than allowed supplies. Investigations found a Farmers Cooperative in the county had 6000 pounds of flour with no substitutes, leading to distribution to members and penalties. Additional cases of hoarding are being pursued with hearings for each implicated individual.

Dubuque Food Administration Board the Food Administration J. F. Deems Burlington Farmers’ Company Farmers’ Co-Operative Association Association Board For Farmers’ Association Food Board Membara Hmlt

Homemade Pine Syrup Promises Cough Relief And Savings

A vintage ad promotes making cough syrup at home using pine extract and pine resin, claiming faster relief from coughs, throat and chest colds. It touts cost savings over store bought remedies, a full pint supply, and a money back guarantee, urging readers to ask a druggist for Pine’s remedy.

Fi Wayne Ind

Veteran Sues Son for $10,000 Damages in Handcuff Case

In Jasper county district court at Newton, Henry Maxwell, Civil War veteran of Collins Ta, sues his son C. A. Maxwell of Mingo Ia for 10000 damages. He was taken to the Iowa Soldiers home in handcuffs when the son asked the Jasper sheriff to arrest him and deliver him to the home. Maxwell seeks damages for humiliation and says the sheriff had no warrant. He had briefly stayed at the home in 1916 at his own request.

Marshalltown Iowa Henry Maxwell Collins C. A. Maxwell Mingo Newton Jasper County Maxwell Whitehill Altho Home

Suspected Poisoners Discharged on Vagrancy Charges

Sioux City Feb 21. Mr and Mrs Louis Munch were arrested with eight suspects in a baby poisoning case at Fairfax North Dakota and discharged in police court on vagrancy charges. Fairfax county attorney declined to prosecute.

Sioux City Louis Munch Fairfax 5. D Fairfax County

Independence Holds Reception for Departing Army Boys

Independence Iowa February 21 2 A reception to honor the 72 selectees from Buchanan county will be held Friday at 3 p m in the Commercial clubrooms before they depart Saturday morning for Camp Dodge. The program includes addresses by John L Cherney and Very New Father Donohue a patriotic pageant by school children in the Gedney opera house and a procession led by Haymond's concert band with escort by Grand Army of the Republic high school cadets and Boy Scouts. Three Deaths Recorded Mrs Joseph Dawson died Saturday in the Lome St her daughter Mrs A K Trison funeral services were Monday and interment was in West Branch. Mrs Thomas Gray died in West Liberty last Friday her body brought to Independence for interment. The funeral baby Afoniay from the home of Mrs L S Freeman. Thurlal was at Oakwood. Joseph John Smith Jr died in Virginia Minn Saturday of pneumonia with services Friday afternoon. He was born June 11 1880 in Buchanan county and later moved to Minnesota Surviving are the father a sister Mrs W F Fenner and brothers James and Leo Mr and Mrs Cy Smith Cedar Rapids are here for the funeral Wood replaces coal as fuel as the local fuel situation eases with people buying wood.

Independence Buchanan County Camp Dodge John L. Cherney Father Donohue Gedney Opera House Haymond Grand Army of the Republic Honer Joseph Dawson Lome St A. K. Trison Trison West Branch Dawson York Cedar County Thomas Gray West Liberty Afoniay L. 3 Freeman Thurlal Oakwood Joseph John Smith, Jr Joseph John Smith Virginia Minn James Minnesota W. F. Fenner Leo Cy Smith Cedar Rapids

Forest losses and city-wide timber haulage report

The article notes constant cutting of oak elm basswood and maple trees hauled into town by wagon loads of cordwood. Landmarks have fallen and the timber activity dominates daily life during the coal femme era. It also covers high school girls losing to Manchester 5 to 4 and junior boys losing 28 to 14 at Winthrop, plus the illness of prominent merchant John Burnett in the Second ward.

Ordwood Manchester Winthrop Grammar School Winthrop John Burnett Second Ward

Butler Co Troops Entraining Tuesday 73 Named

Allison Iowa Feb 21 The movement of Butler county troops to Camp Dodge will take place next Tuesday per current schedule Butler countys quota is 73 men and the following is list of the selectees names though changes before they entrain for camp J Leonard Walter A Muller Daniel Beninga Lester Card Robert B Winchell Carl T F Litterer Uffe Lauterbach James B Phelps Carl Thoten Charley Modderman George Teeple William R Cook Mahlon H Johnson John Fi Rohwedder George Tjepkes John Miller Jans S Arends Paul C Schaeffer Helmut Helse Allie J Pfaltzer Raymond O Reed Abraham Voogd Ben M Goster

Charley Modderman George Teeple Wiliam R. Cook Mahlon H. Johnson John Fi. Rohwedder George Tjepkes John Miller Jans S. Arends Paul C. Schaeffer Helmut Helse Aliie J. Pfaltzer Raymond O.reed Abraham Voogd Ben M. Goster

Obiedes Triax and the listed names in a public notice

Tests made by the bureau of standards in Washington prove that seams sewn with the double lock stitch are stronger than those sewn with the shuttle stitch and are less weakened by breaks of the thread.

Bureau of Standards Washington

Pro German Literature Removal Sought by State Official

Des Moines reports Senator Lafayette Young, chairman of the state council of defense, writing to libraries urging removal of pro German books from Iowa libraries. He notes a considerable number of such volumes have found their way into local holdings.

Des Moines Lafayette Young State Council of Defense Towa

Mother Gave Pale Delicate Child Wings in Monaca Ad

An advertisement from Monaca Pennsylvania features Mrs Frederick Sommerer praising Vinci cod liver and iron remedy for delicate children. The ad claims the product restored health and weight, noting a formula on every bottle and widespread availability through Wangler Bros Co Druggists and C J Miller Waterloo and other drug stores nationwide.

Monaca Frederick Sommerer Vinci Wangler Broz, Co C. J. Miller Waterloo

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