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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1918

Page

12

Government Edict Bans Od Oaloond In Rock Gland

Government order blocks saloons within a half mile zone around Rock Island Arsenal leaving 40 open outside zone. Prostitution houses within five miles of the arsenal to be suppressed. local option elections planned for April in Rock Island and Moline with Moline already dry.

Rock Island, EH Pen Hai Dry Towa Mippy-Thirer Rock Island Arsenal Rock Island Moline Fast Moline Isl Davenport

Russell to Address Two Meetings in Waterloo Feb. 28

Charles Edward Russell, noted author and lecturer, will speak in Waterloo on February 28 about the eastern front and Russia. Two sessions are planned at 3 p.m. in First Methodist church and 7 p.m. in Grace Methodist church. Authorities urge attendance, with afternoon session prioritized for those who can attend. Russell, a former American mission member to Russia, travels under county council of defense and Public Information Committee funding.

Waterloo Russia Charles Edouard Russell First Methodist Church Grace Methodist Church Charles van Vleck Commercial Club Russell County Council of Defense Committee On Public Information

Special Meeting of Manufacturers Monday Morning

Town Manufacturers association war board member L Northey announces a special meeting for Monday at 10 am in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. George Wrightman telegram urged reps of manufacturers to attend and plan to keep war orders flowing.

Temperatures Read From Buchanan Opt Co Report

Temperatures listed for February with ranges from midnight to early morning. Data supplied by Buchanan Optical Co includes dates 1918 1916 1947 and shows varying lows and highs. Mentions John Schneider Frank Needham C Harding and George A Powers as officers of Boiler Inc. engaged in Waterive related business.

Buchanan Opt. Co John Schneider Frank Needham C. Harding George A. Powers Birtier Manufarfaring Company Boiler, Inc Waterive

Black Hawk banks subscribe to treasury certificates

Black Hawk county banks subscribed 203000 of their 222000 quota in the first treasury certificate issue closed Feb 15. E W Miller says the next issue opens today with certificates dated Feb 27 and due May 28 at 4 1/4 percent. County total resources are about 26000000. state quota 8696000.

Black Hawk County Treasury E. W. Miller Iowa Federal Reserve District

Bolsheviks Threaten Repression and War News Spread

A Petrograd bulletin reports the council of peoples commissaries appointing a special general staff and warning that martial law will be mercilessly used to suppress counter revolutionary elements. Reports from Smolensk have military moves near Kiev, evac Reval, and German occupation efforts.

Petrograd Reuter’s Limited Council of the People’s Commissaries Peace OF ER M. Sverdloff Smoaluy Institute Exchange Telegraph Company Reval Smolensk Moscow Kiev London Minsk Times Trotzky Council of Peoples’ Commissioners

Commission Fixes Mill Feed Profits

Cedar Rapids Iowa February 23 Under an order limiting profits to brewers in mill feeds to 25 cents a ton commission agents 50 cents a ton and robbers to reasonable advances the United States food commission publishes the following schedule Shipment from mill or in transit payment cash demand or sight draft 1 a ton Shipment from mill or in transit sale on arrival draft terms 1 50 a ton Sale ex jobbers warehouses payment cash sight draft or demand draft 2 50 a ton Sale ex jobbers warehouse on arrival draft terms 3 a ton In making sales on credit not to exceed 1 a ton may be added to the margin which ranked be charged if sold on arrival draft terms

Cedar Rapids United States Food Commission

Senate Passes Administration Railroad Bill

The Senate approved without roll call a measure to govern rail and transport control under federal oversight and set compensation. It included a Cummins amendment directing takeover of competitive short lines. President gains power to set rates with Interstate Commerce Commission review, federal control lasting up to eighteen months after peace.

Washington, D. C Senate Cummins Iowa Mwadoo Interstate Commerce Commission Cummiins

Germans Stake von Eckardt Mexican Propaganda Efforts

Mexican dispatch reports Germans in Mexico City aiding German minister von Eckardt with funds and propaganda through banks, businesses, and private notes. It notes suspicions of communications via Spanish ships and routes to Berlin, despite denials, as legation funds flow through uncertain channels.

Mexico City Mexico von Eckardt Legation Spain Berlin Switzerland

Orange Township Red Cross Benefit at School House

At the consolidated school house in Orange township an Red Cross benefit is planned for next Epinay night with a special program. The Orange township band will furnish music and admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children. The invitation welcomes all interested in patriotic work. The Orange auxiliary is a branch of Waterloo Red Cross. In bankruptcy A Slewers filed a voluntary petition in the federal court in Debiqne the smart spring footwear at figures Wang and Miller Shoe Company advertisement.

Orange Township Red Cross Orange Auxiliary Waterloo Red Cross

Weather forecast for the week across Mississippi and Missouri valleys

Weather bureau forecast for next work week from Washington DC predicts colder Monday and Tuesday with light showers in the western area and local rains in the south, followed by rising temperatures across the region.

Washington Weather Bureau Mississippi Missouri

City in Brief Highlights From Waterloo Area News

Numerous short items from Waterloo and surrounds note residents on furloughs from Camp Grant, travels to and from Des Moines and Los Angeles, and local civic events. Mentions include Mrs J Schrosman in Waterloo, Miss Sara Seger’s death in Duluth, Coe College Junior class election, and Fire Chief Durham receiving a Camp Cody panorama. Also details Navy discharge, visits with Charles Russell campaign, and war poster drives urging binoculars and field glasses for service members.

Ke, Woolway Duluth Minn Sara Seger Wateran Coe College Fred Wing St. Prancis Hospital J. B. Anton Fourth Street West Navy Great Lakes Naval Training Station J. A. Peverill Los Angeles Fis Bean Peverill George Mason Des Moines Varnona Weller Lieut. Mason Waterloo France A. A. Durham Camp Cody Deming N. BM Abe Halden 193Rd Ambulance Company Halden Tha Waterloo Fire Department City Fire Department

Waterloo Drama league stages Great Stout tug at school

La Porte City notes report a Waterloo audience for the Water loo Drama league presentation of Great Stout tugs at the school auditorium under the Tourist club. Also listed are local civic and school activities including Yeomen meeting, Washington’s birthday closures, debating team selections, hospital news, social visits, military assignments, and planned lectures and lodge events.

Tus Forte City Waterloo Drama League Auéttorium Red Cross Tourist Club Waterloo Alee Yeomen Washington Dysart Afirmative Harold Brude Jenha Vehley Theodore Richards Wilfred Coffin Denis Brower Mary K. Genung Joseph McoGrheran Gail Milne JT. W. Rowley Pital J. W. Seabie Borkford Cane George Pensford Red Wing Eva Scott Florence Beal Margaret Ashe Watirien Harry Wors Camp Tiedee Henry Periyn Great Lakes Greorgia Rex F Fortress Monroe Moorr Waenington Jeane Frimerninge Walter Massner J. Messner Iden C. Weber Henry Anny Orr J. Wd Sr Rober Gedar Rapids Sovernment Ashelles Leeeuar George Pradtert Ithe Dysart

Welfare work of the Packers told on stand

In stockyards wage arbitration evidence details welfare programs at Armour Swift and other firms. Testimony covers pension systems and a Sound Lake summer camp for women workers, with nurses visiting homes and emergency funds. Witnesses dispute poverty claims by Swift and Co widows, noting insurance and aid received.

Chicago Poab Swift & Co Ish Lake Ind Rivert Reeman Wilson & Co Employes Benevolent Association Reema Yomal Fo Chieago Harvey G. Ellerd Armour & Co Frank P. Walsh Cass Mr. Walsh Tait Mr. Tilord Catherine Brady Arsmour & Co. Welfare and Relief Department Sound Lake Mary McCarthy Eva Marinnski Katiel Ysogars Macienski Nail Adilivin

Wheatless days urged as shortages loom in Waterloo miller report

A Waterloo miller predicts a wheat shortage and advocates strict wheatless days. Local mills shift to rye and barley for flour as federal officials inspect stocks and praise Paddleord’s record keeping. Citizens urged to follow substitutions and rationing amid supply pressures.

Will Chicag Tie Otheara Pediieord Gaid Deakers Federel Ue Mills Te Hig

Waterloo Selected Men Off to Camp

Waterloo exemption board sent 227 regulars and seven substitutes to report for Army duty as Waterloo men head to Camp Dodge. Some registrants failed to answer or report prompting replacements and possible deserter concerns under martial law pending federal action.

Bagtapge Waterloo Boys Uncle Sam Herman Kopel Ite Acelyal Camp Dodge Watterloy Henry J. Trainer John J. Teck Milten Aprobusen George W. Carroll Raymont J. McSweeney C. R. Slaven London Anthony Namlerkowsky Detroit Mich M. Fhimmer Lewis A. Kruse Fle United States Paul Rozub Minneapolis Waterloo Hays Camp Doriga Scotr Matherkile Waterloo Jacksonville Waterton Bassareau Lennard Fetherkilg Oomit Wilton Crochet Theris Montana Wolfy Youngman Secord Mie Carl W. Stacey Locan Avenue Sam Tye Milton

YMCA Trip to Camp Dodge Aims for Pleasant War Sendoff

Delinquents form part of a morale boosting trip as the YMCA makes plans to ease the transition to service. Officials including John T. Houser and L. A. Field are coordinating the journey with entertainment en route. Activities planned include games, music, brigades, stamps, and refreshments to resemble a pleasure excursion despite wartime duties.

Lume Prohusco YM. C. A Camp Dodge John T. Houser L. A. Fieald Strom V. Mmla Sto

Orange Township Farmers Petition for Food Production Help

Orange township farmers in Black Hawk County urge Congress to enact dairy and grain aid measures. At a township meeting, they sign a petition demanding federal action to ease food shortages and boost corn wheat beef and pork production for the United States and its allies.

Orange Township United States Ler Ary Society Binek Dlawk Tawi Ih Muissmectimg Iassgomblad Mir Coneresa San Tinitet Sneha Hill Ayer

Railroad Earnings Show Decreases

Rail earnings for the Northern Pacific and affiliate lines declined, with operating income down significantly due to higher costs. Comptroller G. A. tiray reported to the Interstate Commerce Committee that total revenue fell to about 44.4 million and expenses rose, lifting per-mile costs and ticket prices.

St. Paul Minn Northern Partie Todas G. A. Tiray Northern Pacific Epensor

Service League Incorporation Formed to Aid War Efforts

Articles of incorporation filed for the Service League to promote government service, civic virtue, and business betterment. First officers include Carleton Sias, HB Lirhig, F. J. Snorthey, James Graham, Austin Wurt, J. W. Mier, To N. Stuffles beam, POW. Court, Fr. KE. Wiester, M. J. Bowman, Donis Frank, Rob. Vd., Mrs. Tih PR Vieges, Miss Joy Warker, and Mes. WOM. Stewart.

Service League Carleton Sias HB. Lirhig F. J. Snorthey James Graham Austin Wurt J. W. Mier N. Stuffles Beam Pow. Court KE. Wiester M. J. Bowman Donis Frank Tih PR Vieges Joy Warker Stewart

Three Americans Killed and Wounded by Mortar Shell

Paris reports French troops raided German positions north of the Ailette and in Champagne. Three Americans killed and four wounded by a trench mortar shell. British airmen claim nine enemy planes, aiding total near 100 over six days. Aerial activity reduced by rain. Scotland Yard raid near Monchy le Preez reports few prisoners captured.

Paris Med Ailette River Champagne War Office Monchy-le-Preez Wrytschaete Menin Road Houtilolst Forest

Turks Attack on Caucasus Front Trap Russians

A Turkish offensive began in the Caucasus ahead of the armistice end. Turkish forces seized Platana near Trebizond and hindered Russian evacuation. Russians had pushed westward earlier, occupying area along the coast as the Brest-Litovsk withdrawal continued.

Caucasus Front London Caucasus Exchange Wirer Platana Plataia Black Sea Vilayet Trebizond Turkey Turkish Armantia Brest Litovsk

Public School Junior Red Cross Work Report

In Waterloo schools the Junior Red Cross reports varied donations and items completed this week. Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran contributed comforts and gun wipes. Central supplied full layettes and sweaters. Whittier and Emerson added wristlets, comforts, and scrap items. Our Lady of Victory and Cedar Mightx reported garments and undergarments. Washington added scrapbooks, comforts, and a baby blanket. These items reflect the ongoing star work and fundraising efforts highlighted in the weekly notices.

Waterloo Red Cross Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Marguerits Sen Dorothy Mayer LuHan Garrabrant Marie Nauman Whittier Emerson Avery, Paul Vera Marvel Stewart Our Lady of Washington Scrap Books Viels Reed Bowen

Wheat You May Eat Yet Be a Patriot

At a Chicago banquet of hotel men costing $7.50 per plate, John Mick Bowman spoke in veiled terms about diet rules. He listed allowed items such as soup fish milk eggs cheese and cereals and banned roast beef pork chops bacon and hamburger steak as part of a drink through code economy.

Chicago John Mick Bowman New York Hoover Porterhouse Ae Tenierdain

Also Mentioned on This Page

Arsenal Allen Altho Lad J. R Presbyterian Hospital Commission Stake von Eckardt Benevlip A. €. Slewers Federal Court Debiqne Yirlies Wang & Miller Shoe i Pomutia Hyuehwnan Lewis Cobb Camp Grant Rochford J. Schrosman Marshalstown J. D. Shns Charles Edward Russell Charles Vansell-Laméon Hotel Mr. Russell M.A. Kelly la Porte City Esquire Giwerwerks Gapdler Armour Marr Leet Aad Sehulta One Nelle Battendorf Trdar Willian C. Parker Loyatnt Sigert Wil Brown-Vance Jahn R. Brown Watering Seliie Ro Vance Castalla Hawal Millery Willits Sabstt Sresend— Ik Willinager Warterlyo & Cedar Lati Unind Mall Company Ita Wiak Down Middlewest Incorporated Junior Red Cross
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