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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1918

Page

9

American Heavy Guns On Western Front and Italy Front

American-built ordnance of 10 inch and 14 inch calibres now on the western front with American troops and on the Italian front. Italy reports admiration for the 14 inch 60 calibre gun. Pershing has also shipped reserve 12 inch rifles abroad mounted on specialized carriages along the American sector.

Washington War Department Europe Italy Pershing United States

Aplington Honors Her Soldier Boys

Aplington Iowa February 26. J W Arbuckia of Waterloo gave the principal address at a program honoring national army selectees. N H Retints introduced him. Rev Koester and Rev Caldwell spoke. Each young man received a comfort kit and safety razor. A banquet followed with patriotic songs and band music. Contingent members named include Jay Leonard Uffe Lauterbach Jans Arends Abraham Voogh Folkert Geboneman Herman Musings Claus L Musings John Spnteker Walter Albrecht Jacob D Tiedens and Mr Beat.

Farmers Return Hoards of Flour in West Liberty District

Farmers in the West Liberty area of Cedar Rapids region have begun returning surplus flour to grocers after buying heavily last fall. Philip Weiss led the effort by offering all his surplus to his grocer, inspiring others to follow Wells act. A West Liberty telegraph reported several hundred pounds to be returned, amid prior flour shortages in the community.

Cedar Rapids West Liberty Philip Weiss

High School Graduates Urged to Join Nursing War Effort

The Red Cross urged high school graduates to pursue hospital training as trained nurses or take hygiene and home care courses if training is unavailable. Only graduate nurses may serve in France, with limited assistant roles requiring French and self-support. Notable local efforts include Marion Chapman, Helene Balliett, and Lydia Eicher pursuing opportunities in New York and Iowa, aiming for France.

France Red Crogs H.B. Cropper Red Crass Minnie Hf. Ahrens Bureau of Nursing Ahrens Waterloo Marion Chapman Helene Balliett New York Lydia Eicher Social Welfare League State Universe Iowa Smith College Eicher

East Waterloo society notes and club events

Various local groups meet with plans and farewells. The EIems of Society, Ladies' auxiliary at Northminster, Jolly Six, Esnesnon, Outlook class thimble bee, and Waterloo Masonic chapter host meetings and receptions. A Central Christian farewell reception honors guests from Waterloo with piano, vocal, and readings. Calvary Evangelical, Chautauqua Circles, and other clubs report elections, programs, and social activities, plus a birthday party and dinner gathering at homes.

Northminster Lee Ingerson Engineers Deborah Society Wirst M. EL Jolly Six Club Pearl Ellis Esnesnon Club Nick Phil Central Christian Congregation Mmes J. C Hearn C. B. Brown R. B Henzia Celeste Armstrong Grouing Waterloo L. H. Drake Neda Billings Messinger Constance Comstock Virginia Woolley

Registrants Trained in War Work Courses Spread

Washington announces six emergency training courses prepared by the federal board for vocational education to train selective service men for army technical occupations. Courses include motor truck drivers, machine shop, blacksmithing, electricians, gas engine repair, oxyacetylene welding, airplane mechanics and more. Pamphlets free to state boards schools colleges and cooperating individuals to aid training of mechanics for the army.

Washington, D. C Federal Board For Vocational Education

Big War Measures Pushed in Congress

Washington D C Feb 26 Both houses of Congress pressed ahead on war legislation today The House debated the administration railroad bill while the Ways and Means Committee discussed the War Finance Corporation bill In the Senate the War Finance Corporation bill was under debate with a prospect of adoption of most amendments proposed by the Finance Committee

Washington, D. C Congress House Ways and Means War Finance Corporation Senate Finance Committee

West High Boys Leave for Front

Waterloo volunteers head to Jefferson Barracks Missouri tomorrow to join the Twenty third engineers in training at Camp Meade Annapolis Junction Maryland. Among them are John D Ordway Wynn Warwick Roscoe Manning Herbert Matthews Edward Kelley Cornelius Howard George G Paton George W Bird and Floyd State with enlistments in the engineers guards ordinance corps aviation section of the signal corps and related units.

Waterloo Jefferson Barracks West High Twenty-third Engineers Lons Camp Meade Annapolis Junction John D. Ordway Washington Street Wynn Warwick Leland Avenue Roscoe Manning Jefferson Street Herbert Matthews Baltimore Street Edward Kelley Cornelius Howard Tripoli George Paton Cedar Falls United States Guards W. Bird Commercial Streat Ordinance Corps Floyd State Ganit Signal Corps

Missing Tuscania list adds 61 names to war dept report

Washington February 26 A partial list from the war department shows 61 names on the officially reported missing and unidentified head of the troop ship Tuscania. The Associated Press unofficial list still contains seven names with no reports from the war department.

Washington, D. C War Department Associated Press

Meatless day notes mutton demand in Hoover era

Chicago February 26 report shows mutton and lamb appearing on meatless day mentions. Larry A Wheeler food administrator cites 12 834 000 more sleep and lambs than last year and explains weathers are being disposed due to weight and utility. A state food administration committee met to address produce issues and urged higher potato consumption to conserve wheat amid falling prices for Wisconsin Minnesota and Dakota potatoes from 19 to 22 cents per ten pounds.

Chicago Monus Ilarry A. Wheeler Wingis Figur State Food Administration The Food Administration Wisconsin Minnesota Dakota

Danderine Claim Promises Thick Glossy Hair

An advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine as restoring hair, stopping dandruff and shedding. It asserts rapid effects within minutes and weeks of use, claiming hair grows stronger, fuller, and more lustrous, with the product applied to dampened strands for even coverage.

Knowlton

Exemption board seeks volunteers at Waterloo Business College

Patriotic residents are urged to attend at 7 30 p m Thursday to help the exemption board complete cards from questionnaires. About 100 volunteers expected. Louie A Kruse left for Camp Dodge, delayed by mail. Fetherkile and others connected to Marshalltown registrants also mentioned. Waterloo residents urged to support the Red Cross fund drive.

Whtarloo Business College Mt ‘Fhuraday Louie A. Kruse Camp Dodge Fenehan Cal Board Marshalltown Marshall County Seth Fetherkile Waterloo Jacksonville Chimp Taylor Winville

Debaters Named as Judges for Evening Dual Debate

The text notes ongoing fundraising with $600 to $700 unpaid, urging subscriptions before the next campaign. State Teachers’ College faculty named as judges for a dual debate Wednesday evening. Professors John Barnes H S Buffum and I J Cable will judge at East High School along with Messrs Pagan Mitchell and ???.

State Teachers’ College John Barnes H.S. Buffum I. J. Cable Dudges East High School Ay. B. Pagan W. Lb. Mitchell

Harding to introduce Russell at multiple events Thursday

Gov W L Harding will introduce Charles Holward Russell at Grace Methodist church Thursday evening. Russell will speak at the Commercial Club at noon and at Hirst Methodist church at 2 p.m. No admission will be charged. Debates by negative teams will be held at home starting 8 p.m. at each school.

L. Bella West Nigh Harding Russell W. L. Harding Lumbermen Charles Holward Russell Grace Methodist Church Commercial Club Hirst Methodset Church

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