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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1917

Page

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Iowa Officials Go Aboard To Fill Vacant Posts

Des Moines February 28 The governor must fill several posts after two recent deaths. Vacancies loom on the supreme court and state board of control while terms expire for Dixon Howe Williams. A new state banking commission demands a bank examiner appointment and district judges must be chosen. Potential successors include Vermillion Saunders Townsend Prouty and DeGraff.

The Grim Reaper Horace E. Deemer Supreme Court J. M. McConlogue State Board of Control W. J. Dixon 3. C. Howe State Board of Parole Ora Williams Uuamed State Banking Commission State Bank Examiner W Humbaldt Webster Deemer C. W. Vermillion Centerville C. G. Saunders Council Bluffs Towner Corning S. F. Prouty Les Moines Lawrence DeGraff Theophilus Mavrenport Supreme Harding Kimball Board of Control

Man Driven Insane Foes War Cash Giveaway Scene

Sioux City on February 28 Amos Krahmer, standing on a busy corner, offered to hand out 560 in bank notes to anyone who would take them. Two people accepted ten dollars each before bank officials intervened and escorted him inside. He will be sent to the Cherokee hospital for the insane after relatives are heard.

Sioux City Amos Krahmer Mills Krindsmer Wiessenger Krassmer Steiains Cherokee

Logan Plans to Expand Iowa National Guard to 10406

Des Moines reports Adjutant General Guy J. Logan outlines plans to raise the Iowa National Guard to about 10,400 by July 1 1921 with a possible shift to a cavalry regiment or artillery. Marshalltown Nevada and Washington seek transfers or additions to mounted units as Brownsville mobilization advances. The Second Regiment departs for Fort Des Moines March 3 with companies from the west and north central Iowa.

Iowa National Guard War Department Logan Stste Aring Wi Tower Rio Grande Valley Gath Brownsville Co. 1 Philpot N. P. Hyatt Fort de Moines

Autoists in Des Moines Dodging License Fees

Des Moines reports show automobile owners dodge annual license payments under the new law. W. S. Allen, secretary of state, notes shortfalls from Nov 1 1918 to Feb 18 1917 total about 310000 compared with the prior year. Penalties begin April 1 and county assessors will be notified to pursue delinquents.

Des Moines Allen Automobile Department Thirty-Sixth General Assembly

Chemical fire saves Dunkerton home

A new chemical engine proved its efficiency in saving J. P. Magee’s Malm Street home in Dunkerton yesterday. Fire started from a chimney fire reaching the attic. the crew extinguished it quickly, much furniture saved, loss covered by insurance, and the unit earned praise as a valued addition.

Thinkerton Peh J. P. Magee Malm Street

Doctor fatally burned in Deep Water coal stove blast

Dr Gerald Serdeil of Ladora formerly a dentist at Essex was fatally burned when a coal stove exploded in his room at Deep Water setting the house ablaze. Mrs Serdeil was severely injured. The accident occurred while he was in the office of Orr Kinney and Nelson at Essex.

Snenandtoan Gerald Serdeil Ladora Essex Serde Orr. Kinney Nelson

Massosotippt Now Threatens Flood

Ice gorge danger rises along upper Mississippi as thaw progresses. Clinton cut channels around bridge piers to prevent lift, with ice thickness reported 26 inches or more in places. Fort Madison reports open river sections, Bettendorf near-damage aftermath noted. Oil prospecting excitement in Bentonsport and Bonaparte area amid bore activity in Morrisburg township.

Linton Mississippi River Clinton Bettendorf Davenport Government Canal LeClaire Fort Madison Lake Cooper

Big Money TN Woogs Sale Report

An item reports a vehicle sale dated November 1, 1916, noting an average weight around 1135 pounds and sale price about 42.50 per car. Details include names and regional references with unclear context but indicate a brisk, price-heavy transaction.

Greggs Gee Lhey

Johnston mud roads bill sparking administration label clash

Davenport dispatch notes Johnston mud roads party pushing to win Harding support though Harding has not endorsed the bill. Critics say the measure, marketed as an administration bill, actually limits county voters by barring road revenue anticipation and rights to tax or bond.

Davenport Johnston Mud Roads Harding Yarding Greater Iowa Association Cav Warding Johnston Road

Fancy Prices Paid for Stock at Manson Sale

In Manson Iowa February the largest stock auction here drew over 1000 attendees. Nineteen Percheron mares and fillies eleven Percheron stallions and thirty Holstein cows and heifers sold at top prices. A Sommers Jr. buyer paid 1140 for a single team and 715 for another wagon, the highest prices recorded.

Country schools to fly flags in Denison area

Iowa Patriotic Fund organizers plan to equip every county school with an American flag this spring. Flag poles will be installed as needed and a $400,900 fund will cover flag purchases and maintenance. W. H. Herrick of Cherokee serves as chairperson. teachers must display the flag on school days when weather allows.

Revival of Iron Cure Claims Shocks New York Doctor

An elderly man sought a life insurance exam and astonished a New York doctor with his youthlike vigor after taking nuxated iron. The doctor touts iron as essential for blood and strength, warns against inferior forms, and notes dramatic gains in strength within weeks, with endorsements and money-back offers from manufacturers.

New York Pneumona Grippe

Berlin Commercial Club Denies Loyalist Rumors 1917

The Berlin Commercial Club of Berlin Iowa issues a clarifying statement disputing rumors of anti American sentiment and disloyal petition circulation. The letter asserts no disloyalty exists, pledges loyalty if needed, and requests wide publication to counter Des Moines Register reporting from February 14 1917.

Commercial Club of Berlin Iowa United States Iin Sharand Des Moines Berlin Commercial Club Erm Citie Eircu-Eter Wilson U.S. A Secret Service Besla Etripes Des Moines Register THE

How This Mother Got Strength To Do Her Work

A Newark area mother describes recovering her health after two years of illness with Vinci, a tonic containing beef and liver peptones iron and manganese pep tonates and glycerophosphates. She reports renewed energy for housework and urges friends to try the product sold by Wangler Bros Co druggists Waterloo and by leading drug stores in Iowa towns.

Fair Haven James H. Eddy Wangler Bros. Co C. J. Miller Waterloo Iowa

Logan Hunt Injured in Logan Collapse

Orland Hunt, 21, son of Mr and Mrs Hunt of Logan Iowa, was painfully and seriously injured when he tripped, fell and struck his head against cement curbing. He sustained a broken frontal bone a crushed nose multiple facial cuts and injuries to hands arms and leg.

Logan Loy Logan, Ia Orland Hunt Rs. Hunt Logan

Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules marketed in Holland feed back

An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a daily cure for backache promising relief tomorrow. It claims Dutch government backing since 1696, stresses authenticity, warns against imitations, and notes prices at 25c, Ade and $1.90 with money back if not satisfied.

Haarlem Holland Netherlands Waarlem Fin Waarlem Helland

New Postmaster Ay Denison Named for Denison Tomorrow

Denison announces appointment of Ay Denison as postmaster effective tomorrow, succeeding Al Denilson Jr. and John T. Fred Wright, who have served as postmaster for over four years. Carey will become postmaster at a different location.

AY Denison Denison al Denilson John T.fred Wright Post- Carey

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