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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1917

Page

5

Allotment for Iowa Home Economics Work Receives Federal Approval

The federal government approves a $317,930 Iowa allotment for home economics work under the cooperative extension act funds. The sum supports county agents and services for farm women, with Iowa ranking tenth in apportionment nationwide. Inaugural plans include state society heads in the March 5 parade. resignation of Second Knut Arthur C. Bietternacht from the Second Infantry, Town National Guard, is accepted.

Towa Hawkeye State Department of Agriculture Plormant Iowa States of the Union James 1. Bowen Iowa Society of Washington J. T. Davidson Sour Dakota State Society Thesiaus Second Knut Arthur C. Bietternacht Second Infantry Town National Guard

Gen Scriven Retires as Chief Signal Officer

Washington reports Brig. Gen. P. Scriven, chief signal officer of the army, granted retirement effective February 14. Scriven, in service since 1874 after entering from the Military Academy at Pennsylvania, will be succeeded by Dr Lieut. Col Grapes Squire, acting assistant chief signal.

Washington Retary Baker P. Scriven Army Scriven Military Pennarivania Col Grapes Squire

Notable Railways and Steel Firms Listed in Ledger

A fragmentary OCR excerpt lists major American railroads and steel and mining firms, including Chesapeake and Ohio, Colorado Fuel and Iron, Bethlehem Steel, American Locomotive, American Smelting, Anaconda, Missouri Pacific, Reading, Southern Pacific, Northern Pacific, Western Union, and Westinghouse Electric, among others, hinting at a broad commercial directory or stock ledger. The garbled text also references metric names and placeholders, suggesting a busy industrial listing without coherent narrative.

Way York Janerica Americas Car and Foundry American Locomotive American Smelting American Refining Anaconda Atchison Baldwin Laureal Ee Ale Baltimore and Orlo Bethehem & Brooklyn Rauid Canadian Pactic Chesapeake and Ohio Ohie Adil and St. Fant Chase R.iard Colorado Lane Crumble Caneral Ord Western Union ‘ Weatinghouse Miectr Cc. G. W. Pra

City in Brief Sees varied visits and life in Waterloo

A long city in brief notes many visitors and residents in Waterloo and surrounding towns. Names include James Murphy Ire Wank and Neda Bilives with a hospital operation noted. Several locals return from holidays in Corning and Chicago while others prepare for weddings and church events.

Hanslertis Chicare Ded Mra James Murphy Ire Wank

Cornwallis-West letters spark Welsh war office controversy

The report details private correspondence involving Mrs. Cornwallis-West and Gen. Edwards amid war office scrutiny, noting breaches of protocol and differing views on promotions. It mentions General Owen Thomas, Brig. Gen. Thomas, and Lord French, with background on Mrs. Cornwallis-West and her family. It also notes marriage cards for Rosalyn Fisher and Wilfrid Kendrick and their home in Waterloo.

Denbighshire Tate Owen Whow Wales Mrre Cornwallis- West Cowans William Pitcason Campbell War Office Edwards French Reeves Lord French Owen Thomas Shold Thomas

Postpone Vote on Peace Resolution Stirs Senate Clash

Washington notes a postponed vote on Senator Witeheoet’s peace resolution as parliamentary tension grows. Senator Lodge opposes Hitchcock measures claiming adoption would plunge Congress into unconsidered emergencies, while Senator Lew Democrat of Ta pois defends the measure as not widening the crisis. A separate ad touts a laxative product promising quick cold relief.

Washington Do.lam Witeheoet Senate Wilenn Lodge Hitchcock Lew Democrat Tapois

For Sale Used Car and Rent Notice in Poor OCR

Fragmented ad lists a used car for sale and a housekeeper wanted or rental offer. The readable items mention a car price, vehicle condition, a phone line, and an apartment or housekeeping rental at a corner location. Names and exact details are garbled.

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Tiz for tired and sore feet advertisement

An old time ad promotes Tiz for tired feet, promising relief from soreness, swelling, and itching. It claims instant pain stop for corns and bunions, easing shoe pressure and discomfort in feet.

Mortuary Notice for Jay Smith

The death of Jay Smith at 10:30 followed injuries from a bicycle fall two years earlier after four operations failed. He lived in Waterloo eight years, five with his aunt Mish Jonnie Craine. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Charles Notion. Born Nashua February 6 159%. Funeral from 222 Vine Street at 8 a.m. tomorrow. Body to Nashua for shipment.

Ray Smith Jay Smith Mr. Smith Waterloo Mish Jonnie Craine Charles Notion Ile Nashua Vinestreet

Seek Cab Driver for Maizie Colbert Murder Night

Philadelphia authorities search for a taxi driver who picked up Maizie Colbert near her apartment late Saturday night the killer may have fled in a cab. Investigators traced a wealthy Pennsylvania friend with an alibi amid efforts to identify the assailant in the murder case.

Maizie Colbert Philadelphia Wadan Malzie Colbert Pennsylvania

Waverly Notes Local Births and City Updates

Waverly notes a newborn girl to Mr and Mrs Isurgr Spaulding born Tuesday evening. Gibbie family returns from holidays to Shieldsen. Mrs Lillian Sudenn ill at grandmother Brown’s home. Daughters of the King hosted by Miss Carrie Bates. Miss Huth Vertlein leaves for Milwaukee to visit sister Sister Matilda Heetletn. Nelsons travel to Portsmouth VA for dairy show program, Morgantown WVa. Work at First National Bank interior. Warneke of San Francisco visiting, son of former locals Mr and Mrs Henry Warneke. Mrs George Privat returns to Chicago with Miss Irene Piper. Knott and Behren seek US Army enlistment in Waterloo. George Clary buys A W Dittmar’s grocery, to take over next Monday. O M Hinrichs named manager of Paul Davis Dry Goods Co. Wilra & Mauser buy auto hearse. 14,200 subscribers and families noted by Courter.

Carrie Bates Huth Vertleln Milwauker Mattilda Heetletn Milwaukee Hospital A. Nelson Partemouth Nelson Willie Morgantown W. Va Firet National Bank Pierrea Warneke San Francisco Amt Jlrs Henry Warneke George Privat Rev Atta John S. Cole Chicago Irene Piper Edward Knott James Behren Waterloo United States Army George Clary A. W. Dittmar Clary O. M. Hinrichs Paul Davia Dry Goods Co

Youth Killed in Hunting Accident Near Vanora

Vanora January 4. Biles Turner aged 18 son of G J Turner was instantly killed while hunting near Vanora yesterday. He had finished shooting and was shoving his gun into his automobile when it discharged, blowing off the top of his head. Turner’s father, a stock buyer, was in Chicago and was advised of the tragedy last night and may be wandering in that city. Richert of Panora, with the elder Turner in Chicago, told Chicago police that Turner became lost and did not know what happened. It is believed Turner may have caught another strain for Panora.

Vanora Biles Turner G. J. Turner Turner Chicago Richert of Panora

Announcements of Waterloo fraternal meetings tonight

Knights of Columbus meet at Koof C hall at 8 p m to travel to Peter Grady home 218 Eighth street east. Waterloo chapter No 128 C E S and Arc lossen Commandery No 25 K T install at 7 45 p m Friday. Daughters of Isabella meet at 7 46 p m at waiting station to go to Mrs Grady home 218 Eighth street east. W C O F No 466 meet at Mrs Grady home 218 Eighth street east at 8 p m for prayer. Temple Rebekah lodge No 54 meets tomorrow evening for regular session and officer installation.

Columbus Koof C. Hall Peter Grady Eighth Street East Waterloo Arcalon Commandery K. T Isabella Peter Grad Eighth Street Patar Grady Temple Rebekah Lodge

Frederika Social Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits

Frederika residents report travel to Center Junction and Waterloo for schooling and business, with several returning from Chicago and Center Paint. People include Mrs. Wil Adams and son Albert visiting Rev. John Davia, Miss Ida Link teaching near Ames, George Dunecomb at Ames, and others relocating toExcelsior and Finchford for creamery work.

Frederika Chicago Pauline-Baxter Terloa WS Shank Kirksville Will Lorata T Parkin Main Street Karl Flood Omaha Will Dilley Excelsior Dilley Willl Nathan Tibbetts Finchford Dilley Clarence Fifield Fifield Bila Waterloo Candis Whitman Yealting Ira Whitman

Billings Sells Noted Estate Tryon Hall Fort Tryon

New York Jan 4 Tryon Hall the 5 million dollar estate built by G K G Billings to overlook Riverside Drive and the Hudson at Fort Tryon is being sold. The property spans expansive grounds and historic fort site as the financier and sportsman consolidates a major real estate move amid winter markets.

New York Tryon Hall G. K. G. Billings Fort Tryon Riverside Drive

Fort Washington Estate Sold to New Buyer

Washington section of the city reports the Fort Washington estate sold. Mr Billings has moved to a smaller apartment and does not wish to keep the large estate. He took a suite of one room last October in the north corner building at Fifth avenue and Sixty third street, where Harold L Pratt and other prominent men reside.

German Prince Killed on Balkan Front Frontline death in Roumania

Berlin papers report the death of Prince Friedrich zu Fuerstenberg born April 27, 1898 in Donaueschingen Baden. He was the third son of Prince Maximilian Egon zu Fuerstenberg, head of the Württemberg heritage family, a leading German noble house.

Balkan Amsterdam London Berlin Friedrich Zu Fuerstenberg Roumania Prince Friedrich Donwueschingen Baden Maximilian Egon Zu Fuerstenberg Wuerstenberg House Germany

Gauss Combined Treatment for Catarrh Giveaway

Stop catarrh now with 2000 free trial packages offered by C. E. Gauss. Send coupon to B. Gauss at 580 Main St Marshall Michigan for immediate parcel post delivery prepaid, with all charges covered. The ad promises rapid relief by removing the disease source and urges prompt action.

Gauss C. E. Gauss B. Gauss Main ST Marshall, Mich

Hog feeding farm proposal sparks local concern

A reader from Cedar Falls objects to a proposed hog feeding farm near the community. urges contacting Westbrook Maine authorities and cites court actions against similar practices near Portland. The letter references Dr. B Shallenberger and a planned January event at Hotel Ellis.

State ‘Teachers’ College Cedar Falls Couriey

Free GAUSS Combined Gatarah Treatment Coupon Offer

A mail offer presents a free coupon for GAUSS' COMBINED GATARAH TREATMENT. Readers are instructed to write their name and address on dotted lines and mail to C. GE. GAUSS at 680 Main St Marshall Michigan.

Gauss C. GE. Gauss Main St Marshall, Mich

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Mery Bureau of Breuning Courier Washington, D. C Comptroller of the Treasury Walters Comptroller Arkalgas Mississippi South Carolina Tennessee Treasurs Treasury Gen. Scriven Moot Bowman Tandy Corning Neda Bilives Carpenter Detroit, Mich Schalus Albert W. Brown The Brown Crockery Company Washington Street G. Stearns American Mapress Company Baltimore Street Sam Budell Valhalla S. Ab Dn Waterton Joseph Burgess Young Women's Uhtvistian Association Bruce Callaway Charles Jowell Commercial Street William Eobe Edit Colton Hinlly George Texas Lar Hanna Blackwell Jayton Ashley Wabbles Des Moines Salvation Army Hall Hoe J Nebraska Freda Bartett Viva Coram Davenport Mae Coram St. Luke's Hospital Franklin GC. Platt Wellesley Mass Melbourne Pla Fla. Lawson Uveebles Mr. Lawson Bank Men's Association Chamber of Commerce Telephone Company George B. Birkley Wouls Harwich Ann Arbor Mich Michigan State University Fara Uurwich Innaite College Ames Charles van Vienk Commercial Club Corkwallts Rosalyn C. Fisher Wrank B. Kendrick They H. P. Roblman Dannaham Place Kendrick Our Lady of Victory Academy Wells Parzo Express Company B. W. Gro Gerous Black “Aw Bank Waverly O. K. Billings Westbrook Maine Portland B. H. Vandot B Shallenberger Hotel Ellis Scane’s Reimer Scane's Clothes Shops Iowa Life Insurance Company Leavitt & Johnson National Bank Towa Life Ely Christmas Savings Club National Bank Waterloo Savings Bank Commercial Bridge ‘Streets Commercial National Bank East Fourth Sycamore Streets
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