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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1918

Page

3

Wan Lapparent French Method Promoted After War

Professor de Lapparent developed a modern simple method for rapid French acquisition. The Soldiers Sailors Diary and English French Dictionary, a pocket textile bound edition, is distributed to readers to encourage study and to aid war record keeping. Civilians and services alike find the book valuable and the coupon plan explained in the paper.

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Unclear List of Names and Addresses From Aged Ledger

A long string of names and addresses appears, listing numerous individuals with street addresses across several cities. The OCR fragment reads like a directory or voter roll, with many entries lacking context or actions, making it difficult to identify a single event or focal point for a concise summary.

Local resident addresses listed in fragmented OCR

Readable fragments show multiple names and street addresses including Wenley Shruka Ackerman street Claud Ridpath Duryea street Thomas Hunt Lockhaven Spurgeon Fifth street Arthur Conner Bycamore street West Morse city Art Shaffer Jackson street Ilay Berry Logan avenue Holden Hammond avenue Virgil Curtis Fourth street west. The piece appears as a scattered notice or directory snippet with no clear event or context.

Seal Henry Petes Ames Albert T. Wrebs Logan Avenue Fratbert J. Jones Walnut Street Patrick J. Maleay Clay Street Chauncey B. Gilsple Brauberst Gilson Lindale Avenue J. Brucher Maple Street Elmer F. Johnson Walgate Frederick W. Kaltenbach Conger St Floyd H. Cutshaw Columbia Street Joseph L. Beston Sycamore Street Thomas A. Sudbury Temple Tex Bfarion Francis Green Harrison Elmer Heiser Jefferson Street Joseph Hefmeister Davenport John KB Norehesd Cottage Street Jesse O. Gnagy Third Street Ernest van Schoick Second Stow William B. Saiz Decorah Wiliam Bucholts Third St Harry Zusoran Linden Avenue Yiarry Mac Reed Independence Ave Irving C. Carpenter Franklin Street Clarence E. Gayman Twosume Cal Clarence V. Kinton Pawson Will Forbes Commercial Street Leonard Gillis Leland Avenue Boward Pairchild Wagner Ray L. Merrill Center Street Cal C. Hansen Mulberry Street William J. Townsend Campbell Ave Joe Bruno Bluff and Park Ave Leo Budke Fifth Street Robert N. Thurmond Centralia Burke Reed Kentzelman Court Andrew J. Friedl Leonard Jungen Louis Kriston Fourth Street Bennie Williams Monroe Street David L. Shillinglaw Springfield Miss Lemuel W. Hickman Black Hawk Road Abraham Lincoln J. C. Yards Prentiss Arthur Cogswell Second Street James V. Wise Randolph Streac Bayard J. Quins Lafayette Street William BM. Beeba Commercial St Julium Bauman Washington Street Andrew C. J. Simmonsen Waterloo Ingwald Thro Iverson First St Warne E. Lichty Perry Elliott Vern Henry Apfie Omaha Beech Street John Dobbe Charles City William L Aydt Randolph Street Glen &. Brown Forrest Avenue Burton F. Cottrill Fifth St James M. Lehner Claude Smith Lichty Fowler Street John H Bickenberry Forest Avenue Charles Wood Webster Street Simon F Doyle Cascaden Place Frank T. Wagner Linn Street Stanley W. Warthen Ricker Street William E. Crawford Bluff Street William E. Bowersox Quincy Street John W. Anderson Randall Street Ernest Martin Jackson Street Walter A. Newman Oscar Everett Seventh Street Walter A Gremski Newell Street Ralph R. Myers Argyle Street Byford G. Burnett Berney Banholzer Elm Street Harmon H. Guernsey Bert C. Coghlan Tenth Street Robert E White Smith Street Geonard D. Miler Cal Madison William R. Thompson Second St Frank J. Kies Louis W. Smith Sumner Street Floyd , Merrick Fred W. Freshe Cortlandt Street Guy Schalberg Rebel Avenue Robert B. Hanson Lincoln Street Matt Carlton Walker Fred Brandt Buckingham Harry Tom Bell Ash Street Trenantafolos Potos Earl Keith Spiker Johnson Street Wenley Shruka Ackerman Street Claud M. Ridpath Duryea Thomas MM. Hunt Lockhaven Edward Spurgeon Arthur X. Conner Bycamore Street Morse City Art Shaffer Ilay Orvin Berry Lee Holden Hammond Avenue Virgil B. Curtis Fourth St

Reductioning Trains Means Auto Short Lines

Traveling salesmen with headquarters in Waterloo and those who visit the city view with alarm the plan to remove several trains in the Midwest. The idea arises from a conservation program led by W. J. G. McAdoo, director general of all United States roads. The fear is that reduced rail service will push traffic toward autos and hurt short lines.

Waterloo Middlewest W. J G. McAdoo United States

Rumored Rail Cutbacks Threaten Midwest Service

Local officials report no official notice but circulating talk points to several Illinois Central Chicago Great Western and Rock Island trains possibly being eliminated soon. Most affected would be Wa terloo routes between 7 p m and 7 a m affecting staple goods traders and traveling salesmen. Auto short lines may grow to link small towns during favorable seasons.

Ilinois Central Chicago Great Western Rock Island Waterloo

Residents' ballots returned via Waterloo postals

Questionnaires mailed to Waterloo registrants were returned undelivered to the local board. Names listed include Joe Gonzales Frank Hrabee Arno N Hemel Leslie BE Anthony Joe Smith Harrison B Carter Frank Le Roy Berry John W Beamer Clarence Raymond Harley.

Waterloo Joe Gonzales Frank Hrabee Arno N. Hemel Leslie BE. Anthony Joe Smith Harrison B. Carter Frank LeRoy Berry John W. Beamer Clarence Raymond Harley

Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron Ad Claim Blood Purity Nerve Strength

Ad copy touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron as a potent combined cure for impure blood and weak nerves. It promises purer blood and improved system health, claiming high value for money and recommending Head's Pills as a laxative if needed.

Hood

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