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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1922

Page

10

Aborfor Delay On Manager Plan In Waterloo Debate

Central Labor union opposed immediate move to establish a city manager system in Waterloo ahead of a forthcoming by election. Leaders warned of insufficient voter familiarity with the changes and potential six year follow-on impact. C C MacKay read a report on the plan’s effects, noting opposition in many cities and urging safeguards like initiative and referendum. Nominations for annual officers were announced for the next meeting.

Central Labor Union Ecford Waterloo Hoigmant Flan Sa Itaffacta C. C. MacKay Plang MacKay Atatad Dayton Ohip Michigan Thomas Dolan J. P. Harris J. F P. Tietz Jerry Guilerd Charles C. MacKay H. le Erickson Jos Gans Frank Stone Fred. Follette Joseph Lavine

Mason City Boy Finds Checks Believed to Be Real

A 9 year old Mason City boy Cecil Jensen found about 7000 dollars in checks, told a story of discovering them in an alley and taking them home. Miss Olson and Tom Leck investigated and found the tale aligns with family accounts, suggesting a chain of events linked to a post office theft.

Mayor City Cecil Tensen Tulsdey Jesse James Jensen Famiily Alice Marian Olson Tom Leck Cecil Wast Misa Olson Schanke & Co Como-Foto Company Mason City Hardware Company Jonsen

Music Teachers to Meet at Iowa University

The Society of Music Teachers of Iowa will hold its annual convention at the University of Iowa in Iowa City from April 17 to 19. Philip G. Clapp heads the university music school and is arranging the program with teachers from colleges conservatories and public schools. The convention will feature concerts, discussions on voice piano string and organ and public school music, and aim for wide educational impact.

Iowa City Society of Music Teachers of Jaws University of Iowa Philip G. Clapp University Iowa Clapp

Elks collect used shoes for barefoot children

Waterloo Elks lodge B P O El begins a drive to gather discarded shoes to repair and give to needy barefoot children in mid winter. Walter R. French and Harry W. Hartong coordinate collection as unemployment and poverty strain local families.

Waterloo Lodgs B. P The Elks Walter R. French Harry W. Hartong

Beaman Founder Of Beaman Dies At 78

Henry H. Beaman pioneer of Grundy county and founder of the town of Beaman died at his home in Marshalltown Iowa at 10 30 p m Tuesday from anemia. He was born May 13 1843 at Rock City Illinois and moved to Grundy county in 1860. He helped lay out Beaman in 1875 and was a promoter of the early Farmers Union railroad. He and his wife Sarah Willen Brooks lived at 403 West Main Marshalltown. Surviving is one brother H S Beaman of Monrovia California.

Marshalltown Henry H. Beaman Grundy County Beaman Tugaday Iitter Grundy North Marshall Grantty Farmers’ Union Tripp Basswood Mr. Beaman Rock City Sarah Willen Brooks Vienna Township Anson House M. C Simother Albion Bearman Liscomb

Freezone promises quick corn relief for fingers

An old advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remedy. A tiny bottle costs a few cents and claims to remove hard corns, soft corns, or corns between toes without irritation, letting you lift the corn away with fingers.

Iowa Officers Lead Nation in Rank Among Iowa Men

Des Moines report lists twelve Iowa men reaching major general or brigadier general in recent years. Notables include Maj. Gen. Hanson H. Ely Indianola Maj. Gen. George W. Ready Indianola Brig. Gen. Charles M. Saltzman Panora Brig. Gen. George S. Simmonds Creston Brig. Gen. Edward A. Kreger Keota Brig. Gen. Harry E. Wilking Des Moines Brig. Gen. George S. Gibbs Harlan Brig. Gen. Hubert A. Allen Independence Brig. Gen. Palmer E. B. Pierce Winneshiek Brig. Gen. W. D. Conner Clinton Also notes Adm. Fletcher of Oskaloosa and other Iowa naval figures in a long roster.

Des Moines Adj L. G. Lasher Iowa National Guard Rell Hanson HE Ely Independence George W. Ready Indianola Clement A. Plager Georgia West Point Second Town George H. McManus Black Hawk Charles M. Saltzman Panora George 8. Simmonds Creston Edward A. Kreger Keota Harry E. Wilking George S. Gibbs Harlan Hubert A. Allen Palmer EB. Pierce Wiiness Fifth W. D. Conner Clinton France United States Watson Senate Committee Penteman Erdal Adjutant General’s Lowa F. F. Fletcher Oskaloosa John Fletcher Lacy

Pape's Diapepsin Clears Indigestion Fast

A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick, harmless remedy for indigestion sour stomach and gas. It claims fast relief within minutes and promotes a sixty cent case as a home stomach doctor.

Pape

Kidney Trouble Warning From Overeating Ad

An old advertisement warns that overeating rich foods floods blood with uric acid, stressing kidneys and causing headaches and bladder issues. Jad Salts, a grape lemon lithia mixture, is promoted as a safe, inexpensive kidney flushing beverage to restore kidney function.

Seek Friends in Hour of Need Cough Remedy Recalled

In the hour of need a letter from Sehridd Ward de Wet of Oakland recalls a child with a severe choking cough. The note praises Foley's Honey and Tar as an emergency remedy, while warning about its widespread availability and varied reputation.

Dnas Sehridd_ Ward de Wet Oakland Cal Foley

Dr Cooke Pleads For Restitution Of Family Altar

Dr T F Cooke urges restoration of the family altar in modern homes during Epworth League campaign at Briet M E church. He argues children cannot escape parental prayers and stresses parental duty to save souls, education, and financial support for their children’s start in life.

DR. Cooke T. EF. Cooke Epworth League Briet M. E Cooke

Sigma Delta Chi Honors Four University of Iowa Students

Iowa City Jan. 6 Four University of Iowa students were elected to membership in the Sigma Delta Chi honorary journalism fraternity. George W. Selgie Muscatine Clair Kelly Mason City Ulysses S. Vance Laurens and Fred M. Lazell Cedar Rapids are active in campus journalism and identifed with university publications.

Iowa City Stemal Delta Chi University of Iowa Hag Pedges George WU Selgie Muscatins Clair Kelly Mason City Ulysses S. Vance Laurens Fred M. Lazell Cedar Rapids

Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary Install Officers

James A. Trimble commands the Frad Wilster camp with Mrs. Fannie rown as president in a joint installation with the Helen Gould auxiliary at Memorial hall. Social program included music speeches and refreshments. Listed subordinate and auxiliary officers were announced with several names and titles.

James A. Trimble Fannie Rown Frad Wilster Camp Helen Gould Hell Veterans’ Camp S. A. Burrows W. A. Smith W. A A. Burton

Iowa ROTC Students Paid Nearly Six Thousand Dollars

Iowa City Jan. 6 Reserve Officers' Training Corps students in the University of Iowa's advanced courses received nearly $6,000 from the government. This payment reflects stipends to cadets in training and covers a period of instruction.

Iowa City University of Iowa

Return of funds to 475 service members after Christmas

On their return after the Christmas holidays the money was distributed among 475 men enrolled in infantry, engineer, motor transport, medical and dental unit. The average sum for each was 34.96 dollars. An advertisement urges buying boat flour from Molly's Famous via Wilford Flour & Food at 820 Lafayette.

Uifta

Teachers of Speech Elects Iowa Professor President

Glenn N. Merry head of the University of Iowa speech department was elected president of the National Association of Teachers of Speech at the annual Chicago convention during the Christmas holidays. Six law faculty members attended the gathering: L. R. Notr vella H. C. Weller F. W. Brows Alma G. Madden and Miay Mallory.

Iowa City Glenn N. Merry University of Iowa National Association of Teachers of Based Chicago Laws Faculty Mr. Marry L. R. Notrvella H. C. Weller F. W. Brows Alma G. Madden Miay Mallory

Needs: Foley’s Honey and Par Compound Advert

An old advertisement instructs readers to mail a slip with name and address to Katay & to in Chicago to receive Foley's Honey and Par Compound for coughs cold and croup. It promotes Fal ey Wide Pills for pains rheumatism backache kidney and bladder ailments and Foley Cathartic tablets for constipation biliousness headaches and sluggish bowels. The notice notes the product is sold widely.

Katay & To Shefield Ave Chicago Foley Als Beld Averywhura

Cream clears a stuffed-up head and backs its claims

Advertisement touts Marsh-root and Dr Carey endorsed kidney relief with a money-back guarantee. It promises instant nasal relief, open air passages, and headache and backache relief, claiming thousands of successful results. Also promotes Bly’s Cream Balm for nasal passages and throat comfort.

Carey Dr. Carey Wmen Herson Ding Co J. Miller Hansen_ & Hansen

Vinci Tonics Help Weak Nervous Women Say Toronto Ad

Mrs KE Trotter of Toronto reports rapid improvement after using Yinol, claiming it boosts appetite digestion red blood and circulation. The advertisement touts Yinol as a natural tonic for weakness and nervousness, priced at $1.00 a bottle with a guarantee.

Toronto KE. Trotter Wardell Mrs. Trotter Vinci

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