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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1920

Page

6

High prices blamed as Iowa reports surge in food and fuel costs

In Dubuque Iowa United States Attorney Frank A O Connor reports a flood of complaints about high prices for sugar clothing and fuel since his call for residents to report excessive charges The drive targets unlawful profiteering and may lead to investigations and arrests. Sugar pricing and beets cane Cuban sugar details are explained as factors in cost variations.

Dubuque United States Frank A. O'Connor Iowa Connor Ultha O’connor O'Connor Altho Mr. O’connor Mr. O'Connor Seaboard Utah Michigan Colorado Minnesota Wisconsin Thea

Fire alarm disruption at 115 Quincy Street roof

A roof fire at 115 Quincy Street yesterday caused a run by the RATEPERK with no damage reported. An advertisement for Play Safe Incurs with Brougon Insurance Agency appears in the item. In Sioux City Iowa the January term yielded twelve divorces, with about 15 per day on average. Judge W G Sears granted many, while Jiitee Li signed most as decisions were made.

Quincy Street Sioux City W. G. Sears Wheb Jiitee Li

Waterloo Post Office Eyes Addition and Site Debate

Postmaster M H Kelly reports a likely large appropriation for an addition to Waterloo’s post office. Congressman Burton E Sweet is credited with inserting a building and site bid in the current appropriation bill, though no new site is being pursued. Kelly notes ample room on the present site to meet Waterloo’s needs for years to come.

Waterloo M. HH. Kelly Washington Dispatch Courier Iowa Burton E. Sweet Mr. Kelly Sweet Nome Kelly Post Office

Census Enumerators Urged to Ensure Complete Canvass

Waterloo and Black Hawk county enumerators are told by A T Hukill to persist until every person is counted. If residents are away, return repeatedly including night calls until data is secured. He warns that failure will cause extra work for all and urges a thorough canvass.

A. T. Hukill Waterloo Black Hawk County

Hudson Hosts Massive Publicity Campaign In Iowa Town

Hudson Iowa launches a three year publicity push with 1500 square feet of bulletin space on two main entry roads. BULLETINS 12 by 50 and 12 by 59 feet urge locals and farmers to trade in Hudson and stay loyal to neighbors. Electric lights will illuminate the boards by day and night near the school and blacksmith shop. Subscribed by local merchants and lenders, the effort is supervised by Leonard Fowler Service of Waterloo.

Hudson, In Waterloo Hudson John Korteck Reinbeck Road Ofice Cittizens Bulletin John Myers The Myers Drug Co Hudson Lumber Co B. M. Sweitzer Ford W. J. Gut Knecht Gutknecht Bros Ed Senferlein Hudson Autic Ca. C. Y W. Straver Carl Bedford Hudson Savings Bank Leonard Fowler

Thieves Steal Jewelry and Checks from Dickinson Residence

Police report a break in at 931 Kern Street where Sveak Thieves took over 100 dollars in property including three rings and two checks. One ring bore a Masonic emblem, another a Shell Rack high school emblem, and a small diamond setting was noted on the third.

Sveak E. EB. Dickinson Kern Street Sotawar

Bryans Visit To Des Moines Sparks Democrat Interest

Des Moines on January 10 reports growing interest in Willam Jennings Bryan’s Tuesday visit. Bryan breaks with Wilson over ratifying the League of Nations and is expected to frame the issue against the Republicans. A dinner and major Democratic turnout are planned with supporters from Iowa and neighboring states attending.

Des Moines Willam Jennings Bryan Wilson League of Nations Bryan Democratic State Central Committee Washington Senate Iowa Lee Vermilion S. Townson Yankton OY A Pike St. Paul Minn James R. Bennett St. St. Cloud Neb Cedar Rapids John W. Lewis Ollumwa W. J. Dewey Chariton G. F. Rinehart Kennigton C. P. Miyers Newton D. A. Lyon Cresco Carl Slantey Corning Thomas Maxwell Creston P. J. Donion Emmetsburg C. Murrah Algona

Pythians Unite in Statewide Americanization Program

Des Moines January 10. Knights of Pythias in Des Moines plan a statewide Americanization effort. A local lodge formed a committee to invite other lodges to cooperate in teaching patriotism and Americanism across Iowa.

Des Moines

James Barnes Accepts Chicago Claims Department Post

James Barnes left for Chicago this week to take a position in the claims department of the American Express company. He previously served six months in France with the A. B. F. as a secretary and returned to Waterloo for an operation at Presbyterian Hospital during convalescence.

James Barnes Chicago American Express Company Barnes France A. BE. F Waterloo Presbyterian Hospital

Fire Chief L. H. McCracken resigns in Oskaloosa

Oskaloosa reports Fire Chief L H McCracken has resigned effective Saturday noon amid no stated reason. His departure followed by the police chief's removal earlier in the week, with speculation tied to a divorce suit filed by his wife.

Oskaloosa L. H. McCracken McCracken Mendenhall

Davenport Voter Changes Name and Party Affiliation

Davenport Iowa January 10 Hein rich Bein formerly Heigrich attempted suicide after reproval for failure to salute the flag He has filed to change his name to Henry and now declares he is a Republican having previously voted the Democratic ticket

Davenport Heinrich Bein Bein Heigrich Henry

Smoldering Hobo Found At Elk Run Factory

James E. Johnson a 25 year old colored hobo from Ole Virginny camped inside the Elk Run airplane factory two miles east of town. Neighbors alerted the sheriff after smoke issued from a fissure in the office. Johnson kept a bonfire on the floor using fagots and an old mattress. He was jailed with plans to drum him out of town.

Ole Virginny James E. Johnson Elk Run Sheriff's Office Herman T. Wagner Johnson Wagner

Grundy Insurance Co Elects Officers

Grundy Center January 10 The Grundy County Mutual Insurance association held its annual meeting electing John J. Lynn as president W A Meaty as vice president G Ss Eegeteston secretary and W Wilson cashier The secretary reported 9174998 in insurance in force. Also notes movers and deaths including Miss Margaret Koobs who died after a long illness leaving eight sisters and two brothers funeral at Baptist church Rev J C Curry presiding. A study center for Grundy Hardin Butler and Franklin counties will be held January 20 Ackley.

Grundy Center Grundy County Mutual Insurance Association John J. Lynn W. A. Meaty G. Ss. Eegeteston W. Wilson Sher Stevens California Lfe Insurance Association Gertrude Severance Los Angeles Cal Paul Suttman John Morrison Steve Lanahan Morrison Callahan Margaret Koobs Harry Diehl Fred Hummel Henry Greenwald Ed Slight Fannie Koots County Recorder Frances Koots Jennie Idaho Scott Murray New Hartford Baptist Church J. C. Curry Bhargs Ackley Grundy Hardin Butler Franklin

Pythians Offer Armed Aid to Counter Reds Uprising

Cedar Rapids Iowa January 10 the local Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias No 18 passed resolutions offering armed assistance to suppress lawlessness. They declare readiness to serve in the field or as a vigilance committee and sent copies to Gov W L Warding and national officers citing threat from reds bolsheviks and similar groups.

Cedar Rapids Uniform Bank Knights of Pythias C. Wiles B. J. Rogers R. R. Mayberry W. A. Suthers B. C. Andrews W. L. Warding Cedar Company U. RK. of P Iowa Towa State of Pythias United States

Reinbeck to Pave Forty Blocks with Bryant Co Contract

Reinbeck council awarded Bryant Paving Company of Waterloo a contract to pave forty blocks of streets and alleys this year. The bid includes bitulithic streets at $3.79 per square yard and reinforced concrete alleys at $3.70. Estimated total cost is about $195,555. work to start May 1 and finish by December 1.

Reinbeck Bryant Paving Company Waterloo

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