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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1917

Page

8

Haugen Aims to Aid Small Newspapers Relief Effort

Washington report notes Congressman Haugen Iowa seeks substantial congressional relief for small newspapers hurt by print paper prices. He urges a full federal trade commission report to detail costs, shortages, and distribution, hoping Congress acts soon.

Washington News Bureau Waterloo Evening Courier Washington D. C Congress Haugen Iowa CG. Bailey Denorah Federal Trade Commission Commission

Captain Collings Rupture Cure Book Free Offer

Sailor Captain Collings suffered a severe double rupture and was bedridden for years. After failed doctors and futile trusses he cured himself using a simple method outlined in his book. The method is claimed to be safe inexpensive and available free by mail with a coupon.

Collings Truss

Real Estate Men Choose Officers In Waterloo

The Waterloo Real Estate board at a weekly luncheon opposed locating stores or factories in residential sections. Officers elected were C. E B. Howard president R. N. Cowin vice president C. B. Williams secretary and B. B. Wilson treasurer. Fifteen members plus Cedar Falls delegates attended Des Moines convention. Brebner said an invitation would be extended for Waterloo to host next year.

Waterloo Real Estate Board Russell-Lamson C. E B. Howard R. N. Cowin C. B. Williams B. B. Wilson Waterloo Cedar Falls Des Moines State Federation of Real Estate Dealers C. B. Willams R. H. Puckett B. E. Hull B. N. Cowin C. BE. Howard A. E. Gibson CG. O. Lamson C. S. Bickley A. C. Cole W. H. Howrey G. E. Brebner B. Santee S. F. Wilson C. Batley Henri Paul G. E H. Brebner Fas State Organization

Ill Engineer Sticks to Train on Illness

C G W veteran engineer Don Colby on the Oelwein to Des Moines route fell suddenly ill in his cab last night but refused to leave his engine at Waterloo. He has a perfect eight year run and 18 years as an engineer with only three sickness days and two one week vacations. Colby is said to cherish a pet engine and fixes any defect himself to keep it running.

Don Colby Chicago Great Western Railroad Oelwein Des Moines Waterloo Colby Tme Alsho

Rock Island to Pay Back Wages If Adamson Law Upheld

The Rock Island railroad issues a general bulletin stating that starting January 1 the books will show back pay due workers if the Adamson law is upheld. The bulletin notes other roads will follow this plan.

Rock Island Railroad

Court to Rule on Adamson Act as Final Arguments End

Final arguments were heard by the Supreme Court on the Adamson Act challenge. Justices questioned counsel closely and a decision was promised within a few weeks, with February 26 floated as a possible date when the court reconvenes after a three week recess to prepare opinions. Frank Hagerman urged Congress can regulate railroad wages under interstate commerce power.

Washington, D. C San Supreme Court Frank Hagerman Kansas City Congress Gregory

Implement Men Urge Fight on Sisal Trust

Minneapolis Minnesota delegates at the Minnesota Implement Dealers association and the West hotel convention urged farmers to contact their congressmen to press antitrust action against the so called sisal trust in Yucatan. C M Johnson of Rush City warned that a 9 cent rise per pound of sisal over three years costs American farmers about 6 million dollars annually with Minnesota farmers paying three million. He proposed challenging the trust by antitrust law or funding a government sisal industry to compete. He noted Hawaii and the Philippines could grow sisal and American capital backs the plan.

Minnerapolis Minn Minnesota Implement Desiers' Association West Hotel Yucatan Maxic C. M. Johnson Rush City Minnesota United States Congress Hawaiian Philippingslands Johnson

Good Health and Kidneys Stay Happy Home

An advice note stresses that good health eases housework and warns against kidney trouble. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as safe help, citing a Waterloo woman who attributes relief to the product after years of kidney discomfort and related fatigue.

Bright

Trade group warns of impact on U S oil industry

The discussion centers on Hit American capital and how U S borders influence the Yucatan Trust related activities. The president of the National Association of Deploment Dealers cites serious risks and notes limited options to intervene within domestic borders.

Yucatan

Germany Plans New Peace Note To Be Published Soon

Paris dispatch reports Marcel Hulin says Germany will deliver a peace note in response to the praca Note. The note is described as ultrasensational and its delivery is imminent. The article notes the vote will be made public.

Germany Paris Marcel Hulin Entente Wilean Praca

Internal Bathing and Health Boost Promoted

An advertisement extols internal bathing with the J. B. L. Cascade laxative as a natural health aid. It cites a Mrs. T. B. Logan testimonial from Idaho praising relief from chronic bilious headaches and urges readers to visit Hansen & Hansen's drug store in Waterloo for a free booklet and product demonstration.

T. B. Logan St. Joe Idaho Cascade Hansen & Hansen's Drug Store Waterloo

Wilson Examines German Note as War Moves Stir Pot

Rome reports German note preparation by von Rechmann Hollweg with a new communication expected. Berlin dispatches claim a broad move by the central powers, while London cites an imminent statement by Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg. Berlin also says meetings of central powers premiers and allied parliamentary leaders are planned around January 15 to 16. The Allies’ reply to Wilson was handed to Ambassador Sharpe in Paris and will be released simultaneously in America and Europe in a few days.

Rome von Rechmann-Hollwag Alan Lukano London von Hethmann-Mollweg

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