Registration of German Alien Enemies in Waterloo
Waterloo police chief to register male aliens 14 years and older from the German empire under federal orders. Registration runs February 4 to 9, 6 am to 8 pm. those in towns under 5,000 must register via the postmaster. Penalties mirror those for civilian army registration. fingerprints and photographs required. registration cards issued 10 days after registration with a left thumbprint.
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United States
Waterloo
J. D. Caldwell
E. R. Moore
Federal Department
Ireb
Nashua Widow Mrs Frank Maine Dies at Home
Nashua notes report the sudden death of Mrs Frank Maine after a brief illness. She had health visits to Excelsior Springs and was active Thursday. Funeral held at home with burial in Greenwood Cemetery as family and friends mourn.
Two Women to College to Learn Gardening Plan
Mrs. Chester Cadwallader, longtime civic garden instructor in Waterloo, will gain two trained assistants next year under a city plan. The group will send two women to Ames for a short course to qualify them as instructors, expanding the home garden program launched in 1916 by the Woman's club amid rising food needs.
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Chester Cadwallader
Waterloo
Ames
A.T. Hukill
City Home Garden Committee
Garfield Order Closes Plants Amid War Fuel Crisis
Protests poured into fuel administration offices as Dr Garfield outlined a sweeping coal order for wartime. The plan restricts coal use in most stores, enacts Monday heatless holidays for 10 weeks, and includes munitions plants. Violations carry up to 5000 dollars or imprisonment. Daily papers may burn files only on specified Mondays.
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Ftis
Council of National Defense
Fuel Administration
Garfield
Curbon
St. Louis
Farmers Mutual Telephony directors chosen at La Porte City
At the annual stockholders meeting Farmers Mutual Telephony named seven directors for the year O A Wallace O E Miles Bp K McQuilkin George Banger M C Garman J BR Elliote and Wat Iniitips They will meet next week to organize and select officers.
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Q. Moon
Vintom
W. W. Smith
O. A. Wallace
A. A. Robertson
Jesse
Rober
Catharine Gingrich
Glen C. Feeters
Wberry
C. Mahn
Methodist Church
Ned Porora
Red Cross
A. T. Kine
Charles OQ. Hunter
Forthwest
John Gammions
West View Cemetery
Mr. Hunter
Columbus
Ilinois
Jhoy
Iowa
Fox
Mary Metcalf
Rosa
Frank E
Nellie A. Rauhauser
Spring Valley
Minn
WR. Hunter
Raymond
Lfe
R. Gardner
Frank Esher
East Walnut Street
Waterloo
la Porte City
Tena Molonair
Perlonite
Chicago
A. MeePhayden
Buchan
St Francis Hospital
H. G. Adams
Ladies' Ald Society at Raymond Met in January
The January Raymond Methodist Ladies' Aid Society met at Rev J O Peltier's home for an all day session with a noon picnic. Afternoon sewing replaced business. storms blocked roads. Service held at the parsonage for fuel conservation. no evening service. Red Cross Auxiliary meets Jan 23 at Mrs Will Heinen's home. Locals report personnel moves and travels including a Dubuque college appointment and Camp Cody wireless training. Auto crash reported at Fourth and Washington. Fuel order rulings forthcoming and possible three day business shutdowns to conserve coal amid heavy snow.
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Raymond
Ladies
Ald Society of the Methodist Church
J. O. Peltier
Methodist Church
Raymond Red Cross
Will Heinen
G. E. Smith
Mariynn
A. Almis
Waterloo
B. &. Hull
Dubuque College
George Trautman
City in Brief: Local Notes From Waterloo Area
Charles Stackhouse returned from a business trip to Dubuque. Michael Jackman of East Dubuque was in business today. Marvin, son of Mr and Mrs C A Stanley, is ill with typhoid fever at home on Standolph street. Rechtfertig recovered from ptomaine poisoning and pneumonia and went home from St Francis Capital. Mr and Mrs P Recriffin left for Deming New Mexico to visit their son Philip in training with the Waterloo ambulance corps at Camp Cody. Horace Slippy said he was in Washington DC and heads to Miami Florida for business with Pittsburgh Testing laboratories. Roland Randall of Waterloo and Peart Neville of Independence were married by Rev J C Kepford in Independence and will reside in Waterloo. An error noted: the so called German Lutheran school 100 per cent Red Cross claim is false. the Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran at Walnut and Fremont is the correct school.
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Nashua
Frank Maine
Maine
Excelsior Springs
Fred
Lou
J. H. Eckstein
Wallace James
Rollins Shope
Osage
Fred Stickman
Waterloo
Bray
Charles Stickman
Mason City
Greenwood Cemetery
Sarah Hickok
Portland
Ore
Rudolph Freeburg
United States
Sixth
New York Cavalry
Gettysburg
Minnesota
Cortland
Bir. Freeburg
G. A. HR
Mr. Freeburg
B. J. Towne
F. L Freeburg
H. E. Velaner
Hubbard
Minn
A. W. Freeburg
Charles
Rochester
Bert Worden
EBFP
Meyers
Ella Westhoff
Russell Staley
S. J. Hawkins
Capt. C. Za
Camp Cody
Asa Blake
Riverton
Township
E. C. Milter
M. L. Woodbridgee
Marvin
C. A. Stanley
Standolph Street
Mark G. Rechtfertig
St. Francis Kaapital
P. Recriffin
Deming
N. M
Philip
Waterloo Ambulance Corps
Red Cross
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran
Walnut and
Fremont Streets
Iowa Master Builders convention bids and officers named
The 1919 Iowa Master Builders association convention cities Waterloo Cedar Rapids Dubuque and Des Moines vie for the honor with officers elected including President A A Arnould Davenport and Secretary T G Mills Webster City. A bundled public instruction note praises East High schools and Kilse, with other items noting marriage licenses for Pitman Stuart Olsen and Hansen.
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Iowa Master Builders
Davenport
Iowa Master Builders’ Association
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Des Moines
A. A. Arnould
John Sualler
T. G. Mills
Webster
J. E. Tulant
Howard L. Pitman
Oelwein
Rachel Stuart
Cedar, Minn
Neta P. Olsen
Cedar Falls
Emma K. Hansen
Testaments Rechiveied and Community Notices
Mrs. J. M. McStay superintendent of tall work for the Wo CLT U for 20 years recalls a shipment of prison books and testaments for use in her work. Military hygiene class lists over 44 men. Various names and places appear in a fragmented column of notices and names.
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J. M. McStay
Wo Clt, U
Wannu Club Health Budget Aims for City Cooperation
The public health committee of the Wannu club seeks city cooperation to improve sanitation and budget planning. Club leaders, joint shopkeepers, and local business owners expressed support today as they discussed city sanitation and staff assistance in a joint effort.
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Wannu
Peetor
Anl Business Nies
Payday Soars as Illinois Central Workers Receive Large Wages
A December pay period yields one of the heaviest paydays of the year for Agandy and Way crews. Workers get compensation for work in the last half of December. Shopmen pushed to the limit to keep locos and cars in good condition, with sixteen days in the second half of December contributing to the unusually large pay.
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Agandy
Llinois Central
Ulypto Cough Drops and Ointment Promote Quick Relief
An old style print advert touts Ulypto products as a universal relief for pains and congestion. It markets Alynte Ointment with eucalyptus extracts for sore throats joints and rheumatic pains and Ulypto Cough Drops for throat tickle hoarseness and cough, with distribution through local druggists and stores.
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Clgar
Waterloo Uy Mivire Drug Co
Henderson Drug On
Schuneman Drug Co
Wangler Broz
CG Db
McVermote
Kansen and Hansen
Nervy Steeplejack Faces Heights With Cheerful Nerve
Nervy steeplejack Edgar Willams works aloft on a skyline flagpole amid crowded streets. He wears a cheery smile and calm composure, his nerves praised as the key to hazard work. The scene links his steadiness to a growing public interest in resilience and healthful living.
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Edgar Williama
Tantoo
Atla
Edgar Willams
Daredevil Steeple Jack Williams Praised For Health
In Cincinnati at 262 Ru geley street Steeple jack Williams boasts perfect health and nerves for dangerous heights. He credits Tanlae with steadying his stomach and physique, enabling calm during hazardous jobs. His wife also praises Tanlae for restoring vitality and ambition. Sold by The Schuneman Drug Co. and first class druggists nearby.
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Tanlae
Aliso
Tarlac
Schuneman Drug Co
Water Inc
Lowa
Prisoners use cough remedy to obtain narcotics
Prisoners at the Suffolk County jail in Boston allegedly obtained dope by feigning severe coughs to the sheriff, citing a Boston Post article. Doctors warn against narcotic cough cures and endorse Father John's Medicine as a safe alternative, noting its long history and wholesome, nonaddictive properties.
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Suffolk County
Boston
Boston Post
Father John
Toleep Grand Says ANBS Dennis Tanlac Story
Mrs. G A Dennis of Waterloo aged 62 reports relief after one bottle of Tanlac. She suffered from a bad stomach with gas and bloating, loss of energy and rheumatism. She says appetite improved, sleep better, strength returned, and rheumatism faded for over a week, and she recommends Tanlac to friends.
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G. A. Dennis
Tanlac credited by Waterloo residents for digestion aid
A Waterloo reader reports Tanlac relieved stomach and kidney pains and nervousness after trying the tonic on the urging of local advertisements. The letter cites improved digestion, weight gain, better sleep, and the ability to eat freely, claiming Tanlac benefits many conditions including dyspepsia and liver or kidney discomfort.
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Waterloo
Tanlac
A. Brown
Illinois Central Ry
Florence Street
Taniac
Mr. Brown
Tanlac reliefs stomach troubles in Waterloo reader testimony
Waterloo resident William Klallerman reports Tanlac relieved his weak stomach after meals and allowed hearty eating with comfort. Drugstore says Tanlac is a vegetable formula aiding digestion. Company touts ingredients from multiple countries and claims improved digestion boosts overall health.
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William Klallerman
Franklin Street
Waterloo
Tanlee
Schuneman'a
Schuneman Drug Co
South America
Nile
Tanlac Endorsement From Waterloo Metal Worker
F G Meyers a sheet metal worker at Cement Tile Machinery Co Waterloo says Tanlac restored his appetite sleep and energy. He reports gaining weight and considers it inexpensive at ten dollars a bottle endorsing its benefit for stomach trouble and recovery.
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F. G. Meyers
Franklin Street
Waterloo
Tenlac Aids Woman With Appetite And Gas Relief
Mrs Howard, described as pleasant, credits Tenlac with restoring her appetite and alleviating troublesome gases. She notes quick relief and recommends the medicine, claiming it greatly improved her well being.
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Howard
Woman’s housework burdens and Tantac relief told by Mrs Ormsby
Waterloo resident Mrs A Ormsby asserts men underrate women’s many home duties and claims Tantac the root berry medicine eased her rheumatism and stomach troubles after months of weakness. She notes return of energy and reduced bloating following treatment at 408 Logan Street.
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A. Ormsby
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