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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1917

Page

9

Des Moines Reports Savings In State Publication Costs

Iowa officials announce a major reduction in state publication costs, saving about 34 percent and roughly 21,930 dollars over 18 months under new supervision. Ora Williams notes savings stem from copy preparation and streamlined tabular handling, with ongoing supervision covering about 63 percent of printing.

Des Moines State Department Iowa General Assembly Ora’ Williams Williams

State publication consolidation urged by chief official

A recommendation urged broader consolidation of the state's publication business. The chief calls for supervision that would include job printing as well as books and reports, aiming for a more complete system.

Winde

Manchester Banquet for Soldiers At New Armory

Manchester hosts a January banquet for local National Guard members at the new armory. Major Utley centers the event with speeches by local officials and officers, songs, and dances with civilian guests, highlighting army experiences and border memories.

Manchester National Guard Harry G. Utley A. OE. Cloud Hons Wr Hey Norris T. EB. Fleming Major Utley D. A. Preussner W. F. Grossman Fred Miller Tom Wilson F. P. Walker F. B. Wilson J. W. Wiliams Robert S Harris Delaware County Farmers’ Institute

Japan Reports Global Merchant Ship Losses Soar

Tokyo January 19 Baron Kenjiro Den minister of communications told the Japan Trade Association that 1,290 merchant vessels totalling 2,910,000 tons have been sunk since the war began. Japan has suffered nine ship losses totalling 38,600 tons while entente powers bear heavier losses. Trade has grown with ramp steamers to America and Asia, increasing fivefold since the war.

Tokio Baron Kenjiro den Japan Trade Association Japan America Australia India

Automobiles to replace horses in Yellowstone park

Service in Yellowstone national Park will furnish tourists with automobiles next summer instead of horses. About 2,000 horses that hauled stages will be disposed of, replaced by three operating concerns for camps hotels and stages. Horses will be sold to European firms if plans proceed.

Yellowstone National Park European Airmea

Need for Sixty More Divisions in the West Front

The Times military correspondent argues for a prolonged war and stresses a dire need for six additional divisions in the west. He claims Germany maintains 128 divisions facing Allied forces, while British, French, and Belgian numbers do not yet promise a decision. He urges greater manpower and heavy weapons to secure victory.

London The Times Germany France Roumania Kitchener the Times Lord Kitchener

Recovery Praise for NACOR After Pneumonia Many Benefited

Weston December 7. C Leslie Pritchard recounts his pneumonia recovery with NACOR. He says the medicine cleared his lungs, improved appetite, and steadily restored strength allowing light work and eventual steady effort. He urges others with asthma bronchitis lung trouble or run down systems to use NACOR and request the free folder.

Weston C. Leslie Pritchard Nacor Leslie Pritchard

M T Haymann Offers Free Copy of Pact About Nacor

M T Haymann of 435 Utica Ride Des Moines Ta advertises a free copy of a work titled Pacts about Nacor. The notice provides no further details on author publisher or distribution method.

M. T. Haymann Utica Ride Des Moines Nacor

Private Physicians Fast Passing In Great Britain

London dated report notes that private practitioners may vanish before war’s end, with patients forced to infirmaries. The Lancet advocates mobilizing all medical services to meet calls anywhere, anytime, as a wartime economy measure. The Glasgow Victoria infirmary annual meeting is cited as support for this view.

London Glasgow Victoria Infirmary Lancet

OWA Woman Gets Canadian Pension

Mrs Henry Whiner receives a pension through Senator Kenyons efforts as his appeal to Secretary Lansing highlights Canadas generous support for soldiers. The case concerns Albert Rhinar of Hardy Humboldt county Iowa serving with Canadian forces in France and seeks pension for his mother and father.

Washington Waterloo Evening Courier Washington, D. C Canada Mahood Kenyon Lansing To Albert Rhinar Huardy Humboldt County Iowa France Hardy State Department Rhiner

Papes Diapepsin Claims Fast Indigestion Relief

An advertisement touts Papes Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion and sour stomach. It promises relief within five minutes by neutralizing excess acid and aiding digestion after meals. The ad notes a fifty cent price at pharmacies and urges readers to begin use for relief from dyspepsia and related symptoms.

Pape

Canadian Payments For War Service Mentioned

The Ottawa sent word that Rhiner has resigned 29 dollars a month to his father Henry Rhiner and the Canadian government will add 20 dollars a month to Elva Rhiner for her son's service with allied troops. Payments to Rhiner senior will be deducted from the son's pay. Mrs Rhiner’s allowance starts from his enlistment date November 4, 1914, and will be issued as monthly checks from Canada. Senator Kenyon notes Iowa youths serve with Canadian troops and cites progress in securing payments for service. The YMCA reports its war work is active near battle lines, with hot drinks in dugouts near enemy lines and near a vital point where wounded are treated.

M. CG. A

Hasek's Tong's Grocery Ad Offers Meats and More

A fragment from a historic page shows an advertisement header for Hasek's Tong's Grocery listing items such as frankfurterk liver Saue sage bologna minced ham and similar offerings in a small town grocery ad.

Dubuque Hartong’s Grocery Hasek’ Tong

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