Harden Blames Peace Failure On The Raider
London reports Maximilian Tiarden’s Die Zukunft review of Wilson and Lloyd George speeches. Harden accuses Germany of steering Austria Hungary into war and says Brest Litovsk could have yielded peace if not for German conquest demands. He urges treaty sanctity armament reduction and self determination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Maximilian Tiarden
Die Zukunft
Wilson
Premiser Lloyd George
Germany
Austria
Herr Harden
Austria-Hungary
Brest Litovsk
Prack
Lig
Alsaceé-Lorraine
Yankee Airmen Train in Italy
American aviators in Southern Italy train under Italian officers since late September. Despite frequent crashes, only minor injuries occur. A standout tale features Harry Harris of California getting lost for days, landing in a village square and being fed before returning to camp. Green Stockings community theatre ad closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Harry Harris
California
Apennines
Austria
Adriatic
Special effort to increase Knights of Pythias membership
Helmet lodge No.9 marks its fifth anniversary on February 19 with an initiation of a large candidate class. W. W. Osborn, special deputy grand chancellor from Sioux City, attends Waterloo to push membership. He will remain until the class is initiated and will recruit from prospects supplied by the local order. Osborn recently formed 61 members at Charles City in six weeks and 59 at Burlington in the prior six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmet Lodge No.9
Knights of Pyrthias Lodge
Waterloo
W. W Osborn
Sioux City
Osborn
Charles City
Burlington
McKinley Carnation League urges flag in lieu of flowers
In Columbus Ohio Tan 2 with the seventy fifth birth anniversary of President William McKinley tomorrow the McKinley Carnation League of America proposes replacing the carnations McKinley’s favorite flower with a small American flag to honor the occasion and deepen patriotic sentiment. Master painters will meet at F Michaels office tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Tan
Willam McKinley
McKinley Carnation League of America
McKinley
League
F. Michael's
Society Notes and Local Announcements
Society notes from Tuesday cover anniversaries dinners and club events at Memorial hall Entre Nous and Double Six clubs plus a surprise shower for Miss Esther Brusie and engagement news for Margaret Eighmey and Capt. R. K. Puffer. Also church thrift pledges reports, a hospital injury, a teamsters strike end, and a Log Cabin Farm sale notice.
Fire department responds to chimney fire alarm at residence
A single call to the John Smith home at 200 Lane street triggered a fire department check for a burning chimney. An insurance ad urges securing a policy with Iowa Manufacturers Fire Jasmanca Company of Waterloo, Rome office at 622 Commercial street, telephone 115.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Lane Street
Iowa Manufacturers Fire
Jasmanca Company
Watorina
Rome
Commercial Street
Telephone
Advorticermant
Second Heatless Monday Still Wheels in Eagt
New York reports a second successive heatless Monday amid nationwide fuel restrictions. Industry cites incomplete exemptions, policing tight, and major exchanges closed. Banks and offices largely idle as cold weather sustains coal shortage fears. Chicago notes smoother transit and strict saloon rules as schools reopen after two weeks. Financial districts adhere to fuel administration dictates. only produce exchanges remain partly open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun
New York Stock Exchange
Altho
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Nuns Smoot
Chicago
Schnettler
Wall Street Frigin
Wyall Street
Financial District
Federal Fuel Administration
New Regulations Now For Figtels And Cakes In Iowa
Sweeping conservation measures for hotels and dining places in Iowa take effect Wednesday Jan 30. Jatoh Levingston of Iowa Hotel and Restaurant Men's association said the food administrator J F Deems at Burlington announced limits including wheatless and meatless days and meals from Monday through Sunday with varying restrictions on meat and pork. The rules apply until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Jatoh Levingston
Group Seven
Iowa Hotel and Restaurant Men's Associaion
J. F. Deems
Burlington
Gorrell Delights Waterloo with One Night Show
Al Gorrell, longtime Waterloo favorite, drew a full house at the Waterloo theatre for a one night presentation of Putting It Over. A new company impressed patrons, replacing the former troupe, with talks of a protracted engagement to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Gorrell
Waterloo
Gorrell
Jury hears case over farm beating damages claim
Seventy eight jurors were summoned, sixty seven appeared for district court work. Three were excused. The first jury case is on trial in Judge W. Mullan's division. Katie Bonn plainslie and Ralph E Brush are involved. Bonn claims damages for a beating she says occurred when she went to Brush's farm to recover stray stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Mullan
Katie Bonn Plainslie
Ralph E. Brush
Brush
St Jacob's Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
A vintage advertisement touts St Jacob's Liniment as the quickest and safest relief for aches and stiffness. It claims instant relief for head to toe pain, urging a small bottle from the drug store and promising harmless skin contact with no burning sensations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jacob's
Births Reported In Various Townships And Cities
Birth announcements list several new additions including a daughter for Charles E. Brice of 127 Smith Street and a daughter for Tel F. Sermoles of 1015 Washington Street born January 23. John T. Siebel of Eagle Township reports a daughter January 11. Robert G. Hayes of Lester Township reports a daughter January 17. Leonard Hopes of 68 Mobile Street reports a son January 23. Charles Clement’s daughter born at Burlington Tan on January 22. Frank S. McMullan of Big Creek reports a son January 2. Robert H. McDowell of 12 Jefferson Avenue reports a son January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Brice
Smith Street
Tel F. Sermoles
Washington Street
John T. Siebel
Eagie Township
Robert G. Hayes
Lester Township
Leonard Hopes
Mobile Street
Charles Clement
Burlington
Tan
Frank S. McCullan
Big Creek
Robert H. McDowell
Jeferson Eivect
Psychological Tests for Enlisted Men in All Army Branches
Psychological tests for enlisted men across all army branches are being used to identify mental aptitude and placement. Major Robert McYarles reports that about 50,000 enlisted men and 6,000 officers have been examined, with findings indicating roughly 2 percent show serious neural development issues, while intelligence ratings aid leadership and assignment decisions. A military psychology school will be established at Fort Oxlethorpe, Georgia for about 60 trainees monthly, and Col Shaw notes these tests reflect established, not novel, methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Camp Dodge
Hodge Ds
Todai
Robert Mc Yaorles
Gat. Gateos
S Washington
Medical Officers Training
Fort Oxglethorpe
Washington
Carp Lee
Shaw
Red Cross Bazar at Independence a Fine Success
Independence Iowa January 28 The Red Cross bazar hosted by the womens auxiliary drew strong crowds at the hall. Net receipts reached about 206 dollars as bidders paid high prices for many items. Auctions continued all day and evening with booths run by local organizations and a festive program including a dance each night. Notable address by Chas Verevault French army officer from Camp Dodge drew a fully packed crowd and many were turned away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aenendoice
Tred Cross Bazar
Ings
AL Jaegers
Corlis
Alan
Wise Hall
Treut
Chas. Vereevault
Camp Dodge
Lieut
Petervault
Hans
Physical Tests For Registrants Friday At Porterville
About 100 registrants are set for physical examinations Friday at the Porterville office. A drill of examinations will start at 9:00 a.m. and continue into the day. Those summoned who fail to appear Thursday will be examined next week or deemed unfit for service with deferment or dismissal as directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phystecan
Feliie Chase
Yieu
Porterfield
Pee Hee
Torati
Y W C A Seeks 7000 During the Year
The Y W C A announces a year budget goal of seven thousand dollars with 42000 to 25281 amounts anticipated from department funds and subscriptions to cover remaining needs. Mrs David Stevenson chairs the finance drive with Mrs Powers as general chairman and other officers named. The employment and training department plans a strong year as many women enter commercial work. last year 284 positions were filled and 190 remain under investigation.
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Tha Y. WC
AL Budget
Can Paswa
Venus
David Stevenson
Finance Campaigia
Mes
Green Stockings at the Little Theatre Cast List
The Little Theatre presents Green Stockings Wednesday Thursday and Friday with a large cast including Admiral Grice Russell Tamron Mr Faratay A M Sorenson Cal ener Sith Dor CG La Chambers Jenry Sleale Pressy Franig James Raleign Carleton Walkers Robert Garver Lawton Lamb Martin Glance Weick Celia Waraday Mrs Jon KE O keefe Aunt Ida Mrs M Voorhees Madge Mrs W OH Stewart Evelyn Vernflock Mhylts Dorothy Seales. Reservations are at Schuneman s Fourth street west and Watsonen Hansen s stores.
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Admiral Grice
Russell Tamron
Mr. Faratay
A. M. Sorenson
Calener Sith
Dor CG. la
Chambers
Jenry Sleale
Pressy Franig
James Raleign
Carleton Walkers
Robert Garver
Lawton Lamb
Martin
Glasence Weick
Celia Waraday
Jon KE. O'kKeefe
Ida
M. Voorhees
Madge
W. OH
Stewart
Evelyn
Vernflock
Mhylts
Dorothy Seales
Schuneman’s
Fourth Street West
Watnsen & Llansen's
Waild Chairmen Named for War Bond Organization
Ward chairmen named for a Waterloo war basis group to promote liberty bond and related movements. A meeting is set for Wednesday evening in Chamber of Commerce rooms to decide the organization name. Pastor Dr Charles R Bair votes leave of absence for five days weekly to attend Y M C A training at Camp Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Liberty Bond
Chamber of Gommerce
M. Larrowman
Louis Prank
TI. M. Fheed
C. A. Morris
Charles R. Bair
Grace M. . Church
Y. A
G. A
Camp Dodge
L. G. Park
I. Cheever
Blood cleansing remedy claim for scrofula cure ad
An advertisement proclaims 5.5.5 as a time tested blood cleanser that removes scrofula traces and hereditary impurities. It promises renewed health, predicated on purifying the blood, and offers free medical advice from Swift Specific Co at H 118 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyme
Swift Sporoific Co
Swift Laboratory
iAllanta
Georgia
Gosh All Hemlock! Mrs Beats All In Garden Produce Tale
A farmer reports a bountiful garden yield with half bushel tidies and many bushels of onions, potatoes, lettuce, strawberries, and other items. The housewife preserves items in jars while the family processes large quantities of radishes, greens, and beans, aiming for satisfactory storage and food supplies.
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Tari
Mortuary notices for Fred Beckel and Melvin Sehuster
Fred Beckel died yesterday near Waterland after a long illness. He was 21 and known in Mt Varmont. Melvin Clyde Sehuster, 3-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Paul Sehuster of Charles City, died at Presbyterian Hospital after an operation. Body to O Keeffe Towne mortuary and shipped to Charles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day Howard
Second Street West
John Lund
St. Ansgar
J. R. Allen
Fred Beckel
Fred Beckeb
Camp Cody
Pewiog
John Hoeser
Fourth Street
Eael
Mr. Neckel
Waverly
Woiam Becket
Wu Farm
Waterlan
Mt. Varmont
Melvin Clydis Sumustei
Melvin Clyde Sehuster
Paul FP. Sehuster
Charles City
Presbyterian Hospital
Ashe O'Keefe & Towne Mortuary
Sixty Conversions At Waterloo Revival Series
War and religion dominated Waterloo gatherings as Kenyon supporters filled Waterloo theatre. Riley’s revival drew overflow crowds, with many attendees later joining at Walnut Street Baptist and Fleet Presbyterian churches. He preached on The Down Town Church and The Perennial Revival, urging constant revival. the series wraps with final services tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Theatre
Riley
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Bensg
Fleet Presbyterian Church
Down Town
Truck Gardeners Meet on Early Potatoes in Cedar Falls
A meeting of truck gardeners will be held in the Commercial club rooms in Cedar Falls on Tuesday, January 29 at 7 30 p m. The discussion will focus on Early Potatoes and all interested persons are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Cedar Falls
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harden
Wilson and
Lloyd George
Wehar
U.S
Mkinley League
Grace Hoey
Henry W. Savage
W. R
Memorial Hall
Oscar Brown
John Mullany
Esther Brusie
John Reidinger
Spencer
F. C. Sage
Sirs. Sage
Esther Smail Littie
Misses
Shafer
Haddock
Myers
Pearl Ellis
Jolly Six Club
Ellis
Clyde Hull
Viola
King’s Daughters
First Brethren Church
Sk. Stevenson
W. R. Law
Bighmacy
Margaret Eighmey
F. J. Eighmey
R. K. Puffer
Camp Grant
Highmey Home
Sacred Heart
Central Christian
First Congregational
A. A. McCormick
Lionel Heinz
Mwe
Hawkere Oil Company
Privers
Waverly Junction
dHuckanan
Dorothy Brisco
Center Street
WW. T. Waggoner
Montreal
Canada
Jerome Sprague
George Hansen
Boone
John Boeger
Benit
Lichly
Philadelphia
Oliver Chapman
Wdith May
St. Francis Hospital
Carl Hammond
Manly
Rose Weltze
Cambre
Nellie Gambre
Jacksonville, Ill
Owens Home
Broadway Street
Edgar Holmes
F. F. Knapp
Black Hawk County
Glenwood
R. 77
Hill
Central Life of
Russell- Lamson
Tawa
J. C
Dubuque
W. F. Parrott
Ames
Town Forestry and Conservation Association
New Life Institute
4Th St
New York City
Gorretle
Audifngh
Oureneso
Red Cross Bazar
Y.W.C.A
Waild
DR. Bair
Lyon
Scott's
Scott’s
Seat & Bowne
Bloomfield
Hamlin
Leath
Clement
Pilex
Des S Moines
Low
Galloway
Omercy Oain
Winnipeg
Galloway-Messer Farms
Kelley
Maeger
Segis Johanna Orms
Nate
Sesin Sohanns Ormady
Briabi Eliirtan Foundation
Haley
Worm Pai
Nellie Sealy
Pontiac
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