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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1923

Page

7

Des Moines guardsmen encamp at Camp Dodge Aug 21

National Guardsmen across Iowa prepare for the annual Camp Dodge encampment starting August 21. The camp will include a new mass hall headquarters building, upgraded latrines and showers, and a closed pool for the duration of the encampment. Adj. Gen. Lasher plans daily programs with rifle range work chemical warfare instruction and social events. Gen. Duncan will inspect with governor Kendall present on governor's days.

Des. Moines Camp Dodge Des Moines Adj Lasher Duncan Seventh Corps Omaha Kendall

Threshing set to start Monday near Cedar Falls

Threshing begins Monday in the Cedar Falls area with Behrens brothers George Call Grant Olesen OlS Johnson Hans Schmidt Synnergaard families Warmers Utility and others having routing and scheduling completed. Oats yields are estimated 35 to 45 bushels per acre with some fields reaching 50. Quality is noted as very good though the stand is shorter than ideal.

Cedar Falls Behrens Brothers George Call Grant Olesen Ols Johnson Hans, Schmidt Synnergaard Brothers Warmers Utility Company

Fire Marshal A. Tracy Targets Lightning Losses

Des Moines July 20 J A Tracy state fire marshal compiles figures on lightning fire losses and finds farms barns suffer most with little protection in country. He backs lightning rods and serves on a national committee to set uniform rod standards for efficiency and safety.

Des Moines J. A. Tracy Marshal Tracy

Women of Three Generations Use Pinkham’s Compound

Three generations, a daughter, a mother, and a grandmother, attest to Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a strengthening tonic for women’s ills. First made in 1873 by Lydia B. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts, its fame spread widely as a standard remedy. It is claimed to benefit 98 of every 100 women who try it.

Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia BH. Pinkham Lynn Mass

Henry Smith Sentenced to Life in Crime Against Girl

Henry Smith, 32, arrested after an attack on Miss Edna Eckler of Felix township, admitted guilt. He declined marriage to avert a life term. Judge Boles imposed a life sentence for a crime against a girl under 16. Smith claimed Chicago as home and had worked near the Eckler residence.

Grundy Center Henry Smith Edna Wekler Felix Township Boles Smith Chicago Ilia Eckler

Parole Board Considers Reducing Prison Sentence

The board of parole may shorten the sentence if circumstances justify it. Sheriff Bockes with D H Dieken and Ben Bimith escorted the prisoner to Anamosa Tuesday to begin serving time.

Board of Parole Sherrif Bockes 2D. H. Dieken Ben Bimith Anamosa

Presbyterians Prepare $2,000,900 Endowment Drive

Des Moines reports ministers and laymen from Iowa presbyteries gathered to plan a statewide endowment campaign totaling 2 million dollars. The educational board will deploy trained staff and base at Des Moines to fund Parsons College Coe College Buena Vista College and Presbyterian centers at state institutions.

Des Moines Educational Board Iowa Parsons, Coe Buena Vista Presbyterian O. W. Buschgen General Board of Education of The Church

Charles City A L Post Plans Labor Day Event

Charles City Iowa reports the Americano Legion post will hold legion day on Labor Day September 2. Committees are formed to stage a baseball game band concert free attractions a carnival dance and other entertainment for the observance.

Charles City A. L. Post Charles City Americano Legion

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