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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1919

Page

7

Veterans Band Makes Big Hit at Chautauqua

Ewings Overseas Band of World War veterans headlined yesterday's chautauqua with classical and jazz selections under Prof W M Ewing. Dr Alva Reitzel spoke on Patriotism, and the program drew the largest crowds. Mathisen Concert Company is featured today with James T Nichols lecturing after the concert. Junior chautauqua continues with pageant prep and elected town officers guiding daily activities.

Ewings Sam Metropolitan Opera House Opera Mirror Blue and W. M. Hwing Ewing Chautauqua Alva Reitzel Mathisen Christian Mathisen Ignatius Tello Jeanette Booher Margarite Poindexter Paul J. Barnaby Edwin R. Moore Craig Ellyson Marguerite Howell Frederick E. Moore Geraldine Russell Evelyn Mcthinney Anne McElhinney Edgard Barrett

County's Largest Contingent Went to Army Year Ago

Cedar Falls July 21 One year ago 226 Black Hawk county men exclusive of Waterloo answered the call of the exemption board to appear for induction into the army. Crowds gathered at city hall as heat mounted. They departed from the station Monday morning to Camp Pike. Most were mustered and returned home, the largest contingent ever sent from the county.

Cedar Falls Black Hawk County Waterloo Ralcall Oscar Lowry Tulsa Ohlo Cedar Falls District Iowa McLaughlin General Assembly Pew Jacobson County Board Social Welfare League

Water­loo Teen Blessed by Anonymous Chicago Gifter

William Ravane, a Waterloo cripple hailed as the happiest boy alive, reports a mysterious benefactor in Mandel Bros. Chicago who sent a Japanese incense burner and many oriental gifts. Letters from The Incense Lady and The Chicago Lady arrive from Paris, London, Banff, and Victoria as Ravane receives a Klondike stickpin gift and hopeful notes from unseen friends across the United States and Europe.

William Ravane Mandel Bros Waterloo Wiliam Ravane J. W. Miller Franklin Street Chicago Oriental Goods Crippie Miller Mr. Ravane Iam Chateau iThierry London Euroape Paris Ruvane Banff Canada Victoria B. C William Klondike Alaska Ffriend Mandel Messige

Gardens Suffer From Rain Shortage With No Relief Seen

Four weeks without meaningful rainfall leave gardens and late potatoes suffering in Iowa counties. Government gauge records show only 0.2 inch since June 23 after a 0.76 inch fall. Pastures burn, dust clouds rise on rural roads, though some farmers report benefits like hay and grain harvests due to prior dryness. We hope for rain by August as area to be changed is limited.

Iowa

Automobile Dealers Plan Welcome for Motortruck Train

Local auto men led by B B Hunter plan a Waterloo welcome for a cross country motor truck train arriving Aug 7 from Independence. The 25 factory convoy, part of the National Association tour, will parade through the city with the Jackie band from Chicago providing concerts and leading a downtown route. The trip, starting in Chicago Aug 4 and ending Milwaukee Oct 4, aims to showcase advances in motor truck building to farmers and residents.

Artve Waterloo Loca Automobile B. B. Hunter H. R. Shoemaker D. A. Repass Marty Padden Chicago Milwaukee National Association of Motortruck Sales Managers Independence Jackie Band

New Record in Road Work Sets Month Totals

In June the secretary of agriculture approved 133 federal aid project statements for 1,390.29 miles of road at an estimated cost of 24,220,608.90 with 11,024,289.12 federal aid requested. This marks the largest month for project statements and federal aid.

Secretary of Agriculture State Highway Departments Treasury

Asient but effective salesman For Sale Act in the Courier

A fragment notes a sale act item described as effective by a local salesman. The Courier references sale details and related action in an unspecified section.

The Courier

Blood Healing for Skin Diseases Promises Quick Relief

An old medical advert suggests skin eruptions stem from infected blood and touts S. S. S. as the superior cure. It claims remedies fail while this tonic cleanses the blood, improves complexion, and returns a healthy glow. Readers are urged to obtain a bottle from a druggist or write for advice from the Medical Director in Atlanta.

2 Swift Jaboratory Atlanta Fia

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