Immigrant Bolshevik Threat Fears Rise After War
Washington reports a government official warns of a rush of German Hungarian and other European immigrants tainted by Bolshevism and seeking refuge in America as the peace treaty limits migrations. He cites fear of indemnities and the lure of cheap labor, noting Hungarian and German forces and political shifts as fuel for future migrations. He also covers garden club growth and a tribute to Rep. Good for savings in recent federal appropriations, plus car dealer responsibility in modern merchandising.
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Washington, D. C
Europe
America
Hunhrang
Hunary
Addion
Roumania
South America
Hungary
Hasselated
Overland-Hanson Company
Citizens Plan Proposed to Expand Waterloo Civic Group
Waterloo booster meeting hears a plan by H B Lichty and the Waterloo Commercial Club board to form a Citizens Greater Waterloo Committee. The proposal urges a broader city wide body with elected directors and diversified departments to coordinate civic work and membership drives.
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Greater Waterloo
H. B. Lichty
Waterloo Commercial Club
Russell-Lamson
Lichty
Weigel
Citizens’ Committee
Citizens’ Greater Waterlood Committee
Greater Waterloo Committee
Citizens of Waterloo
Ny Chamber of Commerce
East Side
West Side
People of
Waterloo
Provintea
Watering
Waterlon Commercial Club
Mulic
Board of Directers
Clereymen
Witertae
Mdvanre
Salad Organization
Ito
New Plant Unites Marvel and Novelty Works in Waterloo
The Marvel Manufacturing Company combines with Dyersville’s Novelty Iron Works to form a larger Waterloo facility at 861-809 Commercial Street. The 65 by 160 foot two story building houses $45,000 of ready equipment from Novelty and expands product lines to Universal tractor and portable concrete mixers with five sizes, plus Stapleless fence posts. Ernest Wege leads the company as president and treasurer with 13 years in cement machinery and Milwaukee origin, directing the new venture to build on the area’s factory prestige.
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Marvel Manufacturing Company
Novelty Iron Works
Dyersville
Waterloo
Vaughan Implement Company
Commercial Street
Milwaukas
Wis
Grant Avenue
Feites
Wege Brothers
Jthoss
Dyersville Company
Marvel Company
Jesup
Oelwein
Hazleton
D&s
Independence
Black Hawk County
Randalia
Bryantburg
Burlington
United States
Cedar River A2 Community Building Feasibility Planned
The document states a new community building to house public organizations and other entities. If engineers and architects deem it feasible and advisable, the board of directors will take steps to erect the building.
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Cedar River
Liquor ban looms as hotel industry eyes tipless future
Chicago June 25 A C Stephens president of the Ohio Hotel association says the era of tip enabled service may end with liquor bans. Hotels expect fewer tips, pursue cafeteria dining and mechanical service devices. He predicts widespread adoption of waitstaff substitutes as wages and labor tighten amid war conditions.
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Chicago
A. C. Stephens
Ohin Hotel Association
Stephens
St.air
Toledo
Stephene
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Cedar, Rapids
Slater
Congress
East Fourth Street
L. B. Park
East Fourth
East Waterlon
Citizens of
Waterloo Township
East Wa‘terlan Township
Board of Directors
Ernest Wege
J. J. Richmond
Secre Itary
Frank Feltes
Sea Rsa
Universal Tractor Concrete
L. BE. Glaza
ERATO
Abhi Hola Men's Mechanibal Service
Hans
Gorve
Renpears
Eluck
Suntur
Associated Prena
Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Marcel Kncent
Samuel Plants
Lawrence College
Courier
Arant’s
G. H. Hospers
Black Hawk Bank
Percy R. Wood
Leavitt & Johnson Rank Bldg
Town
WM. H, Ross
Leavitt and Johnson Building
Shect
E. I. Dunkelberg
Black
F.C. Lee Optometrist
Sycamore Street
E. Boyce Optometrist
Lowa
the Telephone Company
Bell System
Iowa Telephone Company
Nichols & Gates
West Fourth St
Jn Airship
C.M. Allen
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