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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1918

Page

12

Russian envoy resignations amid Brest Litovsk talks

Russian officials report envoys leaving Petrograd as talks at Brest Litovsk proceed. government says peace conditions would halt hostilities only upon treaty, while reports say Bolshevik leadership planned to return to Petrograd on March 1. German advances in Russia show limited progress with troops and cities contested around Pskov and Minsk area. A wartime proclamation urges Russians to resist and supply food to defense zones.

Brest Litovsk Ncil People’s Commissaries Petrograd Yold Iselves Erman Russia Berlin War Office Pskay London Immediely Moscow Stafford Ceshire Ypres-Staden Lalucqherie Spres

River Gauge Reader Aids High Water Warnings

A water gauge designed by George H. Kilpatrick’s city engineer staff will be installed at the dam end to measure river height. The gauge uses a stadia rod system with 2 foot or 8 inch divisions and will read from the structure, aiding warnings of rising water and potential property danger. A record of readings will be kept by the city engineer's office.

George H. Kilpatrick Fourth Street Whitnatrick Lowater Fourth and Sycamora Streets Fourth Ind

Man falsely accused wife swayed by police scene

George Jilson confronted police after his wife was arrested for in custody disorderly conduct. He swooned at the station, recovered with a calming voice, and admitted his charge was false claiming it was a ploy to see his wife, whom he says he loves more than his reputation for truthfulness.

George Jilson Fant W. Garrison

Bowling Scores Rise as Black and Hansen Edge Palace Clothers

Black and Hansen’s bowling team won two of three in City league at Waterloo alleys last night. High scores highlighted by West of Palace five and strong marks across the squad, with totals for Black and Hansen reaching 835, 978, 912 across three games while Palace Clothiers posted 1,259 and 1,XXXX in the series.

Black Hansen Palace Clothiers Waterloo Palace Hanson Morris Tobbins I Manahl

Local club women host varied Red Cross activities

Des Moines area social notes record multiple clubs meeting for Red Cross sewing and knitting, readings, piano numbers, and guest appearances. Notable events include Patriotic Program by the Women's Relief Corps with a large attendance, community meeting plans, and several social gatherings such as showers, dinners, and birthday parties among club members and notable locals.

Ray Lewis la Lomita Club Ned Cross Linger Longer Charles Rushing Mmes Ray Reddington Ralph Bertch Leo Larson F. H. Boni Philip Duker XX Club J. D. Caldwell Red Cross Knitting Clara Hoff B. B. Club Eli Cameron E. F. Steege Arla Club J. E. Ferguson J. B. Reader Des Moines Helene Cook P. P. Club A. W. Lee Elite Circle Mmes. Farnum Gehren Schultz and Lohner Marie Troutman Red Cross

Presbyterian Auxiliary Hosts 45 Women at Independence Ave

Mrs James Black hosted a Presbyterian Hospital auxiliary meeting at her Independence Avenue home with 45 women attending in the afternoon. Mrs W A B Craham helped serve light refreshments as attendance reports for the ongoing contest were presented.

Presbyterian Auxiliary James Black Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary Independence Avenue W. A.B. Craham Black

Sewing circle and church meetings fill yesterday

Red Cross hospital bags to be made and brought to next meeting. St Marys Sewing circle met in the church auditorium for a scheduled work meeting followed by eight refreshments served by a committee. Norcas society at First Baptist held regular meeting in church parlor yesterday. Piento supper served. See shoe specials at Wang and Milge Shoe Co. Lectures on Gardening resume tonight by Professor Cunningham of Iowa State College at West High School auditorium, with another at Y M C A tomorrow at 2 30. Open to public. Central Labor Union postpones special meeting tonight on Mulberry Street to hear committee reports on electorate matters. Ned Globe Onions 25c at Dimper’s.

St. Mary's Elrele Ae Fost Baptist Norcas Society Cunningham Iowa State College West High School Central Labor Union Mulberry Street Phenee Ya Mills Jefferson Street B. F. Swisher T. Wilson

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