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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1921

Page

14

Five Cent Cigar Persists Despite War Price Shifts

Connecticut wrappers at five dollars a pound are not affected by cheaper Kentucky tobacco which cannot be used for fine cigars. Manufacturers say only aged tobaccos from 1 to 3 years ago justify current prices, and prewar quality remains the standard.

Kentucky Connecticut Marshall Waterloo Porto Hico Manila Burr Lichty Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co Tennessee Virginia Carolinas Havana Sumatra Java Georgia Florida New York ‘State Pennsylvania Wisconsin Ohio States

Waterloo payroll dispute and a town girl incident

Reports detail a missing girl later found by her parents after a man allegedly accosted her. The text also covers Waterloo city payments and a dispute over Edward Mahnke’s building commissioner compensation, with potential mandamus action to settle his payroll status and legality of his appointment.

Edward Mahnke Attorney .General’s Gnagy Mahnke

Plymouth city items and meetings in brief

Central Labor union meeting announced with Rev. J. M. Molloy to speak at Trades Hall on Fourth street east Wednesday evening. Carl J. Strayer and Drinkwater Saskatchewan visitors seen in Waterloo. State Association exec committee meets in Cedar Rapids. Rev Fred J. Clark returns from Moline after addressing a YMCA men’s gathering. L W Miller reports his Pasadena winter visit and 90 degree temp in February with nearby snow on mountain peaks. the Millers plan to return to Waterloo late March.

J. M. ‘Molloy Central Labor Union Trades Hall Fourth Street East Carl J. Strayer Drinkwater Sask Waterloo State Association of Peal Estat Boards Cedar Rapids Ered J. Clark Pasadena

Firemen to Learn How to Standardize Hose Couplings

Waterloo to host a demonstration by the Iowa Insurance Service Bureau on standardizing fire hose couplings. Fire chiefs and assistants from nearby towns invited to see how to change threading to a uniform standard. Demonstration aims to reduce fire hazards and insurance losses with no commercial benefit.

Iowa Waterloo Iowa Insurance Service Bureau of Des Moines Sre Ray Tiller Service Bureau

Little Girl Found in Straw Stack Reports Assault Attempt

Dorothy Scheel nine years old is safe at home with her parents after being found asleep in a straw stack behind a nearby residence. Police are unsure if an assault occurred and a man arrested earlier was released for lack of evidence.

Dorothy Scheel Fred Scheel Mobile Street Littte Norothy Howard Holeman St. Francis Hospital

March Enters Like Lamb Warn Old Timers About March

Weather lore meets modern caution as old proverbs warn that March may roar or lamb. The piece notes March arrived mild, defying lionlike expectations, and emphasizes caution in predicting storms based on scant evidence.

Marih Mareh February

New Policeman Joins Waterloo Force From Eligible List

Ralph Davis of 732 Englewood street was appointed today by Chief H. H. Young to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Tom Malcom. Davis is an experienced officer. Tom Myleom retired yesterday after long service and will enter the meat market business at Littleton, Ta.

Ralph Davis Englewood Street Waterloo H. H. Young Tom Malcom Mr. Davis Tom Myleom Littleton

Quarantine Ordered for Two Smallpox Patients

Smallpox patients E L Powers of 120 Webster Street and Ino Maharie of 220 Concrete Avenue face home quarantine today as health authorities act to contain the outbreak.

E. L. Powers Webster, Street Ino Maharie Concrete Avenue

Nellie Colling Jackson dies after childbirth in Waterloo

Nellie Colling Jackson wife of Perry L Jackson of 911 Riehi Street died at 5 30 am today after childbirth complications from pneumonia. Harold and Helen Jackson infant twins died yesterday and were buried. She was 19 born Oct 28 1901 in Hill City South Dakota and moved to Waterloo 16 years ago. She married Jackson in Jan 1920. Surviving sister Maud Collins and other relatives. Funeral Thursday and burial in Fairview cemetery.

Nellie Collins Jackson Nellie Colling Jackson Perry L. Jackson Riehi Street Harold and Helen Jackson Mrs. Jackson Hill City S. D Waterloo Jackson

Gala Night as Co M Prepares to Split Units

Co M held a gala at the armory marking a forthcoming split into two units, B and D, once 110 new members join. Carleton Sias spoke, with dancing and a banquet by Joe Hosmer as new recruits moved in.

CO. M Armory

Early Day resident Charlotte Ostrander dies in Illinois

Cedar Falls reports the death of Mrs. Charlotte Ostrander a resident here four years after her first husband J J Royse served as marshal for years. She died at the Soldiers Home in Jacksonville Illinois and her body will be brought here for burial in Fairview.

Myrtle May Smith Cincinnati J. A. Smith Independence Avenuue D. J. Purser Walnut Street Baptist Church Fairview Cemetery Cedar Falls Jacksonville, Ill Charlotte Ostrander J. J. Royse Jacksonville Fairview

Blind Youth at Majestic Theater in New York

The Majestic presents Blind Youth by Lou Tellegen and Willard Mack about an artist torn by love and ambition. A Paris model wife reappears in New York as the artist discovers true affection, leading to dramatic studio moments and personal sacrifice.

Majestic Theatre Lou Tellegen Willard Mack Lonig Tthira Jake Paris New York

Homemade Pinex cough syrup promises big relief at low cost

An advertisement touts a home made cough remedy using Pinex to be mixed with a pint of syrup or honey for fast relief. It claims cures dry coughs in 24 hours and suits throat tickle, hoarseness, croup, bronchitis and asthma, urging readers to buy 2½ ounces of Pinex from their druggist.

Pinex Co Ft. Wayne Ind

Vaudeville and Cinema Highlights at Majestic Plaza and Strand

A crowded program features the Majestic Theatre’s White New York Sleeps and a Nightlife reel, plus Palace and Plaza screenings. Conrad in Quest of His Youth stars Thomas Meighan at the Plaza, and She Couldn't Help It features Ruth Renick at the Crystal. The Strand offers The Truth About Husbands with Maureen AVoy and a Modern Lovers sketch with Lew Cody.

York New York Palace Theatre New Amsterdam Conrad Mis ‘Toutah Thomas Meighan Plaza Theatre Ruth Renick Bebe Daniels Miss Renick Ortstal Theatres M@Avoy Te Strand Theatre Arthur Wing Pinero Bernard ‘Shaw McAvoy Anna Lehr Holmes FE Harbert Elizabeth Richard. Gordon Ivo Dawson Arthur Rankin Lorraine Frost

You May Be A Better Man At 45 Than The Youth Of 25

An old New York account claims 2 percent of climbers are 44 or older, arguing iron rich diets and Nuxated Iron improve blood and vigor. The ad touts organic Nuxated Iron as safe, tooth friendly, and reverses fatigue in two weeks with a money back guarantee.

New York W Nature

Lothario at Garden Theatre Featured Pair in Odd Burlesque

The Robertson-Cole film Lothario appears at the Garden theatre today with Beautiful Batty Blythe and Ednar Vale in a risqué act. The show promises a lively lariat-style performance amid a wartime mood, as audience eyes shift to the stage.

Alty Garden Theatre Gene

Milks Emulsion Advertised By Patient Testimony

Mrs. Robert M. Anthony of Guin Alabama credits Milks Emulsion with reversing tuberculosis symptoms and restoring strength. The ad claims six bottles build appetite improve digestion and bowel action and aid recovery, offering a money back guarantee and noting price at one dollar fifty per bottle.

Robert M. Anthony Guin Ala Terre Haute Ind

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