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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1920

Page

11

Fairbank Notes Busy Month with Meetings and Moves

Correspondence from Fairbank reports Frank Tratt moved to Buckhel t farm near Lawn while Dr G Ward will occupy the Brant house. Socials honor Mrs Ralph Wilson before her move. Local farmers form a Livestock Shipping association with directors Lindley Krathwving Hares and Wingert. Various residents travel, relocate, or take new posts, including Miss Mildred Ghannon left for Dubuque to train as a nurse and Rev Kern transfers to Independence.

Fairbank Frank Trattt Buckhelt Farm Lawn G. 7 Ward Brant Mere TL Harrington Howard Harold Hagleton Trucsi Hardrngton Nellie St. J. Myers Agnew A. C. Wilson Gelweln Ralph Wilson Witona Mbin Nellie King Jiazleton Morton Bee Eliy Newell Kort Wayne Ind Independence W. M Bee al O'Donnell Des Moines Epworth Teague Methodist Buchanan Black Hawk Fayette Bremer Opera House Livestonl Shipping Association Wm. Lindley Ed Krafthving Hares Lee Finch Stephen Wingert Treedone Wilford Fox Dubuque W. M. Higbee Haligh King R. W. Davis Farmers’ Savings Bank J. EB. Schur Macher Tesup J. W. Xyoungamn Evyalyoe St. John's Catholic Church Mildred Ghannoen Mercy Hospital Rueste O. H. King Sundlay Eva Creswell Waverly Gertrude Vanderlas Oelwein Wiadams Sumner Jola McRea South Main Street Mayde Shaner G. Te. Redfield Mason City

Picture Brides Stir California Invasion Fears

An article by Robert Tigee argues Japanese picture brides flood California, drive land control, and threaten Americans. It cites 1862 brides disembarking at Seattle and 8500 on the Pacific coast, with wives and children altering land ownership, labor, and demographics amid nationalist tensions and calls for restricting migration.

Robert Tigee Pia United States America Golden State Seattle Pacific California Nippon Japan Ly Moana Bin Alvin Jimhies

Raymond area moving day fills county with relocations

March 3 moves spread through Raymond and nearby towns as Predell family relocates to Waterloo a new property on Vaeyerd street. Mr Schuler moves to Burt place vacated by Fell. Arthur Young relocates near Jesup. Marion Poyner shifts to Gilly Turner farm north of here. Turner moves south of Dewar. Relatives and neighbors assist in moving others as society meetings and community events progress.

Raymond Jaxmond Predell Waterloo Boyne Vaeyerd Street Me. Schuler Gilbertville Mr. Fell Mr Schuler Burt Arthur Young Jesup Here Marion Poyner Gilly Turner Glen Parker Turner Dewar Elza Walter Douglass Ezra’ Prangley Charley James T. Greenlay Clifford Greenley Walter Starkey Littleton Fairies’ Aid Society R. &. Hult Ladies’ Aid Society BFL Hall Women's Home Missionary Ed. Mardle Gom. Parker Catherina McVey Ror ‘Koehn Carl Priday Greene Fred Hewitt Isabella Carroll Leg Carroll Grippe Harnness George O'Connell Mr. Farrell Mewar Hunlaman Mrr. Crawford Bradley Farm Heese Jeinen, O'Connor and Wahl

Hudson News and Notes From Des Moines Interchurch Meeting

Interchurch convention attendees include Rev Edward Boardranti Rev Osborn and Rev Mr Van Zuran in Des Moines. Henry Tiranihovar, wintering in California, is seriously ill at Beach. Joe Marinara returns from England and will work on Joe Greny farm. Mr and Mrs Earl Temple back from Minneapolis and at home at the renovated residence of Mrs Kenned. Much moving described as the week closes. Theodors Gut-

HuDson Edward Boardranti Osborn van Zuran Des Moines Henry Tiranihovar California Hia Beach Friends Rte Joe Marinara Auveral Memiths England Joe Greny Earl Temple Minneapolis Minn Plainfield W. Fispry Waterloo Misa Lewtie Krieger Mia Ida Langesdorfer Waverly Parnsworth Woddinston &'I Buid Famo Mra le Shores Waterioo E. Enos A. P. Griffith Pearh Planiffith Fermers Ronsami North Dakota Renter Tan Janesville Lily da Asda Gertrude Smith Austin Homminger Wateriog Tit Munpiin Albert Eulisson Eldora Vlalt Yirenis Christian Wilasen A. Sadie Terry Ehilaron Masanis Prederika Frederika Glen Kinedeer Cape Girardean Avety Alseek Elmeridhneon Hutchinson Wis Alcock Willie Pike Rochester Pred Peters Sprin Lake Hurwitt Geardan Hur Vonee Will Dilley Sumner

Movement and relocations dominate local notices across towns

The rural district reports numerous families moving to farms and towns including Knocht towards the south, Madsen and Smith occupants shifting houses, and several households vacating farmsteads near Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Amid moving updates, local illnesses and influenza impacts echo through Plainfield Frederika and neighboring communities.

Local Notes From St Ansgar Area Mixed With Family News

A jumble of names and updates from St Ansgar and Fredericksburg communities. Residents discuss travel plans to Los Angeles, family visits, marriages, and church activities. Several individuals are noted for recent moves, employment, or changes in residence alongside scattered local happenings.

Auto Thieves Steal for Reward Offered by Insurers

Kansas City police commission er Joan St Runson told the police board that reward offers by insurers for recovering stolen cars aid criminals. He cited a patrolman who claimed a reward already paid to another officer and warned rewards attract car thefts. He noted 22 cars stolen last month were later returned by civilians, and he mentioned unproved accusations of police collusion. The standard reward cited is 40 dollars per car.

Kansas City Joan St. Runson Balice Board Monuday Alternoon Jales Stollen Hanson Fbundle Ranson Rawson Uswal

Night News in Brief From The Associated Press

New York needs of the United States must be supplied before export under rules set by the commission overseeing transshipment. Philadelphia reports the Pennsylvania Railroad urges reasonable rate increases to sustain public duties and fair returns. London notes Schleswig-Holstein leaders proclaim emancipation and a new state. Newsburg reports mail service costs exceed $740 in stress. Near Everglades, Capt. RC M Page and two passengers die in a crash.

Associated Press United States Comipisesion Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad London Schleswig-Holstein Remishure Schleswichols

Vinol Promises Strength From Weakened Digestion

An advertisement extols Vinol as a remedy for fatigue and weakness from poor digestion. It claims Vinol strengthens digestive organs, stimulates appetite, and builds new blood. The copy asserts it repairs nerve tissue, boosts vitality, supports the brain and body, and aids recovery after illness, including dyspepsia tied to digestive derangement.

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