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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1920

Page

8

Wood Campaign Shifts to Aggressive Against Field

Washington warns that Leonard Wood leads a renewed push as “Wood Against the Field” with Moses predicting 300 votes on the first Chicago ballot. Illinois delegates, Lowden backers, and Ohio rivals clash as Wood aims to win early on two or three ballots and hold instructed delegates.

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Bread Price Rise Planned by Tri Cities Bakers

The master bakers of New Harper announce a one cent bread price increase starting next Monday. About 30 of 40 association members were present as the decision was nearly unanimous. They cite higher power costs and use in bread making and urge larger loaves and promoting easier consumption of whole loaves.

Births Reported in Local Notices

Birth announcements list new arrivals to several families with names and locations. Mr and Mrs James Racy welcome a daughter born March 3 in Powner Township. Mr and Mrs Joseph Toman report a daughter named Martha Helen. Mr and Mrs Albert John Rob...

Jernes Joseph Toman Walgate Morothy Helen Albert John Rober Powner Dungetitas Velo Emava

Changes 63 Years Have Wrought in Our Sunday School

Edwin Mesick, longtime secretary of the People's Building and Loan association, recalls 63 years at First Baptist Sunday school in Waterloo. He details changes from horse- and river-crossings to modern class starts, recounts family devotion, early memorization rewards, and a life spent serving the Waterloo Courier and the building association amid a community transformed by time.

Edwin Mesick United States People's Building & Loin Association Dle Mesick Guyuist Waterloo Park Avenues Jefferson Street Mesiek Capwell Wis House of God Mothe Edwin Messeck John Vanness Enna Edwin Mr. Mesick Mrs. Mesick Mina Rennie A. Ti. Mason Samuel Hall Grout E. R. Pendleton Qrevilla Cobb Robert Speer J. W. Piemont John Evans T. J. Mesick John Mesick I. G. Whipple J. V. Wilkins C. K. Howe G. TR. Crittenden Hage J. B. Severance the Baptista Presbyterian Church Jeferson and Park J. J. Wilkdax C. Ke Howe 16. Munger G. R. Crittenden Carrie Wilkips Wolmes J. R. Mullard Alexander Board of East Waterloo McGregor Jefferson Bluff Street First Baptist Church Mullan

Gurgling package brings surprise at Cleveland postoffice

A package arriving from England at the Cleveland postoffice gurgled no more after inspection. Inside was a cloth covered stuffed cat toy. The inspector squeezed it and shook it. it remained silent until shaken, revealing the odd reaction of the toy.

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Flask Of Scotch Seized At Excelsior Customs

In a brief note from the Excelsior center, a pint flask of Scotch was found tucked in a package addressed to Customs Collector Gongwer. The incident highlights a small customs enforcement action at the facility.

Gongwer

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