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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1917

Page

7

Parrot Speaks for Rotary on Farm Conservation

An informal county board room conference focused on what to sell and keep from farm products amid high prices. W F Parrott outlined national reports on livestock and potato sales, urging conservation of breeding stock and inputs to meet next year’s food needs while noting farmers may expand sales due to profits.

County Board Room W. F. Parrott W. D. Strayer Parrott Mr. Strayer M. J. Magee Lester Township D.S. Tiffany Waterloo Mayes Rotary Club Europe Kansas Colorado Idaho Montana Northwest Strayer

Greek Hears From Sister After Three Years In U S

Lithuanian families back home face draft chaos as George Kuchis in a Fourth Street Greek parlor learns from a sister letter, the first contact in three years. Censors destroyed much of the message. Kuchis plans to send funds once he locates his parents. Drama league sets trial for A Woman's Way with Easter show timing.

George Kuchis Fourth Street Kuchis Anaksta Lithuania Russia Povrerly

County Officers Plan Convention for State Association

County officers from the state association will meet March 16 to plan the August convention in Waterloo. Committees from clerks of the courts sheriffs treasurers auditors recorders boards of supervisors and county farm stewards will outline the program adapt badges and address entertainment for 800 plus visitors. Local officials will direct arrangements and have prepared an enjoyable entertainment program.

State Association of County Officials Waterloo Boards of Supervisors

New Lodge Organizes and Chooses Officers

Waterloo lodge No. 1 of the Sons and Daughters of the U S A organized last night at the K of P hall. Officers elected include C A Sires president pro tem Don Rogers vice president Mary Foster patriotic Instructor Ya Belt chaplain Harriet Nelson financier Charline Fosnaugh secretary VW C Stewart escort Virginia Bisbee assistant escort Anna L White guard A T Hull sentry Ethel Parks Gertrude Niemeyer Delia Stewart Helen Miller color bearers Ray Parks Florence Dunkelberg S Friedman trustees. Installation and open meeting with initiation set for two weeks hence.

Waterloo Lodge Sons and Daughters of K. of P. Hall C. A. Sires Don Rogers Mary Foster Ya Belt Harriet Nelson Charline Fosnaugh VW. C. Stewart Virginia Bisbee Anna L. White A. T. Hull

Independence Opens New City Hall With Public Reception

The New City Hall, built for 25000, hosted a Monday meeting and a public opening on Tuesday from 730 to 10 pm with special music. Mayor Purdy spoke as City Engineer C H Boyack presented a walnut gavel, and the council thanked him. The hall is fully equipped and debt free. Other items note Samuel Kushner’s recovery from a Saturday accident on Second Avenue. John Burke Floyd Stevenson and Jochumson plan to file on claims near Great Falls. J E B Davis moves, and his son Charles Davis shifts to the Mrs James Hood house.

Independence Purdy C. H. Boyack Boyack Samuel Kushner Second Avenue Kushner John Burke Floyd Stevenson Jochumson Great Falls Mont J. EB. Davis George Morse Charles Davis

Dyspepsia Spoils Beauty with Stuart’s Tablets

Digestive troubles ruin the complexion and cause a tired, hungry look. Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets promise to digest food, tone the stomach, and nourish the blood, claiming better looks and bright eyes. A 50 cent box is available with a free trial by coupon.

Stuart Stuartt

Waterloo seeks new country club with 18 hole golf plan

A joint committee from the Chamber of Commerce and the Commercial club has drafted plans for a Waterloo country club to invest 75 000 to 100 000 dollars. Ground options include land between Waterloo and Cedar Falls or northeast of St Francis hospital. An open meeting is set for 8 p m Monday at the Commercial club rooms. The project aims to recreate a premier club with an 18 hole golf course and a modern clubhouse, potentially superior to the former Sans Souci Park era club.

Waterloo Ben Swisher J. O. Betnbrook Nell Jackson Chamber of Commerce Alfred Longley Herbert Cropper Paul Smith Commercial Club Cedar Falls St. Francis Hospital Sans Souci Park

Trex Promises Quick Rheumatic Relief and Constipation Cure

An old advertisement touts Trex as a fast remedy for rheumatic pains and constipation. It claims Trex cleanses the liver, stomach, and drains the system, with quick relief from headaches and bilious misery. Available for 25 cents at C. J. Miller drug store or from H. B. Denton & Co Beards town Illinois.

C. J. Miller Drug Store H. B. Denton & Co Not Inc Beards‘town Illinois

Committee over yesterday at the Commercial club

A fragment indicates a committee met yesterday at the Commercial Club to lay out preparations for multiple tennis courts. The incomplete text suggests planning or decision steps for facility setup and scheduling. No further names or dates are clear from the readable portion.

Uie Commercial Club

Spring Sore Throat Epidemic Warned By Physicians

Waterloo doctors say a changeable Werther air current in the past two weeks fuels a spring sore throat outbreak. The epidemic is not serious but lasts three or four days. rare cases may lead to diphtheria or bronchial trouble. Children require close watching and mild antiseptic gargles or sprays are advised. Dust and germs in the air weaken resistance, and exposures during warm days increase susceptibility.

Werther Waterloo Oly

Japan Welcomes America In War

Des Moines report notes Iowa house approval of a bill to raise sheriff prisoner meals from 12 1/2 to 15 cents per meal. The dispatch also covers Japanese diplomats predicting U S war would hasten end to world conflict and impact shipping, with mixed market reactions in Yokohama.

Tokio Merb Aquacsted United States Germany Japan Proas Aroorien Unite States Agaht Wilson Teres Tre World Admiral Kato Opayy Okuma U. 8 Marquis Obuma America Amarica Des Moines Iowa House Laffor Senate

YMCA Nominations Put Forward for Board Seats

George Williams Joh Hanson and HW J Plumb named to a nominating committee to appoint successors to Paul Davis Austin Burt George Pike and Fred L Northey on the Y M C A board of directors whose terms expire in April The committee will report at a special meeting likely next week.

George Williams Joh Hanson HW. J. Plumb Paul Davis Aus Tin Burt George Pike Fred “L.northey The

Buchanan Co Farmer Tells How Taniac Restored Health At Table

A Buchanan County farmer, C. R. Smith of Jesup, recounts recovering from severe stomach trouble after using Taniac. He describes gaining strength, restored appetite, and a ten pound weight gain. The tonic is sold by Schuneman Drug Co and listed Iowa town druggists.

C. R. Smith Jesup Buchanan County Mr. Smith Schuneman Drug Co Waterloo

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