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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1923

Page

5

Oil Industry Held In Need Of Govt Aid Not Control

Mark L. Requa argues the petroleum problem cannot be solved by full government control. He warns against price fixing and export bans and urges cooperative government industry action free of political motives to stabilize crude supply and prevent wild price fluctuations. The 1915 stance favors minimal interference and greater industry initiative.

Mark L. Requa WV. S. Fuel Administration International Mews San Francisco Cal Lia Follette Bej Mel Lakollette Lanst

Playground Heads Confer On Season Program

Harry Morrison of New York City leads a turnout of the Playground and Recreational Society regarding the future of local playground work. The national association will aid through Miss Marguerite Geary who will survey prospects. Two Waterloo playgrounds last summer drew large crowds and favor. Judge G. W. Wood chairs the association as subscriptions fund equipment and supervisors. It is hoped the city or school districts will assume control. The United States still pays pensions to seven Mexican War veterans.

Harry Morrison New York Marguerite Geary Geary Columbia College Czecho-Slovakia Waterloo G. W. Wood

Rites for Kenneth L. Niles Noted Waterloo figures attend

Funeral services for Kenneth L. Niles were held at St. Paul M.K.B. yesterday with many friends and workers from the Courier composing room, the Typographical Union, and local colleagues paying tribute. Rev. C. B. Luce preached on mortality and immortality as the body was laid to rest in Fairview, following duty-filled careers in the newspaper office. Survivors include fellow workers Leona Link George Lingelbach John Fressle Gorrall Hinds A. W. Rickert and William Redington.

Kenneth F. Niles Tellow Fairview C. KB. Luce Courier Leona Link George Lingelbach John Fressle Gorral Hinds A. W. Rickert William Redington Typographical Union Evening Courier Waterlooribune

Iowa to Expand Rehabilitation and Vocational Training

Des Moines reports a plan to broaden rehabilitation services and vocational education. The meeting approved adding two assistant supervisors and expanding programs if state appropriations are granted. Night nursing schools and short industry courses will continue, with federal aid covering half the costs.

Des Moines May Francis Byu Miss Rans Ali Urtek D. D. Murchy State Board of Education Ames Bakers Unn Sam Goetz Chicago Atone C. Sonniechsen Sonnichsen

Aesop parables and cartoon fables in a jumble

A disjointed collection of fable snippets and comic references. The text mentions Aesop and Cartoonist Paul with notes on magic tricks, stubbornness, and a town called Umatilla Oregon as the first to elect a woman. The writing weaves quips about magicians, hats, and foolish boasts with stray lines about a woodpecker and a dumbbell.

Optie Perge Robert Sherwood Paul Orr Sherwood Tod Parmet Rhayy Alwa Umatilla Ore

Community groups fill February in G W A rooms

February bulletin shows diverse civic groups using G W A committee rooms including Woman's club Farm bureau Medical Society Retail Merchants Dairy Co operative Dairy Sunnyside country club Drugcrats Dairy Cattle Congress Underwriters Bankers Painters Boy Scouts Minors Central railway and other clubs. A billiard tournament proceeds with prizes at end of valley week and the Savey Money department reports savings on freight and express charges. February industrial committees stay busy planning policies and program ideas for community and association improvements.

Greater Walter Woman’s Club Farm Bureau Medical Society Retail Merchants’ Association Co-operative Dairy Sunnyside Country Club Drugcrats Dairy Cattle Congress Central Railway C. A. Hanson

Wages Increased in Michigan Copper Mines

Calumet Michigan March 7 wage boosts of 15 to 20 percent were declared by the Calumet & Heela Mohawk and Copper Range Mining companies covering all employee classes. The Calumet & Heela statement noted further increases were reducible.

Calumet, Mich Calumet & Heela Mohawk Copper Range

Dancing Jokes Preview Popular Indoor Dance Craze

Dancing is rising as a major indoor craze with new dance palaces in Chicago and plans for similar venues in New York. The old dance humor remains popular with jokes about dancing in magazines and newspapers, reflecting a bright outlook for music makers and venues as the dance scene expands nationwide.

Chicago New York Aesop, Jr Lium American Legion Weekly Speedo

Pommer Estate Probate Trust for Widow in Will

Provisions in the Pommer will filed for probate name J W Thompson as clerk. The estate is to be divided equally between daughters Nelle F Zanoni of Waterloo and Anne Wagner of Freeport II, with Zanoni named executrix without bond. The widow Johannes Pommer receives income and necessary principal for support. the will was executed January 9. Knox and Cor Colle 5 to Meet at Baseball.

Mate Pommer J. W. Thompson Nelle F. Zanoni Waterloo Anne Wagner Freeport

Baseball Schedule Sets Two Matches for fXnox College

The fXnox college baseball team will meet Coe College at Cedar Rapids on April 27 and again at Galesburg on May 12. The schedule was announced today by Coach Baerman.

fXnox Coe College Cedar Rapids Galesburg Baerman

Don’t Neglect a Cold Mothers and Musterole Remedy

Early guidance warns mothers not to ignore a cold and to treat a cough or sniffle with Musterole applied to the throat and chest. The pure white ointment, made with mustard, draws out congestion, relieves soreness, and works like the old-fashioned mustard plaster without blistering. A jar is handy for emergencies and could prevent pneumonia at home. Priced 35¢ and 5¢, hospital size $3.

St Jacobs Oil promises quick rheumatism relief

An old advertisement extols St Jacobs Oil as a harmless liniment that instantly relieves rheumatic and sciatica pain. It claims safety for the skin, urges readers to try a small bottle from a druggist, and asserts decades of successful cures for rheumatism, neuralgia, lumbago, backache, sprains, and swelling.

St Jacobs St. Jacobs St. Jacobs Gill

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