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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1918

Page

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Porter as Democratic Gubernatorial Hope Faces Loyalty Question

Iowa Democratic leaders discuss Claude R Porter as potential governor candidate amid claims some congressmen show disloyalty. Porter, the Southern District U S attorney, is praised for prosecutions, with past runs in 1906 1910 and 1916 against Cummins Carroll and Harding. Emmet Tinley and J R Files touted as alternatives. A March 31 Des Moines meeting aims to finalize a full state ticket amid war era loyalties.

Claude RB Porter Ates Fowa Will Standart Gay Des Alwines Ets Democr Tate Cepital Chicago Letis Alhbert St. Cummins Cummins Cumains Carroll Harding Meredith United States Emmet Tinkey Council Bluffs Tinley San Des Moines Kenyon J.R. Files Port Dodge Files Congress

Master Builders of Seven States Gather for Inter State Conference

Des Moines reports C. Sard, secretary of the Master Builders' association of Iowa, calls a March 20 conference in the Masonic Temple for builders from Illinois to Iowa. The goal is to form a permanent inter state organization to address material supply, labor, capital, and efficiency to meet industry demands.

Des Moines Massard Master Builders’ Association of Iowa Iowa Masonic Temple Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota South Dakota Nebraska Missouri Petape Association

Creamery Plant at New Hartford Reports Profitable Year

New Hartford Creamery Company stockholders convened for their annual meeting. Walker elected director. J E Corrigan named actor. L B Ensi named treasurer. Salary raise for the retainer. reorganizing efforts and planned improvements expected to add value and raise production.

New Hartford Ew Hartford Creamery Company Walker Wim. Eberhart J. E. Corrigan

Troop travel secrecy tightens at Camp Dodge

Orders issued at Camp Dodge strictly bar dissemination of troop movements even to relatives. Details of destinations are withheld, with only early notice to families if possible. personnel are prohibited from marking baggage with destinations or discussing military matters publicly.

Des Moines Camp Dodge Puan Dodge Pares

Baptist Pastor at Vinton Resigns and Moves

The Baptist pastor at Vinton announced his resignation effective the last Sunday in May and plans for the future include a move to the Tuenk church. Also noted are medical practitioners changing practices in nearby towns and local residents joining war efforts as acts of service.

Vinton Mareth Faytise Shurch Effrethy Marion Ilulda AL Frandsen Griteit Tadiy Smashet Tas Mel Vite San Antonio Tex Medientorp Atlanta France Weile Werle Shewalndis Nhta Ana

Death of a Child in Jesup Details Incomplete

The notice records the death of a child in Jesup with limited readable details. It mentions parents, a brother, relatives, and funeral services planned at a local church and Virginia burial grounds, with the burial at a cemetery.

Jesup Miraml Heol Ferty Niles Miek Fumeril Pat Je Turis Virginia Wile Mae Eran Padibeuast Seit Higa Bro Liters Sbumes Danske Buriat Veter Cemetery

Half Sick Half Well Rite of Spring Health Forsyth

An ancient ad-style notice warns of a spring ailment called half sick, describing symptoms as thin blood and low vitality. It promotes Hood's Sarsa, Peptin, Hood's Pills, and similar tonics to fortify the body, improve appetite, and restore full health through a claimed daily routine.

Hood

Murder Mystery Revived At Afton

In Creston on March 8 authorities revive interest in the 1943 death of John Rogers, allegedly murdered after a poker game. Everett Vaughn implicates Charles Rogers and others, while officials doubt the story and seek the true killer amid missing suspects and dubious alibis.

John 8 Aslan Rugis Vitalessa Will Everett Vaughn Niente Johnston Tom York Charles Rogers Rogers Gates Vaughn T. ¥. Calden Afton

Women urge reform school for delinquent girls in Iowa

The Iowa Council of Women, meeting at the World Theater hotel, urged immediate opening of Rockwell City reformatory for delinquent and criminal women. Mrs. E. Whitley chaired. Miss Juliette Doane spoke for the U S food administrator and urged wheat conservation to ease meat shortages.

Port Dodge Ta. Mareh Council of National Defense Rockwell City Juliette Downe J. B. Deems United States Iowa Crnbs

Waterloo Folks at Big Iowa Picnic in Los Angeles

About fifty thousand Iowans attended the annual Iowa picnic and reunion in Los Angeles on March 2. Former Governor Leslie M. Shaw spoke as Waterloo residents and friends listed numerous attendees including J P Greeley and wife and many others in a long roll call of names.

Waterloo Big Iowa Los Angeles Cal Iowa Leslie M. Shaw J. I. Klinga- Man J.P. Greeley Jos Adams- MecArthur Chehty A. Aswith Dorothy Bellingham Martin Dietz Charles Hiller Cora Siyder-Nielsen

Public Schools at Independence Move Up Spring Break

Independence public schools will not have a spring vacation but will close the second Friday in May, two weeks earlier to release pupils for farming. The class of 191? has 61 members, the largest in school history, with Elmer Brady and Victor Netcott among those in France with the American army. Herbert S. Johnson and D. Bastion will speak at the laymen’s convention March 17–18 in Independence.

Independence St. March Independence Public Schools Elmer Brady Victor Netcott France Herbert Johnson Bastion Mass

Laymen Missionary Series Highlighted By Local News

Report notes a nationwide Laymen Missionary movement tour with Arthur S. Ryan in Turkey as a Red Cross worker and Dr C F E Stauffacher medical missionary in China. Ernest W Naftzger leads a song troop with Glen Rubi at the head of a unit. Independence plans to buy over 30000 war savings stamps as canvassing continues. A man named Warnest Adams was jailed after police seized 21 pints of whisky. Scarlet fever cases rise with quarantines on three homes. Judd Shellico from Fort Riley arrives for a 10 day furlough. Amos Ludwig injured in a runaway who hopes to join Camp Dodge next week. Buchanan county aims to meet its first quota. Public notices.

United States Arthur S. Ryan Red Cross Turkey C. F E. Stauffacher Ching Ernest W. Naftzger Yroughem Glen Rubi Camp Cody X. M Independence HS Voresters Abr. Whitmore Girls' Patriotic League Catherine Letyze Jacob Steinmetz Frank Plummer Wiliam Genson Cient Judd Shellico Fort Riley Kan

Waterloos Prices on Some Articles Comparatively Low

Report on national food prices as of Feb 23 across 1412 U S cities and towns shows no major shifts except a small rise in hen prices and lower prices for all canned goods. Wheat flour varies by state, with DC lowest bread and sugar costs. Nevada highest cornmeal. Potatoes and onions are cheaper than a year ago though Washington area reports a 21 percent rise in food prices over the year.

Nations Food Administration United States Delaware Utah District of Columbia Nevada Georgia South Carolina Washington Washington, D. C

Food prices show higher than most cities in weekly ads

Retail prices sent in from Wat foo by a voluntary agriculture group of the national food administration indicate items like sugar, milk, and bread cost more here than in many other cities. Read the news in the advertising columns.

Wat Foo

Gets-It Corn Remedy Ad Explains Quick Peel Off

An advertisement extols Gets-It as a painless corn treatment that peels away with two drops. It claims immediate relief with no digging or bandages and promises a smooth toe. The ad lists distributors in Waterloo and several local drug firms plus Lawrence & Co. Chicago as direct sellers.

Lawrence & Co Chicago Waterloo Wangler Bros HW. W. Tag Co J. Miller Hansen & Han Horns Drug Co Henderson Drug and Siewers Drug Co

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