Banking Boom Boosts Waterloo Deposits to Record High
Waterloo banks report deposits totaling 19.8 million dollars on Monday, a record for the city, with such growth fueled by land transfers in Black Hawk county, housing activity, and strong factory employment. First week of March clearings reached 2.334 million in 1913, far above 1919 levels, as deposits and business volume surged across banks.
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Eighth Turk Cabinet Formed With Sultan's OK
Constantinople March 1 The new grand vizier Sanli Gere has formed a cabinet with the sultan's approval since the armistice. Diplomats in the city deem it powerless to oppose the nationalist group in the chamber led by Mustapha Kemal from Angora.
Mississippi Valley to Hold Two Trade Meetings
The Mississippi Valley association announces two key meets in the near future. Zone seven, including Iowa, Nebraska and Wyoming, meets in Des Moines on March 18 with Waterloo as a major transport and export hub shaping regional activity. The annual MVAA meeting is set for St. Louis on April 20. Waterloo sent about 30 delegates last year and J E Johnson of Waterloo chairs a committee today to decide delegates for St. Louis.
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Revival Services Begin at Calvary Church Waterloo
The first in a series of revival meetings was held last evening at Calvary Evangelical Church on Fourth of Newell streets in Waterloo. Gouthy and Granville Hutt led the service. The church was well filled and programs will include afternoon and evening sessions through Friday with three sessions that day plus vocal and instrumental music at each program.
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City in Brief notices and updates across Waterloo
A compilation of short items lists residents and visitors in Waterloo from bicycle theft reports and influenza cases to school construction, court actions, and social events. Notable notes include Ford theft notices at Oelwein and Marshalltown, a Delays due to a derailment near Doris, and local residents traveling to Reinbeck and Emumelaw for events.
Aggressive Pastor Joins Graves Memorial Church
Rev. 5. 3. Smick has been installed as pastor at Graves Memorial United Brethren Church replacing Rev. J. H. Yaggy who left for Minnesota. Smick comes from Fairview Iowa after leading a large community center church in Wairview. He studied at Bonevilleake Theological Seminary and previously led a Huntington Indiana church before returning to Indiana. He serves as district chairman of the United Brethren enlistment movement and sits on the conference board. The church expects progress under his leadership.
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Last Night's News in Brief
In brief dispatches from multiple cities a Magnolia Petroleum employe Pat Foley is hired by Mexican bandits per a Tampico cablegram. Over 200 aliens at Fort Wayne threaten hunger strike to protest limits on visitors. Navy affairs see Osborne praised by Daniels as he resigns. In Ireland masked attackers assault Higginstown barracks, one policeman dies and rifles seized. New Hampshire GOP delegates back Leonard Wood while opposing an unpledged slate. Democrats elect Hooverpledged delegates.
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New Hampshire
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World War Veterans of Iowa Open Meeting
World War Veterans of Iowa will hold an open meeting at 21 Eagles hall Saturday evening. Principal speakers are Capt George H Mahon Minneapolis and Lester P Barlow Clear Lake Ir inventor of the Barlow high explosive bombs used by allied governments in the late war. The purpose is to interest ex service men in the association aims.
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Woman's Club Arts Dept names next year's program committee
In Hotel Russell Lane yesterday Mrs. How Sigworth chaired the Arts Department committee for next year. Members include Mrs. W. J. Atkinson, Mrs. Grande St. Bennett, Mrs. John Knox, and Miss Maude Popp. Visitor Mrs. W. A. Jinkie spoke on Federation plans and a new $20,000 building for American musical education abroad. The program on Childhood featured papers by Mrs. Crippen and remarks by Mrs. Marquis on Velazquez and Murillo. A Candy Lion was performed by Mrs. H. H. Beach.
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Peoria
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George E Roberts to Speak at University of Iowa Graduation
George E Roberts former assistant to the president of the National City Bank of New York and former Mint director will deliver commencement at the University of Iowa on June 16 to more than 400 graduates. Born August 19, 1867 in Delaware County he rose from town printer to national figure in finance and publishing, later leading the Commercial National Bank of Chicago and the National City Bank. This profile notes his influence on financial affairs and his works on money and prices.
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Waterloo Divorces in Luxury Class
Waterlon faces divorce by mutual consent and court costs. Attorneys plan a uniform $60 handling fee for divorce actions, up from $25 in most cases, with adjustments for large property interests or unusual circumstances. The move follows a meeting of the local bar association.
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Grandma Remedies Sulphur Tablets Promise Blood Purge
An old advertisement touts sulfur tablets and Gat suinnene Tablets as a spring blood purifier. It claims cleansing poisons in the blood improves headaches, catarrh, rheumatic pain, and skin conditions, promising quick elimination and a guaranteed result for both children and adults at 60 cents per sealed tube.
Day Afternoone From April To
Fragmentary OCR item notes a period with April references and an unspecified time. Readable names or clear actions are not determined. The text lacks concrete events, entities, or dates beyond the month mention.
Childless women find joy with Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Margaret T. Havercamp of Lancaster describes relief from long pains after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She had sixteen years of infertility before bearing a son nicknamed the Pinkham boy. She encourages others to write for confidential advice from Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Pinteham
Sam
Pinkham
Margarett G. Havercamp
Howard Avenue
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Lydia Binkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
Patterns for the Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Dept
Advertisement requests readers to obtain the Courier pattern designs by mailing the coupon to the Fashion Department in Waterloo. Enclose 10 cents per pattern. Patterns allow seams and orders promised within ten days after sending.
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