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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1919

Page

6

Ice chute accident injures man at Illinois Central Ice House

W. E. Parsons of 502 Almond street received severe facial injuries when a 15 foot 2x6 timber deflecting ice cakes on a chute at the Illinois Central Ice House broke loose and struck him. He was unconscious on arrival at St Francis Hospital after an ambulance transport.

W.E. Parsons Almond Street Allinois Central

Retribution Just for Enemy Says State Secretary

A State Secretary speaks on postwar Germany and the need for food and peace to prevent chaos and future dangers. He urges allied nations to provide materials and markets, avoid vengeance, and push a swift peace with Germany to avert red terror and further upheaval. France and America are urged to lead in rebuilding a democratic world.

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Woman Petitions Divorce Over Family Support Struggles

Hattie Wadey, mother of six, filed for separate maintenance against Burt Wadey. She seeks $15 weekly support, custody of all children, and the Buckingham Place homestead after alleged neglect and a 1919 chattel mortgage foreclosure threat. The couple married in Charles City on March 11, 1903.

Hattie L. Watey Burt Wadey Ars. Wadey Jenison Charles City Buckingham Place Wadey

American Sugar 1918 Profit Drops From 1917

The American Sugar Refining Company reports 1918 profits of 6.66 million dollars after taxes, about 3.39 million less than 1917. Cash on hand stands at 22.66 million, with a large reserve due to high raw sugar prices and other supplies. The year ends with profits near 2 1/4 cents on the dollar of sales and an advertising reserve boosted by 600 thousand dollars to 2.5 million.

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