Rosebud Ayrshire Bull Brings 18000 At Waterloo Sale
At the Dairy Castle Congress sales pavilion H. Peverill sold Rosebud Pride an 1112 month Ayrshire bull for 18000 to Lewis Heisler New Hartford Iowa. The sale underscored Waterloo Dairy Congress influence with many Iowa buyers and a high average price around 700. The event highlighted Galloway’s role in introducing Ayrshires to Iowa and the breed’s growing dairy herd development locally.
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Ayreshire
H. Peverill
Wilsow
Galloway
Haifer Nona Spencer
Peverill
Nona Spencer
William Galloway
Nonard
Avon
United States
Wilson
Black Hawk County
Waterloo Dairy Congress
Nona 2d
Schanck
New York
Gore
Cassville
Iowa
Waterloo
Bir Peverill
Bill shifting Iowa auto department to treasury
Des Moines March 13 The Iowa senate passed 40 to 0 a bill to move the state automobile department from the secretary of state to the state treasury. The measure by the committee on departmental affairs cites inefficiency and delays in issuing licenses as the basis, with no misappropriation alleged. The bill now goes to the house for immediate action.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
State Automobile Department
Iowa Senate
Department
Secretary of State
State Treasury Department
Honsa
Committee On
Automobile Department
Holdosgeal
Calhoun County
Holdoege
House
Holdoegel
Senate
What Business Women Can Do in Community
Miss Lena M. Phillips national YWCA organizer speaks at a mass meeting in Water log. She outlines federating businesswomen into state and national bodies and urges older women to lead, mentor younger colleagues, and set standards. Ruth Magowan will oversee the club under YWCA auspices.
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Lena M. Phillips
Phillips
Altho
Then .Y. W.C. A
Ruth Magowan
Lonely laborer aided by unseen friends and welfare workers
A tuberculosis patient, living alone and in need, receives help from a social welfare nurse and league visitors. His former employers send $15 and pledge ongoing support, while workers who knew him offer moral backing as the man seeks sanatorium treatment and relief from isolation. The piece emphasizes community care beyond medical aid.
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Social Welfare League
League
City in Brief: Quarantine Reports and Local Notices
Influenza and scarlet fever plus mumps prompted quarantine updates. Mrs. Willison of Chicago visits Waterloo. Mrs. Bruggeman travels for family illness. Alfred Barrett and Ellen Jensen obtain a marriage license. Four smallpox and one scarlet fever cases at the isolation hospital. Uizzie Kirk files for divorce from Melvin Kirk. La Porte City land deed trades for 40 acres at 250 per acre. Esther Harwich gains three months leave to study at Columbia. Otto Scholtz to open a manufacturing tools shop in Waterloo. Florence Dunkelberg seeks administrator for $40,000 estate. Mrs. Cadwallader lectures on astronomy at local schools. Robert Frehse returns from naval aviation duty in France. Train notices issued by Waterloo traffic committee.
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Alfred T. Barrett
Ellen M. Jensen
New Dartford
M. M. Loose
Uizzie L. Kirk
Melvin Kirk
Frenchberg
TH. J. Blanchaine
la Porte City
John Driscoll
Jennie S. Bird
Esther Harwich
Waterloo
Iowa State Teachers’ College
New York
Columbia University
Otto Scholtz
Buffalo
N. Y
Berkley
Sixth and
Jefferson Streets
Chester Cadwallader
Washington School
Garden Schools
West High Schoo
Washington Building
Robert M. Frehse
W. C. Frehse
France
Waterloo Commercial Lab
Rock Island Lines Move to Steam Operation Express Baggage Unrestricted
The Rock Island are now operated by steam and there is no limit on express or baggage that may be sent. The letters are signed by I. J. Hoxie, chairman, and A. J. Knapp, secretary. Arrangements are being made for a traffic dinner early in April.
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Rock Island
I. J. Hoxie
A. J. Knapp
First U S ration of lard reaches Danzig for civilians
The Associated Press reports 125 tons of U S lard are handed to Danzig municipal authorities for civilian distribution next week if law and order holds. Each harbor guard soldier gets two pounds of lard and six pounds of flour, with flour allotments for the civilian guard and city officials also set. Local officials A T Hakill and W Kline met with Waterloo leaders on campaign matters.
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Associated Press
Danzig
United States School Yard
Garden Army
Iowa
Nebras- American Commission
Chester
World Guard
Waterloo
A. T. Hakill
W. Kline
N. M. Graham
School Garden Army Readies Enrollment Push
Cities over 2500 population join the school garden army with a goal of enrolling 5,000,000 children this year. Waterloo garden schools earned top state rank last year and Mrs. Cadwallader plans season extensions. A plot on Logan avenue will host the first garden school for the east district.
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School Garden Army
Graham
Waterloo
Cadwallader
Logan Avenue
East District
German Peace Conference Envoys Named From Weimar
Weimar lists German delegates to the peace conference including Count Brockdorff-Rantzau foreign minister Dr Edward Davin Warburg and Adolph Mueller with others. The lineup features ministers and officials from the Prussian ministry and university professors, details vary on Warburg’s identity.
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Associated Press
Weimar
Ail Brockdorff-Rantzau
Edward Davis
National Assembly
Adolph Warburg
Adolph Mueller
Switzerland
Walther M. A. Schusching
Marburg University
Herr. Geisberg
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Salt
David Ig
Muller
Berlin
University of Hanover
Schuecking
Russia
Herr Geisberg
German press reviews possible Danzig Poland pact plan
Berlin reports quote Paris dispatches on a treaty that would cede Danzig to Poland and create a Rhine buffer state. The conservative and radical papers warn against signing if these terms appear, with Tageblatt and Lokal Anzeiger calling them unacceptable and likening Danzig to stolen property.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Paris
Poland
Danzig
Rhine
Germany
Tageblatt
Lokal Anzeiger
Wilson
Death Notices of Mrs Blanche Suizel and David Frazier
Mrs Blanche Suizel died at her home 205 1 2 Independence Ave at 11 p m after two weeks of paralysis. Born Oct 8 1856 in Pennsylvania she taught 18 years including nine at Madison S D. Survived by husband J D Stitzel and son Ralph. Funeral Friday at 3 p m at R L Stitzel's home 225 Mobile St with Rev J R Macartney officiating. Burials in Madison S D. David Frazier death reported from Countryside Hospital. funeral arrangements pending.
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Blanche Suizel
Independence Avenue
Pennyslvania
Schubal Dimock
Avoca
Wis
Madison
S. D
City School
J. D. Stitzel
S.D
Waterloo
Ralph
Mobile Street
J .R. Macartney
8. D
Touch Toes Fifty Times Fine Exercise
The ad extols a routine that promises clearer skin and rosy complexion by forcing delayed food poisons and waste from the stomach liver and bowels. It presents the exercise as a health cure and lifestyle booster with enthusiastic claims.
Feudists Kill Man as Italian Vendetta Flare Hits Chicago
In Chicago’s North Side Italian district two men kill Oriana Nero after Mrs. Zene Finiaca is shot. the feud traces to November when James Meli killed. John Finiaca, husband of Mrs. Finiaca, was later shot dead after a confrontation with the attackers. Two witnesses reported the crime to police.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Zene Finiaca
Genero Oriana
North Side
Oriana
Finiaca
James Meli
John Finiaca
Girl Bandit Florence Duke Gets 12 Years
Florence Duke, 20, known as a motor bandit and stool pigeon for highway men, was sentenced to 12 years for stealing between 25 and 36 model cars. She refused clemency to name accomplices and had eloped at 15 with a youth now serving 10 years in this state.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Florence Duke
Massachusetts
Avowed Anarchists Charge Against Four of 162 Raid Captives
New York police announced charges of being avowed anarchists against three men and one woman detained after a raid on a Fifteenth Street east building. 162 people were arrested on suspicion of ties to Bolsheviks and other radical groups. The four detainees are aliens, with deportation decisions to be made by immigration authorities.
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New York
Fifteenth Street East
Waterloo Woman Named Assistant Statistician in War Risk Bureau
Miss Luln G. Davis from Waterloo, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dempster Davis of 612 Western Avenue, has been appointed assistant statistician for the Bureau of War Risk Insurance in Washington D C. She has served a year in federal work, moved from Harris and Bickley, and previously worked at the Associated Manufacturers office. Her salary rises from 1450 to 1800 dollars.
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Luln GC. Davis
Bureau
Illness Delays Burial and Housemaids Seek Higher Wages
In Council Bluffs the funeral and burial were arranged with arrangements pending after illness. Housemaids in Sydney form a union aiming to raise monthly wakes from twelve to twenty dollars. The obituary mentions Bright's disease and daily costs.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Bank Loan Report Shows No Excess Interest Charged
The ledger lists totals for loans and discounts with no charges above legal rates. One such loan existed with minimal excess, and the cashier F P Davis swore the statement true before notary SB Tribon on March 12, 1919.
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Iowa
Black Hairk
F. P. Davis
PF. Davis
Tribon
Water Courier Publisher Policy On Classified Ads
The Waterbury Evening Courier and Daily Reporter announce they will not publish classified ads that promise money or patronage without offering value in goods or services in return. The policy applies to all advertiser copy.
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The
Water
Joe Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
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