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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1921

Page

4

No Trace Found Of Marguerite Boyd Disappearance

Marguerite Boyd, 15, daughter of Rev H C Boyd of the African Methodist church, vanished on her way to school last Friday. Sheriff’s aides and family press for clues as parents and siblings reel from the unexplained absence. The pastor notes her church service and musical talents while authorities consider an abduction theory tied to social restrictions at home.

Miss Bord Sheri S. T. Wagner Boyd Marguerite Haveeen

Famed Educators Tour Iowa to Promote Better Schools

A joint tour by the Iowa Department of Public Instruction and the Iowa State Teachers Association runs March 17 to 26 across the state. The mission is to spark education interest and showcase what Iowa will host at the National Education Association convention in July. Participants include U.S. Commissioner of Education P. P. Claxton, presidents of major state colleges, state Superintendent P. HE. McClenahan, and state and local officials. The tour stops at cities including Cherokee, Fort Dodge, Webster City, Marshalltown, Clinton, Muscatine, Davenport, Des Moines, and Council Bluffs, with Waterloo hosting a March 24–25 address.

State Department of Public Instruction Iowa State Teachers’ Association Iowa National Education Association P. P. Claxton United States R. A. Pearson Kendall Hammill B. W. Newberry Senate Arthur Springer House Waterloo Northeastern Hatone Cherokee Fort Dodge Webster City Meson City Tome Falls Marshalltown Marion Dubugde Clinton Muscatine Burlington Port Madison Keokuk Sumne2 Albia Red Oak Shenandoabh Davenport Council Binafts Des Moinas Waterico

Patriotic Program Planned for G A R State Meeting

The G A R state meeting to be held June 7 at Hotel Russell Lamson will center in a patriotic program. Headquarters for the GC A R audlary and the Woman's Relief Corps will be at Hotel Russell Lamson with the Sons of Veterans auxiliary and Daughters of Veterans also using Ellis Hotel as their base. A three day schedule includes a local church campfire program the host Woman's Relief corps plans to stage at Hotel Russell Lamson and an outdoor parade on the afternoon of June 8 as a key feature of the convention. Gov Kendall and aides likely to attend, with details to be announced later.

Russell- Lamson KR. L. Ciase Memorial Hall A.R. Audlary Woman's Relef Corps Thia Hotel Eilis Sons of Veterans Daughters of Veterans Re- West Corps Russell-Lamson Kendall

Miss Flynn Opens Waterloo Run With A Perfect Day

Miss Flynn will open the Waterloo theatre program on March 17 at 8 p m with the play A Perfect Day presented by Miss Margaret Maddigan and Truman De Roame She will sing My Wild Irish Rose and is praised as a popular young singer with a voice suited to old Irish melodies

Stern economy as sure road to normalcy says J L Tiffany

J L Tiffany of New York City argues that stern economy is the only sure path to normalcy amid economic downturn. He discusses cash shortages for smaller businesses, bankruptcy cases, and a predicted two year contraction, noting Lederle Laboratories faces a district court suit while larger institutions fare better.

A&é Stern J. L. Tiffany New York City Tiffany Lederle Laboratories, Inc Lederle New York Mr. Tiffany J. E. Jordan Altho

Land Grant Veteran of 1812 Sold by Old Soldier of Civil War

Peter Powers, veteran of the War of 1812, was granted an 80 acre Waterloo township tract by Millard Fillmore via the 1850 act. March 1, 1852 title passed to Powers, later held by John Call, then sold to J. H. Byers of the Citizens National Bank Cedar Falls. Powers served as private in Capt Wheeler’s Vermont militia.

Peter Powers Great Britain Waterloo Township Mr. Powers Millard Fillmore United States Land Office John Call J. H. Byers Citizens National Bank Cedar Falls Wheeler Vermont

Veterans Pleased At Waterloo G A R Gathering

Delegates from 12 organizations met in Waterloo to plan the state encampment of the G A R and auxiliary units for June 7 to 9. R L Chase praised local cooperation with waterloo businesses and civic groups. An executive committee with organizational reps will form subcommittees for entertainment details and the programs.

G.A. R R. L. Chase Waverloo Seeclace Chase Waterloo Ay Department Lillian Carey Dubuque Ladies of Minnie Miller Maquoketa Ray ‘Hanchett Mitchellville W.R. C

California Syrup of Sigs Ad Phrase

An old advert claims California Syrup of Sigs provides a mild laxative for children with a fruit taste and full directions on each bottle. The copy emphasizes safety and child appeal, advising parents to look for the Cali fornia branding on the package.

California

Qrenses pledge united services for G A R encampment

Community supporters vow coordinated effort to ensure a smooth G A R encampment with volunteers from local groups contributing to activities and hospitality. Organizers emphasize teamwork, safety, and inclusive entertainment for attendees.

Waterloo industrialist J R Rice dies at 60

Funeral services for RB John Rice age 60 who died at 3 30 p m yesterday will be at the family home 414 Leland avenue tomorrow at 2 30 p m conducted by Rev F W Court pastor of First Methodist church of which Mr Rice had long been a member. He organized Novelty Wire Works and was active in Waterloo business. Born August 4 1851 in Keokuk Iowa he moved to Minneapolis then Waterloo 21 years ago. Survived by widow and three sons A R Rice Berkeley Cal Harry B Rice Salt Lake City Utah J D Rice Waterloo two brothers and three sisters. Body is at O Keefe &amp. Co.

John Rice Leland Avenue F. W. Court First Methodist. Church Rice Waterloo Novelty Falls Avenue Keokuk Minneapolis Minn A. R. Rice Berkeley Cal Harry B. Rice Salt Lake City Utah J. D. Rice O'Keefe

Funeral Viewings for Towne Mortuary Noted by Friends

Friends will view the body at Towne Mortuary before the funeral service. The arrangements indicate an hourlong viewing period prior to the burial, with details pending final scheduling.

Remarkable Home Treatment for Rheumatism

An advertised testimonial from Mark H. Jackson of Syracuse claims a personal recovery from muscular and sub acute rheumatism in 1893 after trying many remedies. He offers a free trial of an improved home treatment, asking readers to mail their name and address and promising eventual payment only if satisfied.

Mark H. Jackson Durston Syracuse Jackson

Gray Hair Remedy Ad From Dr Paulson in New York

A long standing New York physician Dr A L Paulson shares a home remedy to color gray hair. The ad promotes Orlex powder dissolving in water to tint hair to black or brown, claiming it won’t rub off or be greasy and will make a gray head look twenty years younger with full usage directions and a gold bond guarantee.

A. L. Paulson M. D New York City

A Silent but Effective Salesman A For Sale Adt in Courier

A compact for sale advertisement in the Courier showcases a low-key salesman approach. The note emphasizes reliability and value, targeting local buyers with practical pricing and concise product details. The ad highlights trusted service and immediate availability.

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How Much Tobacco Will My Heart Stand

A health warning urges quitting tobacco citing heart strain and decay from smoking, chewing or pipe use. It promotes Nicotol tablets with doctor endorsements and a money back guarantee, claiming rapid reduction of tobacco desire and eventual quitting. Local drugstores stock the remedy.

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