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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1919

Page

3

Labor Bureau to Close Thursday in Waterloo

The federal free employment bureau at Sycamore and Hirth will close at the end of business Thursday after a year of service. Costs, wages, and rent will be cut. Since 1918 the office placed thousands into work, aiding 7,358 actual placements and 9,434 directed to employment. Densmore Sill Hopeful urged Congress to reestablish the service by May.

Government Free Employment Bureau Sycamore and Hirth Congress B. &. Barnes Washington, D. C B. M.armon Des Moines Horton Waterloo Federal Free Employment Bureau Barnes Lafayette Building Department of Labor Monthly Hatehooffice Bureau Densmore J. B. Densmore W. B. Wilson Department of Labor Yarnes Washington Watertoo Mani Air Garnes Wilson Skeleant

Postmaster Leads Whitney Road Paving Push

Postmaster M. H. Kelly告 informs the state highway commission that once paving is finished the required mileage for Postroad status will be set. The Whitney road, part of rural route, will be restructured to meet federal aid rules, with local subscriptions securing funding alongside government funds for Waterloo Cedar Falls paving efforts.

M. H. Kelly State Highway Commission Whitney Post Office Department Kelly Waterloo Cedar Falle

Rainbow Boys Sail in April Await Adjutant General Note

A letter from Adjutant General P. C. Harris to W. R. Law says Rainbow division soldiers will sail from France in late April for homecoming. Mothers in the city had urged an early return following peace. A statewide homecoming celebration is planned alongside a traffic committee union meeting at the Chamber of Commerce where legislative bills affecting merchants and manufacturers were discussed.

Rainbow 42Nd Division France P. C. Harris Army W. R. Law Law Secretary of War Adjutant General the Rainbow Chamber of Commerce The Commercial Club W. GT. U Waterloo B. F. Loban H. W. Grout Frances Grout Conrad Hhe Union L. B. Park P. B. Yapp W. R. Walker H. Helen Bagley Mary E. Kroesen Park Ida Mitchell

Home Demonstration Talk Set At YWCA Friday

Mrs Isabelle Campbell will discuss How City Women May Make Use of the Home Demonstration Agent at a YWCA meeting sponsored by the Woman's club Home and Education department. The event aims to show how towns can gain practical help from the agents and is open to six departments and other interested women.

Isabelle Campbell Home Extension Town College Mes Masonyeeting Home and Education Department The Woman's Club Uly Black Hawk Mississippi Waterloo Woman's Club F. L. Marquis Tenm Miss Turahank

Paris Fort Ring Ordered Razed by Legislators

Paris officials report the chamber of deputies authorized removal of wartime fortifications around Paris. The three rings include masonry walls, 17 detached forts, and an outer girdle on the Seine heights. Dismantling likely targets this system built after August 1914.

Paris Paria Havas Chamber of Deputies Seine

Cedar Heights Woman's club meets with noted plans

Cedar Heights March 19 special report notes the Woman's club meeting at Mrs. J. G. Brinker Central Christian Loyal Fishershoff assisting. Mrs. Brocksus elected secretary and treasurer with plans for a party in April and a picnic supper. Also mentions St Mark's parish women gathering and First Presbyterian Alpha chapter meeting. Temperature data and an ad for a Waterloo Evening Courier outfit included.

Cedar Heights Brocksus

Rabbits Rescued From Flood At Bow-Again Farm Haven

During high water along the river, Casebeer Brothers stock was moved to safety. Rabbits and three hogs were loaded into a wagon and taken to a six by thirty two foot concrete platform raised six feet, built as flood protection. The Casebeers plan a barn above the platform to ensure future safety.

Casebeer Brothers Bow-Again Farm Caseheers Sorenson Harry Casebeer

Mexico Will Not Rush Oil Royalty

Mexico City says the government will not collect royalties on January and February oil production immediately. Treasury says Carranza decrees were a formality to keep records straight as oil affairs remain in suspense. The issue will be presented to Congress before any royalties are collected.

Mexico Associated Press Mexico City Carranza Treasury Department Ttwag Congress Department

Murder Indictment Sought in Missing Doctor Case

Long Beach New York March 19 Police and private detectives press on for Dr Walter Keene Wilkins missing since Sunday while Nassau County District Attorney Charles Weeks prepares to present evidence to the grand jury for a murder indictment of the doctor in the death of his wife.

Agsacand Long Beach N. Y Walter Keene Wilkins Charlies R. Weeks Nassau County

Iemen in Convention Discuss Ice Shortage Plans

Delegates from Des Moines and other large cities gather at Hotel Russell-Lamson with seph G. Black presiding to address the ice shortage and map strategies for the coming summer season.

Hotel Russell-Lamson Seph G. Black Des Moines

Mortuary Notices and Obituaries From Waterloo Area

Martha A Miller died at Castle Hill after six weeks of illness born Monroe Wisconsin 1852 came to Waterloo at age 11 married David Miller December 25 1877 survivors include children W D and Frank Miller Waterloo Mrs C O Barnes Castle Hill J S Miller Portsmouth VA brothers and sisters listed funeral arrangements pending Henry Fink died at Presbyterian hospital after six months survivors widow three children Waterloo two brothers Roberts and George Funeral at Kistner mortuary pending funeral. Frank McKevitt died in Gasser block after tuberculosis over a year born July 11 1872 Cedar township lifelong Black Hawk county survivors five brothers J Dan James William Ed all Waterloo two sisters Mrs Tom Steils Washburn Mrs C Kel ley Tipton funeral at St Marys Catholic church Calvary burial Mrs Hugh McCartney funeral at First Congregational church Elmwood body from Petaraen Bros move to home tonight Laura Rigge Franklin aged 83 pioneer of Bremer county died Cedar Falls last evening body to Waverly for interment.

MHS Martha A. Miller Castle Hill Monroe Wis Stewart Butterfield Waterloo David Miller W. D Frank Miller C. O. Barnes J. S. Miller Portsmouth James Butterfield Be Insall Can George Butterfield Marie Butterfield Sweat City Frank Butterfield Laverne William Butterfield Marshalltown Jane Rector Emporia Kan Miller Methodist Church Henry Fink Presbyterian Hospital F. A. Nottger Louis H Pauline John George Bennington Efferson Street Benington Township Fink Ankeny Frank Mkevitt Frank McKevitt Gasser Block Cedar Township Black Hawk County Dan James William Tom Steils Washburn C. Kelley Tipton O'Keefe & Towne Mortuary St. Mary's Catholic Church Calvary Hugh McCartney First Congregational Church Fred J. Clark J. R. Macartney Elmwood Petaraen Bros Laura R. Franklin Cedar Falls Laura Rigge Franklin Bremer County Sarah Riggs Waverly

Floods Hit Bahia Regions With Thousands of Homes Damaged

Rio de Janeiro dispatch reports widespread floods across Brazil. In Bahia the town of Joazsiro is inundated and thousands of houses are wrecked while rivers in multiple areas remain above flood stage.

Bahia Associated Press Rio Janeiro Brazil Joazsiro Republic

Gas Captain Inhales Death

Capt Reginald H Taylor chief of personnel of the gas staff chemical division US Army with headquarters in New York committed suicide today by inhaling gas in New York City He was connected with gas operations and held a high rank in the chemical division Real Estate Board Holds Routine Meeting at Hotel Russell Lamson at noon today with only routine business transacted

New York Reginald H. Taylor Chemical Division Real Estate Board Hotel Russell-Lamson

Bavaria Abolishes Nobility Titles in New Government

Basel reports Premier Hoffmann outlined Bavaria’s new government program in Munich. The diet approved measures abolishing nobility titles and restricting hereditary rights, as deputies urged unity of German territories and prisoner issues. Cabinet lineup announced with ministers including Endres Segitz Frauendorfer Steiner and Unterleitner.

Basel Hoffmann Munich Bavaria Germany Max Endres Martin Segitz Dr. Werkle Heinrich Frauendorfer Herr Unter- Ieitner Herr Steiner Herr Schnettenfurst

Old Dred Deed Records Transfer in Waterloo

Warranty deed filed today recalls a 41 year old transfer of lot 602140 on Tenth Street between Lafayette and Mulberry in Waterloo. James Virden and wife transferred to Elthena Cordell for $50 with an ante date of May 2, 1978.

Waterloo Tenth Street Lafayette Mulberry Streets James Virden Elthena Cordell

Steel Stabilization Sought by Industry Board and Producers

Washington March 19 Representatives of the steel industry met with the price stabilization committee of the department of commerce to plan reduction and stabilization of steel prices. The industrial board outlined using lower price schedules approved as fair, with government purchases at those rates and private buyers following.

Industry Board Associated Press Washington, D. C Department of Commerce Industrial Board Representa

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