Waterloo pupils asked to fill 9000 pounds for Red Cross
Waterloo students will collect used clothing and shoes tomorrow to donate to the Red Cross for war victims in India and Europe. The plan sets a 9,000 pound tally with depots at 613 Jefferson Street and a central shipment to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ildren
Red Cross
Inda
Europe
Waterloo
Lathe
Br Ae
Therae
Watero
Ceutral
Jefferson Weet
Lathrop
Joseph , White
Roy Innard
BR. Cropper
Waarioo Chapter
York City
Rath Employes Ratify Wage Scale at Labor Temple
Terms prepared by Patrick F Fox hill government commissioner of affiliation were ratified by Rath Packing Company employees last night. Men receive 42.5 cents an hour and women 27.5 cents. equal pay for equal work. Eight hours constitute a day and time and a half for overtime. Holidays and blood press room work subject to special arrangements. Also, J A Francis to mail notices for April 7 meeting to elect a six member county board of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Ff' Hill
Abciliation
Labor Temple
Muployes
Last Night's News in Brief Highlights Global Turbulence
Coblenz reports Spartacanagi sts confessed to aiding German workers and planning attacks on American troops. Paris cites Siberian forces offensive west of the Urals toward Perm per Omsk advice. Budapest dispatch claims Soviet government occupies all theatres amid European tension. London notes tramway strike risk easing. Washington creates a commission to probe Mash between Americans and Japanese in Tien Tsin. Halifax reports steamer Melor in distress 900 miles east of Bermuda. Public notices advertise supper at East Park Church Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Coblenz
Paris
Urals
Perm
Ealing
Omsk
Copenhagen
Budapest
Nusie Halk
London
Washington
D. C
Tien Tsin
Halifax
N. S
Melor
Hermuda
GROVE
Peace Conference Eyes Fast Action on Frontiers
Delegations at the Paris peace talks urge swift steps to restore normalcy in Eastern Europe. Presidents Wilson and Lloyd George with Clemenceau and Orlando plan two daily sessions to settle Franco German and Italo Yugoslav frontiers, reparations, and the league. Foreign ministers will not attend premiers meetings this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Europe
Wilson
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Orlando
League of Nations
Adriatic
Karolyi Seen Plotting Bolshevism in Hungary and Balkans
Paris dispatches report Count Michael Karolyi, former Hungarian premier, negotiating with Moscow to spread Bolshevism to Hungary Romania and Yugoslavia. Lenine reportedly plans a delegation to Poland Hungary border tensions rise as Romania and Czechoslovakia mobilize troops to reinforce frontier guards amid Soviet threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Budapest
Lausanne
Gayette
Michael Karolyi
Hungary
Moscow
M. Rak
Ukraine
Roumania
Jugo- Slavia
Bonenen
Fliipate
Jost
Berne
Nikolai Lenine
Polgany
Tuling
Challenge to Religions of a Greater Waterloo
The Social Welfare league reports 966 persons in 138 families with church membership or preference since Oct 1, 1915, while 1883 families are listed as church members or adherents in various denominations. The finding highlights a citywide social, industrial, and spiritual challenge for Waterloo’s religious forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Welfare League
Evangelical
Congregationalist
Salvation Army
Universalist
Brethren
Greater
Waterloo
Drama League Tonight Presents Her Husband's Wife
The Drama league offers Her Husband's Wife at Cedar Falls Opera House tonight to aid the Commercial club. Waterloo hosts tomorrow night as part of the league’s big season. Seats go on sale here and in Waterloo with student ticket blocks. members may pay dues at reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drama League
Opera House
Cedar Falls
Waterlo Theatre
Waterloo
Gasoline Output Last Year Exceeds Eighty Five Million Barrels
Washington March 25 The US gasoline output in 1919 reached over 85 million barrels, according to Van H Manning director of the Bureau of Mines. He notes 1916 output near 40 million barrels, 1917 about 68 million, and 1918 surpassing 85 million as war pressures grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Cross
Washington, D. C
United States
van MH. Manning
Duresi
Maneming
Manning
Builders rush inquiries as workingmen seek homes
Arthur, building director and Homebuilders' secretary, reports many inquiries about building homes for working men over the past two days. People seek suitable lots in desired neighborhoods, planning to start construction once a lot is secured. Lot owners list lots with Mr Cole for classification and registration as plenty of good building sites remain. Park Church announces supper Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Iusogiztion
Cole
Taft Address Sought by Waterloo Commercial Club
The Waterloo Commercial Club through secretary A J Knapp seeks to bring William Howard Taft to Waterloo for an April talk to promote League of Nations support. A telegram was sent to inquire about his visit. Taft, president of the national group backing the cause, will debate Leslie M Shaw in Des Moines next month. a Waterloo stop is hoped for later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Commercial Club
A. J. Knapp
William Howard Taft
Knapp
League of Nations
Taft
National Organization
Des Moines
Leslie M. Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Waterloo
Kansas dairymen seek stock in city dollars
R L Custer and C Coleman stock farm owners near Wichita Ikan arrived in the city seeking bred cows to place with their established herds. They toured Waterloo dairy farms to learn Iowa methods, noting Waterloo thorobred Seattle stock fame from past sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Custer
C. Coleman
Wichita
Ikan
Waterloo
Iowa
Thorobred
Seattle
Spring Rains Bring Grippe Warnings and Remedies
Weather-activated grips fears warn of influenza risk from simple cold. Early cleansing with castor oil or Mayapple laxative aids purging to fortify the system. For persistent coughs, Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery is recommended as a non alcoholic tonic to soothe mucous membranes and improve blood conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
General von Arming Murdered by Peasants in Flanders
General Count von Arming, commander of German forces in Flanders for much of the war, was beaten to death by peasants near Asche Bohemia after allegedly firing on wood gatherers. The attackers reportedly pillaged his chateau following the killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count von Arming
Inlanders
Asch
Teddy Memorial Plans at Roosevelt Memorial Meeting
New York March 25 at a Roosevelt Permanent Memorial meeting plans were discussed to honor Timodore Hoovervelt. Proposals include US history education in colleges, a Roosevelt home memorial at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay modeled after Mount Vernon, and a Roosevelt Memorial Park project. A 36 acre Oyster Bay tract and a Roosevelt institution for wildlife conservation were noted with a proposed $250000 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mitny Pans
Timodore Hoovevelt
Roosevelt
Herman Japge- Jorn
Sagamore LM
Oyster Bay
Washington
Mount Vernon
Capitol
Tina Root
Theodore Ruosavelt
Cot Oasavelt
Oystar Bay
Doctor Prescribed Vinol Stirs Strong Rebuttal in Case
A Waukegan woman credits Vinol with restoring her health and strength after a nervous breakdown, declaring the tonic helped her family life. The article details a court case involving a man named Sheldon, accused in a beer incident, and notes the judge released him while the woman testified she loved him and hoped to marry, asserting his innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Waukegan
Ray
Sheldon
Vinal
Growl Lakes
Minneapolis
Justive
Nakes
Witnatir
Jidee
Waukegan
Pir Toole
Perry T
Public Nootlage Forum Considered by Subcommittee
A forum for public Nootlage named an athletic Meld and Waiting beach is noted. Maj Gow Leonard Wood Gov ernor Goudrlet Indiana Gover noe Beechum Rhode Island Unuited States Secular Frank Kellogg Minnesota and others were appointed a sub committee to consider the suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gow
Leonard Wood
Goudrlet
Indiana
Noe Beechum
Rhode Island
Frank
Alkali Makes Soap Bad For Washing Hair
An old remedy text warns against using alkali soap for hair cleaning. It praises cocoa oil as pure and cheap, recommending a small amount rubbed with water to produce rich lather that cleanses, conditions, and rinses well. The guidance claims hair dries evenly, stays soft and manageable, and dust or dandruff are removed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waterloo School
Vj. A. Francis
East Park
Karolyi
Phelps
Ache
Jefferson
Tadvertiser Tenty
Drama League Tonight
Waterloo Livening Courier
Park Church
Sommercial Club
William Taft
Kansas
Grippe
Flanders
General von Arnim
Teddy
Vital Ape
Colleen
God
Billie
Burke
Annabelle
Fatty Arbuckle
And
Pathe News
Wallace Reid
ALTAS
Mike Moran
Allan Holubar
Dorothy Phillips
New York City
The
New York Times
New York Tribene
Fia
Marion
New York Evening World
Saya
AL Ins
Marguerite
Clark
Wiggs
Maggie Dungay
Tommy
Dick Morgan
Morgan
Dilly Wiges
Este
Abo
Ford
AL. Gorrell
American Girl
Crystal
Allison
Peggy
D. W. Griffith
Waterloo Communnity Drama League
A. E. Thomas
Waterloo Theatre
Waterloo Talent
Carl Glick
Rama League
the Theatre
Waterloo Community Drama League
Arden Theatre
Mike and
Ike
Fannie Ward
Tweedy Dan
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!