Russian people united behind new government
Reuters dispatch from Petrograd reports two Duma deputies return from Kronstadt where revolutionary move ment faced armed resistance. Port activity resumes as speeches to fleet and garrison are cheered. War support committee voices unity of radicals with broader populace. Army pledges to fight to end.
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London
Duma
Petrograd
Kronstadt
Reuter
WA Petrogard
Rew
Guchkoff
KEW Milatsa Petrograd
Wkaterinoslavdo
Parents Need This Youth More Than Does Uncle Sam
Raymond Reese a 19 year old from a Reinbeck area farm chose to enlist with Waterloo troops rather than join his parents at home The young man told his mother not to worry and explained his belief that a son owes more to needy parents than to the war effort The article captures his resolve and concern for family during the wartime call to service.
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Uncle Sam
Raymond Reese
Reinbeck
Raymond
Waterloo
Fort Des Moines
Irving Hotel
Sewer Contract Awarded and Bids Sought
The Waterloo city council set April 9 as the bid receipt date for a roughly three mile sewer project. Officials advertised bids at a special meeting last night and removed some streets from the plan while promising to rush sewer work to fit payment schedules. T. H. Ward of Bryant Asphalt Co. has returned to Waterloo to begin paving at the earliest possible time.
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T. H. Ward
Bryant Asphalt Co
Waterloo
Robbery at Union Station After Train Boarding
J E Grove of 542 Ric street was robbed of $21 at Union station while boarding a train. He had bought tickets for his wife and children to Cedar Rapids and kept the rest of the money in a purse. A stranger crowded him and fled. a description was given but no suspect found at Vin ton.
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Union Station
J. E. Grove
Ric! Street
Grove
Cedar Rapids
Vinton
Strict Demands of New Citizens in Naturalization Hearing
A naturalization hearing in Judge G. W. Dunham's court denied one applicant citizenship for insufficient character and law knowledge. The record cites past arrests for selling cigarette papers and illicit liquor. Otto Zeimer, German native with two brothers in the German army, took the oath, pledging loyalty while noting potential conflict if drafted. Judges urged newcomers to speak English at home and in business, and send children to English schooling.
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G. W. Dunham
Dunham
A. N. Bode
United States Examiner
Anny
Otto Zeimer
Germany
Zeimer
United States
West High Thespian Joins Guard In Wartime Play
The West High junior class play The Girl From Laramie will be staged Friday in the school auditorium despite Ernest Henderson’s dual role as cast member and Town National Guard member who may be called away. Ray Cleveland, a recent West graduate, substitutes for Henderson. The production faced delays from illness and National Guard calls, with Cleveland having appeared in prior class plays.
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West High
Laramie
Ernest Henderson
Company G
Town National Guard
Henderson
Ray Cleveland
West
Cleveland
Red Cross Booths Draw Men in Waterloo Efforts
In Waterloo the Red Cross campaign shows men lending interest at Black's store booth, with six enrollments by noon and promising results at Paul Davis store. Mrs E T Alford and companions run Black's booth while others cover Paul Davis with the day’s schedule. A membership blank invites immediate mail to Mrs F I Northey.
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Red Cross
E. T. Alford
Black’s
Paul Davis
Ant
Wemer
Black's
Ee. Alford
Otto McCune
T. R. McCoy
May Shull
J. F. Simpson
Henry Prank
Mary Ham
FW. Gregory
F. i. Northey
Kingbard Avenue
Vacant Lot Farming Plan for City Youths by Deyoe
A. M. Deyoe urges using idle vacant lots in Iowa cities to educate and employ unemployed children, beautify neighborhoods, and curb vice. He calls for coordinated action by clubs, chambers, churches, and public bodies to transform waste spaces into productive, healthful areas and to prepare youth for skilled work. A restaurant theft and flood survey follow.
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A. M. Deyoe
Deyoe
Iowa
Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
More Freedom for Poles Is Promised
London March 29 The German government considers abolishing the Polish expropriation law and granting facilities for Polish language use says Berlin via Amsterdam Herr Brettenbach Prussian minister of public works announced in the herrenhaus Poles would receive state aid to encourage settling at home and a new era of united Prussian Polish labor would begin Mrs W B Small state president of the Audubon society will speak at Whittier school Friday at 6 p m Miss Florence La Tier will sing All patrons welcome to the Friday Study meeting to discuss birds and protection
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London
Berlin
Amsterdam
Herr Brettenbach
Herrenhaus
W.B. Small
The
Audubon Society
Whittier School
Florence la Tier
Small
Relief 16 Asked At Maggie Meeting
A three member committee led by Judge Franklin C. idutl, H. W. McGoy, and Jf M. Rred was named at a patriotic armory gathering to draft resolutions urging Des Moines to pass a bill funding dependent families of guardsmen and provide equipment. The meeting urged public patriotism and support for troops departing, with speakers including Judge Platt and Reed.
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Franklin C. Idutl
H.W. McGoy
Jf M. Rred
Waterloo
Jth
Des Moines
Witt Ceéting
Franklin G. Platt
Mit Reed
Carleton Sias
Company G
Veniremen drawn for duty next Monday at 9 a.m.
The list includes Waterloo, Warl Johnson, William Mussett, H L Harkness, Hubert Cheever, W J Rickert, L L Ramsey, A A Stocker, Clarence Wise, M Kirby, T B Wella, Ben Eicher, J B E Briden, S A Barrett, George Buchan, Cedar Falls, L B Hovey, T E Lawrence, Orange township, Ray Wilson,agle township, John Weber, Big Creek township, F E Hoyt, Mt. Vernon township, D W W King.
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Waterloo
Warl Johnson
William Mussett
H. L. Harkness
Hulbert Cheever
W. J. Rickert
L. L. Ramsey
A. A. Stocker
Clarence Wise
M. Kirby
Wella
Ben Eicher
J. BE. Briden
A. Barrett
George Buchan
Cedar Falls
L. B. Hovey
T. E. Lawrence
Orange Township
Ray Wilson
Agle Township
John Weber
Big Creek Township
F. E. Hoyt
Mt. Vernon
D. W.W. King
Arbuckle Talk Set For Grace Church Sunday Evening
J W Arbuckle's address The College Man's Commission delivered at Cornell College commencement 1926 will be repeated at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday evening by request of the pastor. The piece argues for service to country and world and critiques superman theory cited as war provocation.
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J. W. Arbuckle
Cornell College
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
E. J. Lockwood
United States
Fruitola and Traxoam touted to cure stomach ills and gall stones
A Saskatoon letter from FP Gifford claims relief after sixteen days of agony from several ailments. He credits Fruitola and Traxoam, produced from Edsall formulas, with restoring health and offering plain purchase without a doctor’s prescription. The notice mentions Waterloo retailers Wangier Bros and C J Miller and invites inquiries to Pinus Laboratories, Monticello Illinois.
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Saskatoon
FP. Gifford
Ball Rock Farm
Mymant
Saskatchewan
Canada
Edsall
Pinus Laboratories
Monticello
Waterloo
Wangier Bros. Co
East Fourth Street
C. J. Miller
West Fourth Street
Too Citified Here Moves To Missouri
Dennis George of Waterloo has sold his land and home near Hagerman Place and moves to nearby Missouri. A real estate financier bought the George property and plans rent. George, an eccentric resident, is famed in town lore and family relatives remain unsure where he will settle next.
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Dennis George
Waterloo
Ceorge
Ehdekens
George Wlung
Hagens Place
M George
Tiz foot relief promises instant comfort for tired feet
An old advertisement claims Tin Tiz relieves foot pain by drawing out poisons and reducing swelling. It touts 25 cent boxes at drug stores with instant relief and the idea of wearing smaller shoes, promising a year of comfort for five cents.
Understanding Uric Acid and Kidney Health
The article discusses uric acid’s formation and its excretion by kidneys. It recommends finishing kidney work with 6 to 8 glasses of water daily, drinking hot water before meals, and using Anuric to reduce uric acid. It notes winter circulation slows and excess uric acid can cause headaches and other ailments.
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BO. Syith
Arthur Ierod
Mansolea
Riague
Meath
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James S. Harlan
Indson C. Clements
Onry C. Hall Leti
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Charles (. McChord
Winthray
ATO
L. R. Moore
HL Brown
Town Street
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Indiana
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C. L E. Kingsley
Grand Board of Trustees
Order
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New Albany
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Connecticut
American Red Cross Headquarters
Washington, D. C
Clasass
Anzur
American Red Cross Magazine
Aecriponthly
Clare Ludden
Commercial Street
Mr. Ludden
Ludden
East Duibuque
United States Geological Survey
W. H. Davis
Keokuk
Maggmeeting
Lewis Latois
ALDI
Fay
Cape
Ilinois
Pygteford
Missouri
First National Bank Building
Iowa State Bank
Black Hawk
Wee Ee Ee
State of
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I. W. Blough
IL. W. Blough
M. B. Neff
Buck Hawk County
Geo. N. Garre
Ttson
Louis Frank
J. K. Joder
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