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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1923

Page

18

World War I Era Government Insurance Drive Warns Veterans

A Waterloo subdistrict notice explains reinstatement rules for war risk and converted government insurance. It highlights eligibility for veterans and dependents, required premiums, and the Veterans Bureau's ongoing nationwide drive reaching thousands of service members since 1915.

J. B. Wieland Waterloo U. 3 Veterans Bureau Congress United States Militar Servica Altho Department Navy U. S. Veterans Dureat Bureau of War Risk Insurance United States Veterans Bureau

Janesville News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings

Notes from Janesville report Mre 5S by Matchson and Gould events. Brewer hog breeder owns 60 Dorset-Fersey pigs. Cemetery association to oversee summer work. A hardtime sociable at Methodist church April 5 with apron sale by ladies. supper starts 5:30. Regina Fern Ackerd dies aged five months after birth Oct 14 1992. services by Rev. Starr and burial in Janesville cemetery. Mrs. Lou Walker of Waterloo recently at Bert Shores home. Mrs. I. M. Miller traveled to Shell Rock to aid ill brother M. M. Hodson. Max Noph of Waterloo visits landparents Morand and Sirs Baskin.

Janesville Gould Regina Fern, Acksr Peed Luelin Agker Maren E. ¥. Starr Lou Walker Waterloo Bert Shores I. M. Miller Shell Rock M. M.hodson Millia-Decker Watertot Max" Noph Morand

Oman in the Days of Long Ago

A compact reflection on Oman's distant past, drawing on traditional tales and historic scenes. Describes rulers, cities, and daily life in eras past, highlighting customs, governance, and enduring cultural motifs.

Oman

Ancient Near East Women in Dress and Daily Life Revealed

Archaeological finds illuminate Babylonian Egyptian and Cretean women's attire and adornments from antiquity. Jewelry silks scarves and hats with flowers, linen and cotton fabrics, tight sheath skirts, and ornate coffins illustrate fashion and beauty practices across Mesopotamia Egypt and Greece. The piece notes mummies frescoes and sculptures showing similar dress and the famed Hanging Gardens symbolizing irrigation and cultural exchange.

Louvre Paris Moses Heliopolis Babylon India Clepipaira Babylonia Hgypt Cotter Stich

Local notes from Tripoli area recounts changes and obituaries

Tripoli reports a new salesman for Siffsgard Department Store, business moves, and social visits. Beatrice Bockhaus resumes school, several residents move or travel, and obituaries mark death of John Greene and William Jordan with details of families, church services, and interment.

Orange Township News and School Updates

Orange Two March 36 updates note Mrs Tr A Sanderson absent sick with la grippe. Mrs M Harbaugh remains confined with saractic rheumatism though slight improvement. Easter cantata Sunday at haif o'clock under Mrs Lichty and Mrs Stoy. Sunday school Biantor program at o'clock. Mrs David Neher able to be up a few hours each day. County Superintendent Moeller and Prof Cram tested Orange pupils from third grade through tech school. RP J Summy and Jay Crocker hauling material for farm houses. Eighth grade library program Friday night. footer class programs April 6.

Orange Township Orange Two Sanderson M. Harbaugh FR. W. Lichty Stoy

Winthrop News Briefs Include Death of Sister and Birth

March 30 Swinthrop reports Fred Wi beck left for Colorado Springs after funeral of sister Mrs. August Hopf Gatesvile. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mulford on March 25. the infant weighed 2½ pounds and died two days later after care in an incubator. The family notes travel by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Merrit from Golorado California and exas.

O. H. Mitchell Koch Beatrice Bockhaus Bright Zmay R. Codd Fort Morgan Colo Cleveland Pomans Cal Das Moines Waverly Manchester Dubuque Ernest Dick Dee Moines Maryck Lydia Garland HA. Holbrook Misa Beasia Leamon Waterloo Elton Lewis Clasen Hospital Fredericksburg A. G. Kampmoajer Dar Rapids Als H. J. Hoever Pomona Harold Pauline Broncke Hoever Myron Chapin Winifred G. Schwwemm Bessie Westgate John Greens Maurice Woodcock Clarence John Greene Ballingerrr County Limerick Ireland L. A. Foxx London Americs New York Jersey City Detroit Chicago Pele River Tri Mary Moxley Tripoli Mrs. Greene Mary T C. G. Schwemm Agnes Gy Foxx Weatcote Randalia Sloaney, Oelwein Mt. Calvary Cemetery William Jordan Goldberg Germany Bremer County Herman Frederika Lutheran Church William Hart Brandon Sitten Mary Schull Shanks Diego Schull Warren van Skike Cedar Rapids Florence Peterson Moyusrt Wayne Farmer Dalbey Barnes City Ruth Williams Faribault Minn W. W W. Bain A. B. Briggs WA Fiester SL A. Giilam A. Ro Pardon EL C. Ward Ruby Briggs D. A. McLetah Glen van Skike Loyd Brooxaome Ray Albert la Porta City John McCall Galesburg Leo Sullivan Irs Sullivan Pearl Quargs Cedar Falls Francis Horak Maynard Daniel B. Steckman George Pardon Harriett van Buren Vern Woods Lynn Uaven Fle Nashua Shaftall Merton Smith Ming Eaten Mme Caroline Young Sarah Shannot Dakota Peter Sommers Schilling Herbert Dodd Minneapolis Mary Granger E&. P. Foster New Hampton L. A Quaife Miriam Dorothy Rosia Woortbridge L Killen Frank Harrison C. I. Pleresa Hla Gyéin Winde Frank Smith Elia Sutherland Smith Emma Horton Berry C. E. Carpenter Koche & Sohlo Mar Leslie Weeks Sue George Orchard. Waverle Mrs. Robingyn Swinthrop Fred Wibeck Colorado Springs August Hopf Gatesvile Glenn Mulford Mulfort Blanche Feersole Mec Frank Brickley Orth Albert Merrit Golorado California Exas Hamilton Bertram Mmnes Joe Harry Hickman Exeter Henry Rust Geralding Kern Katherine van Tovcer Iowa City Hee Ray Tipton J. M. Nix Jim Tyan Aabenbusch Eva Beebo Demineway Frank J. West Iowa G. A. West F. A. Holloway C. A. Stout Nellin’ Mooney TY. I. Lestie G. C. McGuire Belmond Wiliam Tiebau

Local notes from Grundy Center and surrounding areas

March reports from Grundy Center include Ed Cole returning from a business trip, residents in Waterloo on various errands, and health updates such as Barm Aboly's cancer condition. Births, anniversaries, and weddings noted, with city mail delivery planned in about three months. Community events feature guild meetings, Easter plans, and hospital stays. local names and places span Wellburg, Harlington, and Cedar Rapids.

Grundy Center Ed Cole Magon City Kampos Jack Sopers Waterloo George Nera Marrkiga Theodore Huisman Pearl George Meyer Forrest Meyers Neiie Falls Jess Kittner Aisk Alvin Kramer Bristow Hermen Hall Graham Bellston Conrat Wailer

Washington Township Notes and March 25 Local Moves

Washington Township records note Mrs. Guy Thompson aiding her mother Mrs. Eliza Strester in Cedar Falls last week. Orville Cheney relocated to the A Ref isneuge farm recently. Wing, Mr and Mrs are mentioned in passing.

Washington Township Washington Guy Thompson Cedar Falls Eliza Strester Orville Cheney A. Refisneuge

Local Social Notes Report April Gatherings and Illnesses

Win and Care Wing Waterlon or Sunday afternoon guests. Mr. and Mrs Amos Levermes are sick at Mrs M. Bhater's home. Mrs Taker visited Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Baker and Mrs. R. Baker called at the Wranie Ford residence Seaver Township Monday. Ladies meeting planned at Mrs Teed Hobson home Wednesday April 4. picnic dinner to be served.

NeWrimeueus Bella Moore Fort Dodge Wee Mary Converse Goldfield, Inn Clifford Wright Sheldon Wright Arnold Amick Banske Baoaka Shell Rock Wise Pauline Jonas Waterloo Frank Jones New Sebisond sHaptert Airs Luna Osborn Frank Mack Walter Schmitt Cedar Talls Gerald P. Norton Federated Churches Whipple Cedar 5 Mira Rena Presbra Surray Y A. E. Seaver Ray Walker Nora Springs Waterlon Ma Bhater Amos Levermes Mra M. Bhater Taker Sidney Baker R. Baker Wranie Ford Seaver Stownship Teed “Hobson Picnig

Real Estate Transfers in Black Hawk County Iowa

Real estate transfers recorded in Black Hawk County with multiple parcels in La Porte City Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Transactions include Alwina Buchan to Irene Stainbrock lot pair Daye addition La Porte City and Maud Lathro to Earl Lathrop in Leavitt Johnson Miller addition Waterloo with others to C G Geran Highland Improvement Co and Hedvig Pederson Cedar Falls map parcels and Home Park Waterloo.

Black Hawk County Abstract Co Alwina H. Buchan Irene V. Stainbrock la Porte City Rey W. H. Bagenstoin C. G. Geran Watson le Porte City George Marshall Highland Improvament Co Highland Second Waterloo Maud Lathro Earl J. Lathrop Wightman Gsuhdivision Leavitt Johnson & Miller Ray BOC Wereeeer Nets C. Pederson Hedvig F

Freezone promises instant corn relief by applying drops

An old advertisement touts Freezone for aching corns and calluses. It claims a tiny bottle stops pain instantly and allows removal with fingers, suitable for hard or soft corns and corn between toes without soreness.

Tostend'a gaysers never meet their water higher than 106 feet

The fragment notes water levels at Tostend and references the Yellowstone region with inland limits and breezes. It mentions heights around 106 feet and suggests conditions that affect coastal air flow and relative water elevations. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or sources.

Drink Water Flushes Kidney Ailments Warns Authorities

An old health warning urges daily four ounces of Salts to flush kidneys and neutralize bodily acids. It claims rich foods harm kidneys, causing back pain and urinary issues, and advises a tablespoonful in water before breakfast for a few days. It notes Jad Salts are inexpensive and safe.

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