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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1919

Page

3

Democrats See Two-Year Harmony Under President and Party

Washington dispatch reports Democratic managers optimistic that the peace conference covenant will yield long term party strength. They foresee unity between the president and Congress, with Republicans blamed for postwar missteps and the party poised to ride to power in 1920. Wilson plans to retire from the White House stage and pursue historical writing and lucrative publishing deals.

Washington News Bureau Waterlond Evening Courier Washington D. C Earty League of Nations Middle West Senate Democratic Party Paris League and Peace Congress House Republicana Madae Wilson Democratic National Committee White House

Reforming O WitS Determine New Branch in Grundy Center

Grundy Center welcomes Marine National Refining Co as a potential new branch site after a company representative visited during the first week and eyed a building location on Pransters property. Mrs Goodwin of Des Moines sold West Main lot to Henry Schafer for a spring home. Chas Crouse sold 160 acre Conrad farm to A W Bowers for 200 per acre. Bowers also sold the Powers home farm near Albion to Angus Nof for 320 per acre.

Grundy Center Marine National Refining Co Pransters Mra. Goodwin Des Moines West Main Street Henry Schafer Chas. Crouse Conrad A. W. Bowers

Independence Inventor Pioneers Self Propelled Toy Swing

George A. Netcott and P. F. Hansen in Independance showcase innovations. Netcott’s self propelled toy swing horse drew orders for 64,000 swings at a Chicago toy convention while Hamelmann & Wurtz expand to meet demand. Hansen’s corn planter depth shoe advances castings issues yet boosts production. Joslin receives Pershing letter acknowledging an acrostic he sent earlier.

George A. Netcott P. F. Hansen Mr. Netcott Chicago Hamelmann & Wurtz Mir Hansen Mr. Hansen Pershing W. H. Joslin Fourth Ward John J. Pershing France

Butler Co Woman Sells Farm She And Husband Built

Ellen Ganby, Clarksville pioneer, sold her longtime farm one mile northeast of Clarksville after 60 years of ownership. The 190 acre property brought $290 per acre. Her husband died 31 years ago and she remained active in management until moving to town five years ago.

Clarksville Ellen Ganby Gabby Phebe Shaw Hanford Cal Town Henry Weinberg Kochar

Dandruff Cure Claim Promises Quick Hair Revival

An advertisement touts Danderine as a remedy for falling hair and dandruff. It claims the scalp will stop shedding after several applications and the hair will look soft glossy and thicker with repeated use.

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