Y SIGNS OF UP 286 MEMBERS
The Waterloo railroad Y M C A membership drive reached 286 members after a dinner and campaign led by Harry G. Brown who secured 134 members. John P. Harris announced the tally to Illinois Central officials as Waterloo tops division points in LC lines. Roy A. Graham praised the effort and outlined plans for continued activities and a possible new building.
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Waterloo
Graham Arated
Brown
Harry G. Brown
Mr. Brown
Illinois Central
Graham
Roy A. Graham
J. P. Harris
T. J. Winninger
H. G. Brown
Jon Winninger
H. A. Dahl
B. A. Seely
W. J. Mulvaney
H. L. Crowell
James Pennington
Henry Kiempau
William Robinson
BH. S. Shapland
Bloodhounds Trail Burglars in Guttenberg Ja
Bloodhounds from F M Shores kennels tracked burglars yesterday in Guttenberg Iowa, splitting directions as the dogs led a posse toward two suspects. The trackers pressed the case, forcing the men to split and head in opposite directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Shores
Guttenberg
Hounds Pin Down Burglary Suspects After City Cash Theft
Perry Fry keeper of the dogs testified after binding over to the grand jury. The trail from Kuemper and Lake hardware store burglary led through a back door over a six foot fence to a railroad, with two dogs splitting toward Johnston and Goren homes. Both suspects were bound over to the grand jury.
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Grand Jury
Perry Fry
Guttenburg
Kuemper & Lake Hardware Store
Johnston
Goren
Dail
Mahnke Receives Three Months Pay After Code Move
After a lull of three months the building inspector Edward Mahnke received a warrant for 649.98 dollars from city clerk A. E. Gragg. The council passed a third reading-amendment to the building code removing obstacles to the building commissioner’s reappointment, and Clerk Guagy announced there was no longer any reason to withhold the pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mahnke
Mahnke
A. E. Gragg
Guagy
Scouts Start On 1 Day Campaign In Waterloo Drive
Under W J Rechtfertig Boy Scout campaign committee general chairman, captains Rath and Litchfield lead 1 day drive with captains Northey Hosie Miller Bragdon Clark Northey Kiete Livingston Coburn Sheldon. Wray heads reports and subscriptions, Brown handles advertising. Friars club president Greeley volunteers. First barrage last night at Greater Waterloo association rooms with talks on Citizenship Training Capturing the Boys With a Life Program Helping the Boy to Help Himself Instructions Pep Distribution of Cards Final Selling Talks President closing argument. All captains and aides meet tomorrow at the Greater Waterloo association dining rooms.
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W. J. Rechtfertig
KR. A. Rath
Lee Litchfield
Fred W Northey
Ralph Hosie
J. 5. Bragdon
Fred J. Clark
H. G. Northey
William Kiete
J. Levingston
M. C. Coburn
William Sheldon
Fred Wray
M. J. Brown
Jthe
Friar’s Club
Charles Greeley
Greater Waterloo Association
I. F MacDonough
George W. Wood
J. Oliver Trumbauer
VW. J- Rechttertig
A.C. Wilford
Fred ‘Wray
R. IL. Short
Burr Lichty
Fred L. Northey
Boy Scout
Greater
Wa,terloo
Iron Starvation and Women Health Health Risks and Remedies
An old style advertisement warns that iron deficiency can age a woman and sap vitality. It claims indoor life and poor diet deplete iron, urging more iron rich foods and Nutated Iron tablets. It touts Nuxated Iron as rich organic iron, claims broad usage and a money back guarantee.
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Toolefy
America
Luou
Campaign reports to be submitted at 6 30 p m
The notice states that tomorrow at 6 30 p m the complete campaign reports will be presented and all campaign cards are expected to be turned in.
Baseball Player Loses Finger in Shop Accident
John Cratsley of 914 Sixth Street West, signed to play first base for Tripoli this season, lost about half of his right index finger at Illinois Central shops, delaying the start of the baseball season for him. Cratsley, age 32, previously played with Illinois Central railroad team and hails from Waterloo South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cratsley
Sixth Street West
Tripoli
Trinois Central
Cratsley
Tinois
Waterloo S. C
Vinton Peterson
Peterson's Ointment Ad Promises Cures for Skin Ailments
A Buffalo householder extols Peterson's Ointment for eczema and old sores, urging families to buy a 60 cent box. The ad claims a full guarantee refund if results fail, citing a long cure story from Mrs. F. E. Root and noting mail orders from the Peterson Ointment Co. in Buffalo, NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petarson
Buffalo
Peterson
F. E. Root
Michigan Street
N.Y
Peterson Ointment Co., Inc
N. Y
6 O Clock Whistle Returns to Daylight Saving Time
The city welcomes the 6 o clock whistle as Illinois Central shifts to daylight saving hours. No change to total workday length. Workers start at 7 am and finish at 4 pm with a 1 pm lunch. Police report clarify wake and work times.
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Ilinois
Gulf
Washis
Hearn
O. A
First National Week Celebrated Across Middlewest
The central United States observes First National Week among motion picture producers. First National pictures feature top film stars and draw fans eager for new releases. The Palace Theatre in Waterloo screens Anita Stewart in Sowing the Wind with large crowds at its debut yesterday.
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United States
National Pictures
Palace Theatre
Waterloo
Anita Stewart
Prescription for Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises
Reader is advised to visit a druggist for Parmitt double strength and mix one ounce with one pint of hot water and a touch of sugar, then take a tablespoonful four times daily. The remedy claims to relieve head noises, clear nostrils, ease breathing, and stop mucus drainage, described as easy to prepare and inexpensive.
Firestone Organization Faces Market With Strong Faith
Public support solidly backs its standard of miles per dollar as Firestone, a fully stockholder organization, confronts the current market with renewed confidence in the future.
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Firestone
Firestone Organization
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