Guard Company Here Split Into Two Units
Capt. Howard J. Rouse directs division of Co M Waterloo guard into two units Capt. Leonard B. Laird leads Co B as infantry and Capt. Rouse commands Co D machine gun with rosters totaling about 60 and 70 men. Active-list transfers include First Lieut. Durchdenwald and others as the Iowa National Guard readies a dictionary11 banquet and dance at the armory.
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Howard J. Rouse
Co. M. Town National Guard
Leonard B. Laird
Rouse
Co. B
Co. D
Laird
William H. Durchdenwald
One Hundred and Thirty- Fourth Infantry
Louis G. Lasher
H. Johrig
Co. M
Sergt
Wiliam R. Arthur
U. S. Army
Paul W. Struck
Verson J. Schneider
Ralph L. Town
Harold FL .Walden
Michael Zarifis
Leonani B. Lain
William HK
Durchdenwald
Forrest 0. Wing
Fetona F. Fee
Morris Rosenbloom
Kari B Waus
Millard C. Jacoby
Guy Hostetler
Smith O. Knode
Elmerts
Jeppesen
Laurence C. Sanders
James Ho McAlvin
Warren E. Shirley
William E. Dant
Raymond M. Ryan
Virgil C. Mees
Willie Motry
Floyd News
Carl Anderson
Sylvester J. Obertunser
Robert M. Tarbell
Ks .C.hemmelling
Clifford W. Fitxin
Frank Kessell
Wilhelm M. Ahlhelm
Waites E. Baton
Warren Cunningham
Frank B. Cowen
Reginalae Z, Auard
George BL Dreitein
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
Cut out this slip and mail it to Foley Co to receive a trial package of Foley’s Honey and Ter Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets for coughs colds rheumatism backache kidney and bladder ailments and constipation Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Iowa state contracts cut coal price at mine but freight soars
The Des Moines board of control awarded 12 firms about 100000 tons for state institutions this winter. Mine price runs about $1 per ton cheaper than last year, but freight adds 33 to 35 percent. Contracts let to firms from Des Moines Ottumwa Chicago and other cities with varying mine and lump coal bids and freight rates shaping delivered costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deg Moines
State Board of Control
Norwood-White Coal Company
Des Moines
Ana' Pmosa
Chicago, Wilmington & Franklin Company
Chicago
Fort, Madison
Fort Madison
Iowa
Davenport
Harris Coal Company
Ottumwa
Pearson Coal Company
Clarinda
Albia Coal Company
Wholesale Coal Service Company
Puritan Coal Company
Waterloo
Northwestern Coal Company
Scandia Coal Company
Colfax Consolidated Coal Company
Colfax
Pershing Coal Company
Catholic Mutual Protective board meeting at Russell-Lamson
The Roman Catholic Mutual Protective society will hold its annual board meeting at 9 a m tomorrow in the Hotel Russell-Lamson. Participants include Father B H Folkenbrook New Hampton Father F J Brune Alton Ia Nicholas Gomer Dubuque editor of the American Daily Tribune Dr A J Beyer Carroll Ia W H B Meis Geddes S D Stephen Schier Fort Madison Ia Peter Kern Fort Madison Ia Rev Fr Forkenbrock serves as president. Garland Flour ade to Make Good advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman Catholic Mutual Protective Society
Hotel Russell-Lamson
B. H. Folkenbrook
New Hampton
F. J. Brune
Alton
Nicholas Gomer
Dubuque
American Daily Tribune
A. Jef Beyer
Carroll
W. HB. Meis
Geddes
S. D
Stephen Schier
Fort Madison
Peter Kern
Forkenbrock
Merle Hay Road Marked to Honor WWI Hero
Des Moines marks a highway as Merle Hay Road honoring Merle Hay the first American killed in World War I. Camp Dodge and the city backed paving by Lafay ette Young with a 16 ton boulder dedication set for Memorial Day. Merle Hay was killed near Bethelmont France on Nov 3 1917 and the marker stands on a high point midway along the paved four and a half mile stretch.
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Des Moines
Camp Dodge
Merle Hay
Jowan
Lafayette Young
United States
Iowa
Young
Captah
Bethelmont
France
Mr. Young
Board of Supervisors
Polk County
Merle Hay Road
Iowa relief funds rise with widespread donations
Iowa towns report growing gifts for Chinese relief up to April 28. Contributions include $1,344.91 from Pella with $1,013 from Farmers' Co operative Union and $33 from First Reformed church, $220 from Battle Creek Ida County, $375 from Britt Han cock County, and $564 from Council Bluffs Presbyterian and Christian churches.
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Dea Moines
Battle Creek
Ida County
Britt
Hancock County
Scandinavian Baptist Church
Clarinda
Collins
Story County
American Legion
China
Presbyterian and Christian Churches
Council Bluffs
Presbyterian Church
Davenport
Farmington
van Buren County
Keokuk
First Westminster Presbyterian Church
Pella
Marion County
Farmers’ Co-operative Union
First Reformed Church
Randolph
Fremont County
Montgomery County
Red Oak
First Presbyterian Church
Sioux City
Stuart
Guthrie County
Tipton
Cedar County
West Liberty
Muscatine County
Rotary speakers preach service over profit at Waterloo event
James H. Heron of New York told the Waterloo and Independence Rotary clubs how Rotary ideals can transform the community. He urged business that service, not profit, guide activity and urged Rotarians to practice the gospel in their affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Heron
New York
Waterloo Rotary Club
Independence Rotary Club
Black’s
Independence Club
Waterloo
Heron
Heavy fines cited for vandalism and theft of garden produce
Waterloo residents urged youth to respect property as law tightens on vandalism. Reports describe tulips and other plants damaged by intruders, with penalties including fines up to 100 dollars and potential county jail time for repeated offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Edwards
Waterloo
Mr. Edwards
Lafayette Street
Lady Fair
Sioux City
Mary Garden
Chicago
Cedar Falls Wins First Honors in County Track Meet
Cedar Falls high school earned 114 points to take top honors in the County Y. M. C. A. track meet announced by F. P. Rehmeier. Hudson Consolidated School placed second with 84 points and Orange Township third with 64. Cedar Heights and La Porte City followed. Eighty-one boys competed at the Iana State Teachers College field. The winning team received a loving cup from R. A. Duthbert Sporting Goods. Individual class winners included Haron Oleson and Peter George for class 1 and 2 respectively, with other top finishers in classes 3 to 5 and relay wins by Orange Township, Hudson, and Cedar Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Y. M. Co
F. P. Rehmeier
Hudson Consolidated School
Orange Township
Cedar Heights
la Porte City
Sith
Iana State
Teachers College
R. A. Duthbert
H. P. Leonard
Peter George
Ffirst
Homer Brown
sSecond
Carol Loonan
Hudson
Lloyd Bock
James Kline
Secane
Richard Reed
Ird
Marion Jacobson
William Strayer
Secur
Earl Corey
Hugh Derham
Ralph Fearer
Harry Deal
Perfects device to improve clotheswringer operation
L F Doellinger of 1151 Grant avenue has invented and perfected a wringer attachment to improve clotheswringers. He secured his first patent in July 1919 and improvements in November 1920. He plans to commercialize through manufacturing firms. The device aims to prevent clothing from catching the rolls and avoid wear or injury to the wringer, with expected high cost limiting use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Doellinger
Grant Avenue
Doellinger
Marriage Licenses List Across Iowa Towns
The marriage license notice lists individuals from Marshalltown Waterloo and Tama. Names include Slie Payne Aillian Butler Edith Winn Harry F Harden Jessie B Turner with accompanying towns Marshalltown Waterloo Tama. The fragment notes multiple couples and locations likely from a public civil records column.
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Lawrence & Co
C.J. Miler
Headstvon
Dr. Wangler Bros, Co
H. W. Taggart
Robert Drug Co
Catholic Society Board
Russell-Lamson
Garland
Camp Dodge Pike
Merle Way
Clothes
East Fourth Street
Sopris
the Croydon
Croydon
The
Jask
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NEW _YORKFOE
Old Glory
Georgette and Silk Jersey
Koverall
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