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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1918

Page

7

Orange district adopts Smith Hughes program for farm training

W H Bender state vocational education director visited Orange with H C Moeller noting favorable conditions for the Smith Hughes act program. O W Neher leads 16 boys in a two year course split between high school work and practical agriculture half days. Federal aid supports half salaries, and the project aims to prove practical farming instruction benefits students beyond classroom study.

Orange Consolidated Iowa W. H. Bender Orange H. C. Moeller Smith-Hughes O. W. Neher Orange School Neher Town State College

Former Lawn City Man Killed in France

Cedar Falls reports Carl Jones son of Mr and Mrs Fred Jones formerly of Cedar Falls was killed in action in France on Sept 26. He was born in Cedar Falls and lived here before moving to Oakland California. The item notes a letter to his father confirms the casualty.

Cedar Falls Carl Jones Fred &. Jones France Pvt. Jones Oakland Cal Hudson J. E. Johnson Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company Cedar Falls Commercial Club Eugene Allen First M. E. Church Morgan Baumgardner

Red Cross Chapters Elect Officers Across Iowa

Des Moines Nov 13 The annual election of Red Cross officers in Iowa chapters will be held Nov 20 State Director A B Kepford reports The consolidation of counties with multiple chapters continues resulting in fewer chapters but more branches across the state Central division headquarters notes 1325 chapters and branches and 1 950 000 members under the reorganized plan

Des Moines Red Cross Iowa A. BE. Kepford Central Division Kepford

Dubuque Doctor Charles Pulford Forward Dies at Finley Hospital

Dr. Charles Pulford Forward, born September 10, 1889 in St. Louis, died Monday at Finley hospital after a brief pneumonia illness. A young physician educated at McKinley high school and Washington University, he settled in Dubuque after a honeymoon visit and established a medical practice.

Dubuque Charles Pulford Forward Finley Hospital St. Louis McKinley High School Washington University of St Louis Medical Department The University Fife Dubuaee

Births Reported for Smith and Caley Families

To Mr and Mrs John Smith Hagermin addition a daughter born November 7 to mother aged seventeen. To Mr and Mrs Bernard E Caley Godor Falls a daughter born October 22 named Mabel.

John Smith Hager- Min Addition Bernard E. Caley Godor Falls Mabel

War department lists 1061 U S casualties with Iowa totals

The War Department release names 1061 American casualties classified as killed in action, died of wounds, disease, accident, and other causes, with 23 Iowa soldiers among them. Named Iowa personnel include Pvt Herbert C Christensen and Pvt Carl B Midkiff among the KIA, Corp Orville Woodin and Pvt Harry E Osteen among those replying in action, plus several listed as wounded. An advertisement for Quality Shoes by Wang & Miller's appears at the end.

Washington, D. C War Department Iit Cinking Iowa Herbert C. Christensen Ruthven Carl B. Midkiff Manchester George F. Smith Rolfe Fred Harper Agency City Chris N. Christensen Larch Theodore Getting George George P._Hellese Garvin David B Rams Nichols Walter L. Hickey Independence Orville Woodin Cantril Harry E. Osteen Ida Grove Anfin O. Wood Huxter John Swadowice Cedar Rapids Corp Carl M. Gustafson Albia Corp. Arthur Parry Pleasanton Roy C. Dixon Webster City Horace B. Emerson Cedar Pals Joseph H. Koenigs Mapleton Harold Brainard Fort Dodge Charles &. Hopkins Brandom Henry H. Hudgens Ottumwa Felix H. Pedersen Walnut Roy J. Stone Harmestan

Liberal changes ease building permit rules nationwide

Des Moines reports from Washington that the national defense council approves relaxed building restrictions. Farm structures utilities drainage retail packing refrigeration schools and churches may be built without permits up to 25000 dollars. Residential and general construction under 10000 dollars require no permit. 10000 to 25000 dollars need state council approval. Also a collision in Clarksville Iowa injures Miss Oresa Green with minor injuries.

Des Moines Washington National Council of Defense Lafayette Young State Council of National Defense

California Syrup of Figs Adopts Constipation Remedy

A vintage advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs for infant and child constipation. It promotes a gentle laxative effect, notes coated tongues signal stool buildup, and claims the product cleanses the liver and bowels. Directions and counterfeit warnings are printed on each bottle.

California California Fig Syrup Company

Towns Celebrate In Grand Manner In Waterloo Area Armistice News

Northeastern Iowa towns marked the armistice with full village celebrations. Marble Rock hosted early feasting, bands, dancing, and a late‑night concert after a beef roast. Greene lit up with bells, parades, a barbecue, and a football display. Plainfield staged a daylong celebration with a parade, floats, coffins symbolizing Kaiser and crown, bonfires, and speeches by local pastors.

Iowa Germany Waterloo The Courier Merble Rock Marble Rock Greene, Greene Navy Greene Her. E. A. Baker Plainfield Plaineld

Flag Raising Gala At Claus Behrens Home

In Eden township Vinton on November 13 a large crowd gathered at Claus Behrens’ home for a flag raising. A Tingpole and new flap set the scene as 300 to 400 attendees from Vinton and nearby joined speeches by Hugh Mossman and Prof. T. Tobin. The event fostered fellowship and community spirit.

Vinton Claus Behrens Eden Township Hehrens Hugh Mossman T. & Tobin

Hood's Sarsaparilla and Kept-Health Trio Advertisement

An old advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier to purify the blood and strengthen the nerves, with Peptiron as an iron tonic and Hood's Pills as a mild cathartic. It claims these three medicines, used together or separately, aid convalescence and disease prevention.

Hood Orn. Hood

Papes Diapepsin for Indigestion Relief

Undigested food and belching pain troubles vanish when a tablet or two of Papes Diapepsia are taken. Instant relief follows the first dose, and the stomach feels fine right away. Pleasant, harmless tablets cost little at drug stores.

Pape

Dr Kings New Discovery Endures As Cough Remedy

The account asserts fifty years of continuous use by families including grandparents and parents for colds and coughs with Dr Kings New Discovery described as safe and pleasant. It notes sales by all druggists at 60 cents and one dollar twenty.

Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad Punctuates Schedule

A vintage advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming they keep the bowels on schedule, retarding sluggish digestion and cleansing the system, with a mild tonic effect and wide sale.

Dr. King

Olive Tablets Promise Relief for Stomach Ailments

Thousands suffer stomach upset due to clogged liver and disordered bowels. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets gently stimulate liver and bowels to restore digestion without griping or pain. Purely vegetable, olive colored, sold 0c and 25c per box at all druggists.

Mi-O-Na Stomach Tablets Claim Quick Digestive Cure

An advertisement touts Mi-O-Na stomach tablets as the best prescription for indigestion and sour stomach. It warns against “artificial digestors” and promises to strengthen the stomach, improve digestion, and relieve discomfort with a money back guarantee.

Drngo Gists Wangler Bros

War Work Drive in Eden Township Prompts Subscriptions

In Eden Township the war fund drive faced varied response. One man, urged after flag dedication, refused to subscribe yet later paid a New York era sum. Solicitors from Vinton reported overall success, with many early visits yielding full quotas. A German-born man suspected of disloyalty refused but later relented after a son intervened.

Solititora Eden Township Nan Kouse Vinton War Fund Germany Exkaiser Min Janeta

Quality Shoes items restated in court filing

Wang and Miller seek arbitration over disputed Be shoe orders from Quality Shoes. Plaintiffs claim breach of contract and seek damages and return of goods. Court documents outline alleged delivery delays and invoicing disputes between the parties.

Hamlin Wizard Oil and Liver Whips Ad Claims Quick Relief

An U S sore throat and chest cold remedy promotes Wizard Oil as a simple gargle and chest rub for rapid relief. It touts cures for sprains, bruises, cuts, burns and common pains with a 30 cent price and money back guarantee. Also advertises Wizard Liver Whips at 30 cents as a guaranteed remedy.

Hamlin

Explosive Plant at Nitro West Virginia Described by Observer

A correspondent describes the Nitro West Virginia plant as a large, fenced complex covering about 24 square miles with 75 business properties nearby. The site is heavily guarded, patrolled by mounted police, and the explosives are shipped from the plant to northern buyers, illustrating a formidable, highly secure operation.

Shem Nitro W. Va Waterloo Ben Franklin J. H. Glaga Miinois Dunkelbers Lumber & Coal Cay

Goose grease and turpentine medicine marketed as quick cold relief

An old fashioned remedy called Men-Tho Bze combines goose grease turpentine menthol and soothing oils. Inhaled fumes soothe congested throat and lungs and relief begins almost instantly, with a jar selling for two cents at most druggists.

Druggists urged to conserve VapoRub amid flu demand

In October 21 notice, SPANY GREENSBORO lists severe VapoRub oversales due to Spanish influenza. It details postponed shipments, prioritization to affected districts, and direct Parcel Post deliveries of small lots to retailers. The firm reports three million jars shipped in October and urges patience while boosting output.

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Farmer Boys Orange District Lawn City Wang & Miller's. ‘Advertiser Clarksville Oresa Green Sherm Green Four Corners Fred Benning Olge Greene and Marble Hock Movs Girls Victory Club Simy Miss Columbia Kelser Ted Cross Wood Merton Hov Hawn Benton Ame Wang & Miller Public Health Service Spany Greensboro Mamant Borden Maed Mik Borden’s Condensed Milk CO Hudson St., N.Y Donece Brothers Peverill Motor Sales Co Mulberry Street
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