Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1918

Page

5

Prominent Waterloo Men Offer for Y M C A Service to France

Delegates from eight northeastern Iowa counties met to organize more high class men for overseas work with the Y M C A. Fred S Pettit and W Atkinson join as volunteers for France while discussions also touch Russia and Bolshevik era needs. State chairman E E Walcott urged sending business and professional men to aid soldiers and prevent moral temptations. applications to go soon.

Waterloo Fred.s. Pettit Atkinson House France Iowa EEC Walcott Des Moines Russia A.m.c. A

Overstocked Black Velvet sale at 95 Yrankuin Street

An advertisement proclaims a closing out sale on Black Velvet fabric at less than wholesale price. The note specifies the location as 95 Yrankuin Street and markets deep discounts to clear stock.

Yrankuin Street Franklin Street Phore Red

Brig Gen MacArthur Taken Prisoner by Own Men

In France near Sedan and Autrecourt on Friday American forces, as the 2nd brigade of the 42nd division pressed ahead, Gen. Douglass MacArthur was captured by members of the 1st division who mistook him for an enemy. He was quickly released and resumed leading the advance, with both divisions soon securing their day’s objectives despite the scare.

France Douglass MacArthur Sedan Autrecourt MacArthur

Upper Sandusky Blaze Hits Business District

A $260000 blaze destroyed Upper Sandusky’s business heart, wiping out twelve mercantile houses and facilities including the Fet ter three story hotel and opera house. Ten people were trapped by a falling brick wall. Edward Hart and Edward Orians are fatally injured likely, while A L Whitney and Bernard Walter suffer serious injuries but are expected to recover.

Associated Press Upper Sandusky Fetter Osborn Lodging House Opera House Edward Hart Edward Orians A. B. Whitney Ohio Manufacturing Company Bernard Walter

Cotton used in October shows mixed consumption figures

The census bureau reports October cotton consumption at 440,823 running bales of lint and 97,927 bales of linters. Last year October saw 584,946 lint bales and 100,155 linters. Imports totaled 4,278 bales and exports 383,995 bales.

Washington, D. C Census Bureau Today

Labor Commissioner surveys conditions in city factories

George B. Albert a representative from the state labor commissioner and federal director of labor is in the city on a tour of inspection. He met with local employment bureau officials reviewed records and conferred with major employers about factory needs and future conditions to be considered in Des Moines after data compilation.

George B. Albert A. Li. Urick Des Moines

Habeas Corpus Hearing Concludes In Chicago Case

Telegram reports habeas corpus hearing for Paul Battier known as Dago Frank. Sheriff Henderson and county attorney Werner in Chicago for days resisting the writ. Judge Alvin Leon presiding. if denied, Battier may face preliminary hearing with Deputy Sheriff Wag present.

Sherif D. B. Henderson EL J Alvin Leon Baitier Jeney H. J. Wag Chicago

Births Reported in Fox Township This Fall

Birth announcements from Fox township list several new arrivals. Sept 22 a son Eugene to Mr and Mrs Matt Trewellier. Sept 9 a daughter Agnes Bernice to Mr and Mrs Peter Olinger. Oct 16 a son Marvin to Mr and Mrs Chris TMiensche. Nov 1 a daughter Mildred H Elizabeth to Mr and Mrs Peter Shares.

Matt. Trewellier Fox Township Eugene Peter Olinger Agnes Bernice Chris Tmiensche Marvin Peter Shares Fox Mildred H Elizabeth

Save Beef to Feed Europe Warns Vet School Dean

Dean W. H. Hoskins of the New York Veterinary College warns that the U S must safeguard animal industry to feed both domestic needs and war-ravaged Europe for the next year or more. He urges countrywide zoning with an animal engineer in charge and zones for inhumane rendering plants to convert unprofitable livestock into food, leather, wool, fats, and fertilizers. He notes a 29 percent population rise over 15 years with a 2 percent drop in beef cattle, driving up beef prices.

Associated Press New York United States Europe Dean W. H. Hoskins New York Veterinary College Hoskins

Roumanian cabinet reshaped by generals

Jassy reports a new Roumanian government formed entirely of generals. Gen Coanda leads as premier and foreign minister, Gen Grigorescu takes war, Gen Valmiano Interior. A Budapest dispatch says the new regime has declared war on Germany.

Jassy Alexander Marghiloman I Coanda War Interior Grigorescu Valmiano Budapest Frankfort Paris Germany

Iowa Wants to Demobilize Own Soldiers

Washington Nov. 14 Gov Harding opposes federal demobilization plans and urges return of soldiers to Iowa. He argues local exemption boards should determine demobilization and that rapid curtailment into industry harms agriculture. He plans to rally midwestern governors to resist War Labor Policies Board aims to furlough soldiers into factories.

Washington News Bureau Waterloo Evening Lourierington D. C Iaowa Iowa Owa Gov Harding War Industries Board Labor Department

Perfect Womanhood health and Lydia E Pinkham remedy

The piece argues that true womanliness rests on health and warns that functional derangements cause headaches backache nerves and the blues. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a longtime remedy that has aided American women for three generations.

Lydia E Pinkham America

Manufacturing Centers Target Farming Regions for Profit

A report signals the rise of large manufacturing centers that would profit at the expense of farming areas. The article warns of economic shifts disadvantaging agricultural communities and urges scrutiny of regional development plans.

Two Waterloo Boys Wounded by Same Shell in WWI

Donald Hetts and Thewss Hotchkiss, the only Waterloo men in Company M, 166th Infantry, were struck by a shell on October 12 while returning from dinner. Both were treated at a base hospital by October 22. Hotchkiss required seventeen stitches on the head, and for a while after surgery he could not see. He tells of the shell impact six feet ahead of the men as they huddled down. He lost faith in luck, noting a four leaf clover from his mother and an 8 horsehoes found that day amid digging.

Donald Hetts Thewss HH Hotchkiss Waterloo Co. M 166Th

Abdications Reported From Berlin For Lippe Prince and Anhalt Duke

Copenhagen reports the abdication of Leonard IV prince of Lippe and Duke Edward of Anhalt. Edward resigns the throne in favor of his son Joachim Ernst born January 11 1907.

Copenhagen Leonard IV Prince of Lippe Edward of Anhalt Berlin Joachim Ernst

Young men use officers stars to seize contraband booze

A report says youths worn improper deputy sheriff stars helped seize illegal booze for personal use. A phoney deputy forced a man from Waterloo to give $10 blackmail. Sheriff Henderson recovered three unauthorized deputy stars and warned of prosecution for impersonating an officer.

Waterloo D. B. Henderson Depty

Advertisement fragment from Central Winds Lumber Co ad

Fragmentary OCR notice references transport by automobile and a lumber company name Dunkelberg Lumber & Coal Co. with unclear context. Not enough detail to establish event, date, or location.

Lilluois Thunkelberg Lumber & Coal Co Jid Ben Frank Central Wiiavis Aan Dunkelberg Lumber & Coal Co

Sheriff Warns Against Illegal Firearm Sales

Sheriff D B Henderson issued a formal warning to Sporting goods houses and hardware stores prohibiting selling revolvers or other arms to boys without parental consent. He recently confiscated a revolver and cartridges from a 14 year old boy who, with a companion, had been stealing magnetos from Waterloo Gasoline Engine company tractors, a loss of 25 to 50 magnetos reported. The sheriff vows strict enforcement of the rule requiring written parental consent before sales to minors.

D. B. Henderson Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

Falan-Fleming Co T5c Bray ApGuins The Labor Commissioner Wang & Miller's Roumania Wangler Bros Glasgow Tailors Sycamore Street Palace Theatre Falan-Flemine Co Waterloo, Iowa
Search Courier

Search the Waterloo Evening Courier Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Waterloo Evening Courier?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication