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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1919

Page

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Hardin County Farm Bureau Tops Iowa Membership

Eldora Iowa October reports Hardin county farm bureau ranks as the largest in Iowa with 1078 members by Saturday night. Township tallies show Etna Sherman and Clay contributing strong numbers as Ben H. Walker earns credit for the drive.

Eldora Fariers Hardin County Hardin County Farm Bureau Iowa Mzark Wilean Vaion Cly Jaman Clay Township Clay Schroeder Etna Township Erna Hardin Tipton Shera Grant Providence Union Square Tate Ben H. Walker Farm Bureau

Parade With Sign Exposes Chicken Thief in Westbrook

In Westbrook Minnesota John Schriber confessed to stealing chickens from E Hopkins. He was forced to march through Main Street bearing a sign reading Stole the Chickens from Mr Hopkins as the town watched. An onlooker Encleman helped tip Hopkins to the theft after watching Schriber’s actions.

Westbrook Minn John Schriber Schriber E. Hopkins Joseph Easlemai France Encleman Lchriber Howkins Hopkins Honking Sehriber

Unclear fragmentary item

Fragmentary text mentions potatoes and summer travel with inferred details. No coherent event or identifiable entities present.

Men Claiming to Be Officers Arrested in Davenport

Two men, Sauburque Ja Origba Bert P Lotr and Bruce Quirk, posing as federal officers, were arrested in Davenport Iowa for impersonation with intent to defraud. They waived preliminary hearing. bail set at 500 dollars each. They claimed to be from the Income Tax Record Bureau and offered a tank to keep income tax records. Authorities say they operated in Cedar and Clinton counties and held without a time limit by federal authorities. Gretchen Wadsworth, Compton stenographer, is named in credentials they produced.

Tax Record Bureau Washington Areuni John WoComa Phonganl Chester Compton argufBents Toledo Cedar Clinton G. Wadsworth Gretchen Wadswort Compe Pton Offic

Recently Discharged Sailor Loses Arm in Yard Accident

Jas. Rust of Waverly Iowa lost his left arm in a stairway car yard accident at Oelwein while working as a car checker for the Great Western. He had just returned from navy service and was preparing to resume duties in Alaska when his arm was crushed between two cars.

Iva Methodist Hospital Chicago Gelwein Rin Navy Alaska Oelwein Great Western Yards

Iowa debate on state public utilities commission heats up

Des Moines reports a renewed push for a state public utilities commission as a special Iowa Legislature session looms. Utilities claim city control harms service while backers argue state oversight could curb fare hikes and curb street railway abuses amid rising rates. Des Moines City Railway receivers resist temporary rate changes.

Des Moines Iowa Wes Ithem N. W. Byers I Lean Iowa Cities Bes Moines

Market notes on potato sales and transport concerns

The report mentions a state market department receiving letters about where potatoes can be marketed in carloads. Growers accuse northwest commission men of discouraging direct purchases and forcing deals through midwestern channels, prompting expected legislative relief efforts.

Market Department Northwest

Women Backing Are Soldier Boys War Labor Tribute

A wartime feature praises women who joined home front efforts, knitting and making surgical dressings for soldiers abroad. It notes health strains from heavy labor and endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy, reflecting the era's promotional tone.

Houme Jitrell Lydia E. Pinkham

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