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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1918

Page

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Pierce Pommell Attacks Gov Harding in Iowa Homestead

Des Moines Oct 5 The Iowa Homestead publisher James M Pierce breaks with Gov Harding publishing a harsh attack calling him a pussyfooter and diplomat. The issue also backs Claude Porter for governor and publishes United Taxpayers League resolutions opposing Harding. Vote prospects appear light though Pierce’s attack could stir his followers and possibly boost turnout.

Des Moines James M. Pierce Iowa Homestead Gov. Harding Frst Harding Pierce District Court Polk County Homestead Iowa State Council of National Defense Liberty Loan Workers Ossie Gor. Harding Claude Porter Govvernor United Taxpayers League of Java

Car fare fight goes to Iowa high court

Des Moines dramas unfold as Theodore Mantz, attorney for 5. L. Seaman, appeals to the Iowa Supreme Court to block a seven cent fare plan by the Des Moines City Railway. He seeks a writ to force six tickets for a quarter and five cent inter urban rides to the city line, with hearings expected within weeks amid wage dispute details in Washington.

Des Moines Iowa Supremecourt Supreme Court Emil Schmidt Des Moines City Railway Company Washington Ben Wiley Des Moines Street Car Men’s Union War Labor Board

Waterloo Hopes for Rural Motor Express Lines

Burlington Hawk-Eye reports the Waterton Commercial Club weighing rural motor express and freight lines. It is gathering sentiment and doing preliminary work to ensure smooth establishment and avoid danger, signaling Waterloo’s continued enterprising progress.

Burlington Waterton Commercial Club Waterloo

Iowa Soldier Faces Hearing for Murder

Mary ion Williamson of Company F Second Iowa was brought to Camp Dodge from Camp Fremont California for trial by court martial for the slaying of a guard a captain and a young woman three weeks ago at Fremont. The infantry was transferred to Camp Dodge as part of the 19th division.

Associated Press Camp Dodge Sergi. Maryion Williamson Company F Iowa Camp Freamont Cal Fremont

Boy Refused to Work Sent to Army in Des Moines

Marshalltown Iowa October 5 Cause claimed he refused to work and was an idler Hervey Foundji age 18 of the city turned over to military authorities at Camp Dodge last night under the work or fight rule Deputy US Marshal Van Derveer took Foundji to Des Moines

Marshalltown Hervey Foundji Camp Dodge United States van Derveer Cundif Des Moines

Aliens Will Age Citizen Papers In Cedar Falls

Cedar Falls Oct 5 Bienna took out first naturalization papers in this Grundy or Butler counties years ago and have since neglected to complete the transaction. They now seek advice from the legal advisory board to finish becoming citizens. Most delays stem from moving locations and applicants want to rectify the situation and secure full citizenship. Macy Campbell, director of Iowa thrift stamp campaigns, spends much time organizing war savings societies in schools with correspondence from educators and business people in the U.S. and Canada. The S A T C unit at L S T C is progressing in training. 156 beds with mattresses and blankets were received, with more cadets to join. Local businessmen plan a banquet and picture show to entertain nearby farmers after harvest. The Cedar Falls Woman’s Club opened its season with a program at First Congregational Church. Various locals were noted as traveling or visiting, and a public sale near Cedar Falls netted $9,200 with farm prices listed. J P Christiansen bought Otto Nelson’s 40 acre farm west of the city for $232.50 per acre.

Cedar Macy Campbell Iowa United States Canada Campbell C. C. Huntley Plymouth William Lestie Chicago W. H. Shaw Monroe Henry Hansen Camp Pike Ark Cedar Falls W. C. Nuhn Cleveland Marion Thompson and Isley Greenwood Cemetery J. P. Christiansen Otto Nelson Richard W. Gibson Villisca J. W. Holland First E. Clearch St. Paul George Penn Omaga Oriente Cuba Markussen J. L. Markussen

Influenza Strikes Camp Doodee Des Moines Describes Outbreak

Des Moines reports Camp Doodee fights Spanish influenza spreading since Sunday. Over 2500 under observation and 1200 to 1500 microscopically confirmed as cases. Four deaths noted including Harry Abbey and Albert Purdy. Barracks and hospital annexes repurposed. strict curbs on crowds. MP patrols enforce restrictions.

Des Moines Atien Harry Abbey Rosedale Kan White Albert Purdy Jackson Jack Atkins Calhoun Okly Adl

Grundy County Farm Sold at 375 Per Acre near Grundy Center

George Triested has purchased the John Price farm two miles west of Grundy Center for 375 dollars per acre with possession given. Proceeds may fund Mercy Hospital at Marshalltown for treatment. Council of National Defense nursing part. Also notes illness and a marriage in nearby communities.

Grundy Center Georgee Triested John Price Sted Mercy Hos

Otterville Family Welcomes Daughter Amid Camp Call

Otterville and former AY Otterville announce the birth of a daughter to Maurice Bants and his spouse. Rivalry with Mr and Mrs Will Orr noted. The couple was summoned to the Great Tokesea training camp due to illness of their son Mere lots who wed Sunday. A tor burtad ed from To six weeks ago, he visited his parents prior to the call and was a bright, promising young man, leaving behind his parents and one brother.

Otterville AY Otterville Maurice Bants Will Orr Tokesea

Soldiers Exemptions Trigger Tax Shortage Across Counties

Des Moines October 5 The 37th general assembly failed to provide adequate funds to cover revenue losses from exemptions up to 16000 dollars on homesteads of soldiers and other wives in military service. A moratorium on taxation and a shift to certifying taxes in dollars reduce emergency funds. Despite a state surplus, unspent appropriations for education and state institutions leave counties short of needed funds.

Des Moines 37Th General Assembly United States Representative Weaver Polk County Board of Control

Five more Iowans from 168th infantry reach Des Moines hospital

Des Moines reports five more soldiers from the 168th infantry admitted to Fort Des Moines General Hospital wounded and unable to serve further. Sergt Cyril Bazel of Burlington and Privates Luxford Beech City Parker Allison Dexter Olsen recount grisly Champagne and Sergy battles, with Major Brewer praised and Croix de Guerre honors noted.

Benjamin Pierce Albert W. Armstrong Burlington America Bazel Sergy Major Brewer

Hampton Man Records Series of Auto Accidents

A Hampton report summarizes a series of auto accidents in the county starting October 3. The second collision involved Reuben Hinton driving with his wife aboard. Ford stalled on a track and was struck by switching cars in the yards, injuring Mrs. Hinton and prompting hospitalization. The item also notes a Civil War veteran laid to rest in Hampton Cemetery, Edwin Oy Norton, born 1840, with service in the 43rd Wisconsin. Additional personal notices reference marriages and local lore around Lincoln and Hampton.

Hampton M. & St. Tat Alntan Edwin Oy Norton Wampton Rayniard Wes Tay Surette County Commany EL Rorfy Catherine A. Taylor

Independence Rouses City Service Flag Celebration

Independence Iowa October 5 The city service flag dedication drew a large patriotic gathering with GIA R and other groups attending. The 250 star flag features several gold stars and a framed roster of local gallantry boys. Gov Harding to speak Tuesday at a nonpartisan ceremony. Funeral for Mrs Manly Hines held. she died Wednesday aged five years, surviving husband and six children with two sons in military service. Local board calls 72 men for physical examinations.

Independence, Ta B Srouts Galdier Boys EB. M. Thompson Buchanan County Bea Cross W. L. Harding the & QO Puneras Hines Manly Hines

Local notices and society items from La Porte City

Local community items mention residents visiting relatives and attending events. Names shown include Mrs John Kline, Mrs G E Stebbins, Mrs Mabel McGill, and Mrs Wits, with references to church groups, election campaigning, a Des Moines meeting, and school activities. Mentions of Grace Watra, Crook, and the cattle congress appear amid brief social updates and ads.

S. Alt Fred Rena Rathi Mersey Wits Mark Wi Swen Waite Carl Grace Watra M Tere Race Crook Austin’ Stier Presbyterian Mite Sa Mra John Kline E. Stebbins United Gnd Des Moines Old Society of United K Vane Mes Longaker Mabel McGill Toois Altar Society Saofred Fred Perigo

Loyalty and Sacrifice Mark Record of O'Connell Family

The O Connell family of Raymond Iowa honors four sons in the army with a fifth anxious to join. The parents raised eleven children, ten living, all educated in high school, while their gain is service to Uncle Sam. Sons John in France, Daniel Claude and Leo in training camps, with the story told by Mrs Evelyn P Thompson after a chance meeting in a Dairy Cattle Congress loop car. Judge Franklin C Platt lauds the family as a powerful American example of patriotism and education on a modest income. Seventeen Iowa soldiers are named in the lists, with several killed in action and wounded, reflecting the cost of service.

John O'Connell Raymond Tey O'Connell Sam France Daniel Claude Leo Nietor Dubuque College Knights of Columbus Ivelyn P. Thompson Franklin C. Platt Dairy Cattle Congress Thompson Talt Council of Defense Advocate Court United States O' Connells Iowa

Birthday party and community notes in Castle Hill

Elsa Ribbeck of Mason City visits Castle Hill guest of Mr and Mrs E B Nauman. Red Cross elects J B Knowles as chair. plans set for Oct 28 program. Marine sergeant H Edwin Hacket News overseas status. town social for children and neighbors. Hereford cattle sale at Galloway Messer farm.

Castle Hill J. T. King Hiss Mabel Lawrencee Town Falls Society Berlin War Savings Society Red Cross J. B. Knowles Hacketts Colorado I C. H. Barnes Eldom C. O. Barnes O. Rathbone Lionel FE Heinz Marines League Island Philadelphia Serviee Land Honolulu I. Hacket GB. A Charles City Grace Jennia Penebrick Eldora Superior Wis Nauman W. O. Butterfield Marshabtown Walde H Brown H. Hacket

Local Notes From Aplington and Surrounds

Aplington events include Abe Voogh trip to South Dakota and Mrs. Dan Van Gerwen ill with heart trouble. Rockey of the Presbyterian group visited. Jackdale ill with Spanish influenza. Jake Seesler left for Iowa City to join the military training department at Iowa State College. Needing family returned home in South Oak. John Heerts family moved into rooms above Farmers Savings Bank.

Aplington Ston Abe Voogh South Dakota Dan van Gerwen Boman Id Rockey the Presbyterian Jackdale Jake Seesler Towa City Towa State College Needing South Oak John Heerts Farmers’ Savings Bank

Milks Emulsion Promises Cure for Stomach Trouble

Mrs W J Mershon of Brazil Indiana testifies that after years of bed in winter from stomach trouble she found relief within six bottles of Milks Emulsion. The ad claims the product builds appetite, aids digestion, improves bowel action, and assists chronic ailments including tuberculosis. Price 60 cents and 1.20, with refund guarantee from The Milks Emulsion Co. Terre Haute Indiana. Sold by Wangler Bros and C M Miller Drug Co.

Braulsson Emnlsion Co Terre Haute Ind Wangler Brog Miller Drug Co

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