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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1916

Page

3

Government October crop report forecasts small wheat crop

Washington October 9 reports indicate the 1916 wheat harvest will be the smallest since 1904 with winter wheat down 200 million bushels and spring wheat likely lower. A 160 million bushel carryover may cover domestic needs, leaving about 106 million for export amid strong import interest from Argentina. Tobacco hay and rice look for record crops despite poor summers, while corn totals reach about 2.718 billion bushels and all wheat about 607.57 million.

Washington, D. C Agricultural Department Argentina

Mother Dies Before Daughter Arrives in Waterloo

Mrs. Marie Antisdell of Thayer Missouri travels to Waterloo to visit her mother Mrs. Mary BE Scott on a farm near Elk Run. Scott died early this morning after months of illness, worsening yesterday. Antisdell left Missouri Saturday and is expected tonight. Body taken to Hileman Gindt for burial prep. Funeral arrangements are under way.

Marie Antisdell Thayer Waterloo Mary BE. Scott Elk Run Mrs. Scott Antisdel Missouri Hileman & Gindt

Austrian Warship Blown Up at Pola

A Zurich press dispatch reports one of Austria’s largest warships exploded recently at Pola. Refugees from Dalmatia brought the news to Switzerland but could not identify the explosion’s cause. Local fraternal announcements follow.

Paris Pola Zurich Dalmatia Switzerland

Various City Brief Notices From Waterloo Area

A collection of short city notes lists visits, travels, and family events. Mrs E S Phelps of Minneapolis visits her son Dexter and family while Miss Helene Balliatt heads to Chicago for a several week stay. William Martin of Detroit returns for a brief Waterloo visit, and Mrs D B Washburn of Denver is visiting friends in Waterloo area. Local residents and visitors include Mr and Mrs C A Hemsworth of Hudson, Mrs Peter Doyle recovering at home, Miss Flora Welch of Medford guesting with Miss Marjorie Bown, and Mrs P C Parker near Harrison Street facing surgery. Additional items cover social entertainments, a fire call on Cedar Street, a Taxpayers' league address in Sumner, musical accompaniment at the Dairy Cattle Congress, and various family visits and trips to Ames, Iowa City, Tipton, and Grinnell. A marriage notice for Arthur Stark in St Charles Ill and relocation to Maryland is noted, along with a civil suit involving W S Hazard Jr and others against George B McWilliams et al arising from Canadian land and stock exchanges.

Peter Doyle John Gilles Flora Welch Medford Ore Waterloo Marjorie Bown P. C. Parker Harrison Street James M. Pierce Taxpayers’ League Sumner Madeline Smith Minnesota Ladies Dairy Cattle Congress Clarence Huston Peter Grady Catherine Cunningham Quelwein G. W. Hubbard Sarah Hubbard John Hile Jesup W. G. Hubbard Fourth Street East

Tank Charges in Face of Shell Fire at Le Sars

British forces break through the tangle at Le Sars with a tank assault, crossing cement ruins and storming dugouts to clear German defenses. Shell fire tests the tank’s nerve as the infantry advances resume in front of Le Sars and nearby trenches. Police report local arrests amid a quiet week.

le Sars France London Eaucourt L’ Abbaye le Surs Yterday Mintl Guane Delignhu Butte de Warle Court Belor Thiepval Ua Tle Prioner

Clergy Visit and Jail Rogues Meeting Noted in City

Rev Dr E Ashley from Aberdeen left for St Louis to attend an Episcopal convention beginning Oct 11. Rev T J Fuller led the Big Brother mission at the county jail with high prisoner interest. Martha Rosenberger from Iowa City, Joseph Robinson and son from Iowa County, and William Robinson of Portland stayed with J J Rainbow. Rainbow and William are cousins meeting after years.

E. Ashley Aberdeen Robert L. Ashley Linwood Avenue St. Louis Episcopal Church T. J. Fuller Big Brother Mission Martha Rosenberger Iowa City Joseph Robinson Iowa County William Robinson Portland Ore J. J. Rainbow

Allen urges new union station in Waterloo at Rotary talk

H B Allen former Waterloo resident spoke at the Wales Russell Lamson Rotary luncheon urging business leaders to pursue a new union depot. He noted the current depot is outdated for Waterloo's growth and suggested negotiating with railroad companies for a replacement.

H. B. Allen Waterloo Rotary Club Wales Russell-Lamson Allen Mr. Allen Joseph Currie H. A. Maine C Company American Red Cross Society Bilis Hotel Paul Davis Isabelle Gareissen Edna Cass Raymond Crowley Georgiella Lay

Sarcastic letter to officials from Bradenton father gets read

A sarcastic missive from J A Alvord of Bradenton Florida reaches Sheriff D B Mendegrse alleging city and coin officials face questions. The father of three boys recounts their journey from rail to Florida, a sack of radishes, a canoe, and their sending to Eldora Industrial School. Ruth Reed, public charity superintendent, also received a letter.

Stony Hearts J. A. Alverd D. B. Mendegrse Alverd Bradenton Fla Florida Eldora Ruth Reed Public Charity Alvord

Mission to Women at Mary’s Catholic Church Opens

A mission at Mary’s Catholic Church opened with a full morning sermon to men and an evening service. Rev. AO Welsh gave the instruction and Rev. W B Pips preached on The Value of the Soul. Despite unfavorable weather, attendance was strong, signaling a promising series.

Mary’s Catholic Church AO. A. Welsh W. B. Pips

Convention Opens With Addresses At State Mission Event

Fragmentary OCR describes a convention tonight with an address and invites delegates from across the United States. The convention sessions begin tomorrow to discuss topics connected to the Crinthinlin Women’s Tard of Missions and related committees.

Yenere United States Dusineksk Conation

Lerbs Cross Cerna Capture a Village

Athens via Landen reports Ser ia troops in forcible advance crossing the Carnk river and moving toward Shoettvir village. They claim capture of 106 lgarkin prisoners as operations continue in Volhynit east of udinir-Volyoski with positions held and routes reported. British troops west of the Somme advance overnight toward Hutte de wrencourt as a statement updates battlefield movements.

Athens Landen Ser“ia Carnk River London Somme Pal Lee Sarski Hutte de Wrencourt

Republican Workers Meet Here Tomorrow

Republican central committee for the county will convene at the courthouse tomorrow at 2 30 p m to discuss campaign headquarters for Black Hawk County the proposed campaign plan and fundraising efforts led by county chairman H B Lizer La Port City. He urges a large turnout.

Republican Black Hawk Republican Central Committee H. B. Lizer la Port City Lizer

British Paper Says U. S and S Will Be Neutral

The Manchester Guardian editorial asserts US neutrality in WWI, noting its memorandum to neutral governments. It argues a British ambassador's protest against submarines entering American waters would align with Allied views, but US actions suggest less commitment to internment or strict neutrality.

London The Manchester Guardian United States Guardian

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