Mayor Urges Wear Forget-Me-Not Emblem Saturday
Waterloo joins national Forget-Me-Not Day appeals with 25000 flowers for Black Hawk county, urging every resident to buy and wear the blue bloom to aid disabled World War veterans. Mayor A E B Gnagy leads drive as students and volunteers sell at three stations and at downtown intersections for fundraising.
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Towa
Flanders
Waterloo
A. EB. Gnagy
Black Hawk County
Ralph Denny
Fourth Street East
Disabled Veterans’ Fund
Forget-Men of
Memorial Hall
Black's
Paul Davis
Leora Young Denies Liquor for Minneapolis Friend
Leora Young testifies in a contempt of court case over a liquor injunction. She admits owning liquor but says it was for a visiting Minneapolis friend named Minnie Sylvester and not for sale or contrary to law. Police officers testified to liquor found in her home as the writ dated June 3. Judge Wood reserved decision as Young faces indictment.
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Leora Young
Minneapolis
W. A. Cook
Minnie Sylvester
Hugh Crumrine
Roy Colvin
Ralph Davis
Emil Stet
Fell
G. W. Wood
Nui- Sunee
Shenandoah Appeals Budget Hearing on Paving Plan
Property owners in Shenandoah appeal to State Budget Director E L Hogue over the city council ruling against Elm street paving with creosote blocks. Hogue will hold a hearing in Shenandoah on October 27. Owners want to reuse creosote blocks or repave with them rather than the council bid material.
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Deg Moiney
Shenat¢oah
E. L. Hogue
Elm Street
Hogue
Shenandoah
Swift & Co Manager Praises Waterloo Produce Quality
HH B Collins, Swift and Co's Chicago produce manager, visited Waterloo and praised local goods and support from citizens and nearby poultry, egg, and snittertat producers. He noted rising southern demand for dairy products, predicts higher butter production, and cites moisture shortages and rising food prices in dairy districts over the next six months.
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HH. B. Collins
Anager
Swift & Cav
Chicago
Lay
Waterloo
Collins
Disabled World War I veterans return to work in Iowa
G W A Hanson, secretary and traffic manager of Greater Waterloo association, a disabled veteran rehabilitated by the U S Veterans Bureau, is praised for his record. He served in World War I starting August 1918, trained in traffic work, and has held leadership roles since 1922. Several other Waterloo veterans also rebuilt lives via vocational programs, including Hotchkiss, Fry, Paula, Cuddeback, Haines, Hamilton, Bilis, DeWitte, Crowell, and others in various trades. Sir Michael Oppenheimer of Los Angeles, once, lost 200000 in California fruit ranches and filed for bankruptcy in London.
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CA. Hanson
Greater Waterloo Association
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Frank M. Wheeley
Des Moines
Hinson
Chicago Great Western Railway
Gates Business College
Hanton
Associated Manufacturing Company
Illinois Central Freight Office
Hanson
American Commerce Association
la Salle Extension University
Berkley Hardware Company
Ellsworth Fry
Dunkerton
Leonard ‘T. Paula
Cormerty
Oskaloosa High School
Washington High School
Cedar Rapids
Albert Cuddeback
Burlington
Jesse C. Haines
Oskaloosa
Cleo DB
Hamilton
Ottumwa Tronworks
Loren Et Bilis
Central Electric Company
Ottumwa
Virgil DeWitte
Eley D. Crowell
Burlington Dental Laboratories
Burington
London
Sir Michael Oppenheimer
Los Angeles
Odd Fellow Holds Half Century Lodge Membership Record
Joseph Fackel recently marked fifty years as an Odd Fellow while remaining affiliated with a single lodge. He joined Freeport Lodge No. 1, I. O. O. F., in Freeport in 1875 and, despite decades in South Dakota and Reinbeck, has retained Freeport membership, a notable fraternal record.
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Reinbeck
Joseph Fackel
Freeport
Altho
South Dakota
Fire hazard near Waterloo theatre prompts fire crew
Gasoline leaked from a car carburetor parked near the Waterloo theatre at 7 p m yesterday creating a fire hazard. Two firemen responded to stop the leak and remove the gasoline pool on the pavement. An advertisement notes Buy it of Herman C Miller, Phone 2404. Whittier hosts Friends meeting October 16 draws 250 delegates to Quaker village
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Waterloo Theatre
Herman C Miller
Whittier
Priends
Yearly Meeting of ‘Friends
Germans Arrange OS Monopoly on Russian Oil
The Russo German trade treaty spurs a major oil deal with German and Russian syndicates. A contract to deliver Russian oil products to Germany is valued at 7 to 10 million dollars annually, with a monopoly on handling in Germany. Standard Oil reportedly had a silent role in a similar contract last year.
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I. WN
Berlin
Germany
Russia
Standard Oil Company
Kellogg’s All-Bran Promises Constipation Relief
An advertisement touts Kellogg’s All-Bran as the sole remedy for constipation. It recommends two tablespoons daily or with each meal in chronic cases, claiming it cleanses the intestine and promotes healthy action. The ad notes a money-back guarantee, uses serving suggestions, and lists Battle Creek, Michigan as the maker.
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Mr. Palladon
Battle Creek
Michigan
German Russian oil deal may shift to wider deliveries
The report outlines a German Russian arrangement with Anglo-Persian indirect ties, potentially enabling Russian oil deliveries to other European markets including Hagland. It stresses the present deal is German-Russian with a clause sanctioning deliveries to Standard Oil and notes no anti American or British aims. Later a Muscatine liquor crackdown is noted with multiple arrests.
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Hagland
Standard Oil Company
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Woods
Bridge St
Virginia Sweet
Virginia
Virginia Sweet Syrup
the Fishback Co
Indianapolis
2Yru, Verna A
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Capi
Holbrook’s
Fourth Street
Santos
Entz Market
Atlas Grocery
Jefferson St
Jefferson
West Fourth
Abe
Ade
Ea Hooker
Bbc
Lafayette St
City Hall
Margadant
WEST
Kirks
Sinnard’s West Side Grocery
Ste
Jones Dairy Farm
Jersey
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co
Boston
East Fourth St
Groce
Delicia
East Side
Mat
Independent Fruit CO
Minnesota
Canning Pears
Slim
Jonathan
Hubbard
Concord
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