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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1916

Page

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D A B Ends Last Fall Conference in Des Moines

The Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution ends its fall conference in Des Moines endorsing a child welfare research station at Iowa University and endorsing a banner for Iowa. Pilgrim chapter gifts $2000 for Martha Berry school scholarship while registry of births in Iowa is urged. The meeting praised hospitality, was large and harmonious, with no action on the French war orphans relief.

Des Moines Conference of Iowa Daughters of the American Revolution Abigail Adams Miss McClellan Iowa University Legislative Committee State Commission Iowa Iowa City Martha Berry Welfare of Women and Children Mary Melrose Waterlong Biggs

Gillman Keeps Iowa Chess Title in Fort Dodge

W S Gillman of Sioux City wins the Iowa state chess championship with 15 1/2 points and one half point loss in the tournament ending yesterday in Fort Dodge. Players lunched at Wahkonsa hotel as guests of local players and enjoyed a city automobile ride. 18 games were played by most players by 3 pm yesterday.

Fort Dodge W. S. Gillman Sioux City Iowa Wahkonsa G. M. Sherrard Frank Rieseane

Seven Deaths Strike Family in Year at Town Home

Towa City reports a grim toll as seven family members, including a child, die within a year at the Herbert home. The string of deaths spans a year with multiple losses over five months, casting a shadow over the household and prompting investigations.

Towa City Herbert

Fraseur Linked to Tipton and Iowa City Figures

Local obituary notes list Fraseur once of Iowa City now in Tipton among four sudden deaths and one mysterious event. Mentioned are descendants Mr and Mrs Samuel D Woman of Cedar Rapids, Mrs Eliza Shanks of Tipton, John Green of Iowa City, George Fraseur of Tipton, Rev James Shiffer of Tipton, and Edward Godden of Mason City with details unclear.

Fraseur Iowa City Tipton Samuel D. Woman Cedar Rapids Eliza Shanks John Green George Fraseur James Shiffer Edward Godden Mason City

Woman dies after burns from clothing catching fire

Muscatine October 20 Mrs H St Clair died at home suffered severe burns when her clothing was ignited after she fell over a live iron while ironing. She lingered 112 hours after the accident before death.

Muscatine

Thanksgiving Turkey Prices Rise in Waterloo Area

1916 Thanksgiving turkey prices in Waterloo are expected to climb with dealers predicting higher rates. Turkeys weigh seven to 25 pounds and could cost up to 36 to 40 cents a pound, making a 25 pound bird about $10. Limited young birds mean few available for sale and some households may skip turkey if price remains high.

Waterloo

Questioning Preparedness and Personal Habits in Daily Sanitation

The text asks about belief in national readiness while neglecting fitness, cleaning routines, dental care, stock handling, pest control, and waste management. It contrasts claimed preparedness with sloppy personal and household practices, implying a critique of inconsistent standards.

Headtheirs Helen Hartley on Preparedness Habits

Headtheirs Helen Hartley urges constant daily preparedness for health and tuberculosis prevention. She frames it as a habit from infancy through adulthood, grounded in regularity, proper eating, sleep, and personal cleansing to conserve energy and strengthen community contribution.

Helen S. Hartley

Yellowstone Park Lecture at First Presbyterian Church

Charles Norton Hunt will present an illustrated lecture on Yellowstone National Park using stereoscopic views and motion pictures at First Presbyterian Church on the evening of November 7. Hunt has summers in the park and is touring the Midwest and East under Northern Pacific railroad auspices. S. D. Rockwell, district passenger agent based in Des Moines, was in Waterloo yesterday arranging the lecture details.

Yellowstone Park Yellowstone National Park First Presbyterian

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