Y M I G A Leaders Plan Campaign
Y M I G A leaders met at the association building to assign campaign forces aimed at raising local membership to 1000. George Williams chairs the membership committee and leads a two camp push with red and blue battalions led by James Hubbard and Lee Shillinglaw. The boys division, led by Alfred McParland and Kenneth Green, plans four high school teams per side and additional units, with campaigns running October 31 to November 4. Preparatory meetings are set for Monday and Wednesday, with laymen speaking at Waterloo churches on October 29 to drum up support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Williams
Jame Hubbard
Lee Shillinglaw
Lst
She’r
Alfred McParland
iSenneth
Walter Mead
Y. MM. GC. A
Dinger
Waterloo
Association
Taxicab Struck by Freight Train at Muberry Street Crossing
Two taxi drivers and a woman passenger escaped serious harm when a G. W. freight train collided with a taxi at Muberry street crossing. Driver R. I-. was in the cab with Bari Thomas, who had earlier damaged a taxi. Both men and the passenger were injured lightly as the taxi was wrecked. The freight train was switching in yards and the brakeman signalled to proceed. Earlier, Thomas’ taxi and another car collided at Fourth and Allenstee, damaging Thomas’ vehicle. Automobiles driven by F. R. Cobb and T. M. Buchanan at 120 Home Park boulevard collided at Fourth and Washington streets. both cars were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muberry Street
R. I
Bari Thomas
Dean
Thomas’ Machne
Charles Helen
Fourth
Allenstee
Thomas
F. R. Cobb
T. M. Buchanan
Home Park Boulevard
Washington Streets
Allies Fear U-Boat Campaign Explained by German Press
Berlin reports the entente fears the impact of German submarine warfare near American waters. An Overseas News agency note says German newspapers cite U-53 cruiser actions far off the U S coast while British cruisers near the coast tried to stop a German merchant submarine. The press asks if Germany or Britain is first to wage war before U S rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Entente
United States
Barker and Hin Porter Fined Two Hundred Dollars and Jailed
Chicago on October 20 John A Gordon Ashland entered a barber shop at 527 Madison Street. A pocket was picked and total loss recorded as 102.40 dollars. Barber W J Wartman and porter Charles Duncan were sent to Desplaines street court with a 200 fine each and one year in the jail. Moral: Trim others as you would that others should trim you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John A. Gordon
Ashlond, ’A
Madison Street
Sete Ag
W. J. Wartman
Charles Duncan
Porter
Desplaines Street
Local Briefs Cover Visits, Births, and City News
West end of 4th St. bridge area ad scene and events include visitors from St Paul, a ministerial talk at West High, travel plans of Harold Guddeback, and local hunting trips. New births at 928 Wellington. a 71 year old man injured in a fall. a small blaze at the Golden Rule store. a suitcase held for safekeeping. and notices on estate, elections, and church district gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KnoxiNe
L. H. Nelson
Long Beach
Cal
Nelson
J. S. V. Schoyck
Gail Campbell
Eleventh Street West
Presbyterian Hospital
J. B. O'Keefe
Philadelphia
Or. O'Keefe
Third Congressional District
North American Congress of Surgeons
E. J. Lang
W. C. Lang
Icket
Joe Shirley
J. F. Wall
V. A. Burley
H. B. Rosenkrans
Waverly
Haremer
Army to Have Two New Aero Squads
Washington announces two additional squadrons for the regular army. The plan, delivered by aviation chief Seuier, will triple flying service at San Antonio Texas. Orders for equipment include 12 aircraft, 25 trucks, and other gear for the new units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seuier
Sim Antonio
Tex
Renjar Minder
Foch Squidron
Frulo
Idoarra Squadron
Greater Iowa Vision Aimed at Arts and Leadership
Rev Haywood addresses Iowa Day at the west high gym, urging students to build a higher greatness beyond farming wealth. He calls for Iowa architecture art and literature to reflect local life, urging young people to develop leaders who foster culture, industry, and sound public administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Catle
Elaywood
Iind
Mercy
Reat
Gin Hen
New England
Europe
Jowans
Mercly
Tolstoi
Dickens
Turner
Rembrandt
Winston Homer
Prairies
The Iron Gates of the Danube and its early canalization
A National Geographic War geography bulletin describes the Iron Gates defile on the Danube from its origin near Ada and Kaléh to Belgrade, noting the 1840 canal project by a Hungarian engineering company that removed rock, created a ten foot deep year round channel, and enabled steamers from Budapest to the Black Sea. It recounts the opening celebration with Emperor Francis Joseph, King Alexander of Serbia, and King Carol I, and explains that high water submerges the rock gates while lower water reveals treacherous currents before Orsova.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgary
Serbia
Kazan
Otha
Ada
Kaleh
Tangary
Isha
Danube
Bachna
Ara Tungarian Engineering Company
Budapest
Black Spa
Francis Joseph
Anetria
Hungary
Alexander
Carol
Thyrles I
Haemania
Orsova
Orshoval
Scare Acne Cure Ad Pays Hidden Health Dangers
An urgent ad-style appeal highlights widespread health fears from liver trouble gall stones goitre asthma and blood diseases. It warns of neglected illnesses and lists dire symptoms while urging immediate action and personal responsibility to seek relief and better vitality.
Waterlon notices and office hours at Sycamore Street
An old classifieds item lists ORS. MYERS & SUNMERS at 712ke Sycamore Street Waterlon Town with office hours from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Evenings and Saturdays have varying times. It mentions married Jattes must be occupied by their husbands and children by their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORS. Myers & Sunmers
Sycamore
Waterlon
Town
Wetlold
Unclear OCR Listing Appears From Market Notice
Fragmented text shows a grocery or market notice with prices and product names for a sale on a Saturday in October. The readable items include various meats and staples, though many words are garbled and few specifics beyond general sale offerings can be confirmed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wyorkeass
Sau
Bitton Shau
Dodge County
Mint
J. Bb. Adams
Clough Street
W. H. Norton
St. Paul
Tha City
W. J. Parrott
Stdents
West High
Harold Cguddeback
Teniph
Davenport
Relives
D. B. Henderson
G. D. Varris
William Strickler
P. H. Lynch
Emmons Johnson
Moeeh
Cape God
A. Houghkealing
Webster City
Caroline Bolte
Phillip Bolte
George Bolte
Sirah Ely
Lawn
N. Skaarup
Jefferson Street
Ely
William
Guthrie
Wellington Street
Golden Rule
Fourth Street East
People’s Mutual Building
Toan Association
J. E. Sedgwick
J. ©. Hartman
Edwin Mesick
W. C. Leven
Helen Dawson Townsend
J. T
Albia
Alba DN. A. R
P. EB. O
Educational Fund
M. H. Kelly
Post Office
New Zealand
First
Cupacy
Ardale
Distr'ct
First Bu
School d
Lin Leotn
J.C. McGrade
Esfece
M'sres
Gladys Philn
Lu'u Moser
Wang & Miller
Army
Wane & Miller
Avant
Courier
Hk. Way Wood
West Tligh
Surpels
Belyride
Sorbin
Oman
Rahivetag
Eharan
Ihe
Anaes Ehale
Nshe
Coss
Reese Bots
Nar Een
Bartinss
Haase Poturdty
Wotr
Liverpool
Weipa
Gabon
Sty Schartenberw
Markey
Lafayette Street
Hamburg
Oni Niners
Tine Fermattolee Veveas
Aintine
Genetes
Coys
Singel & Blott
East Fifth ST
Ross Dale
Good Cramery Butler
Butler
Beverly Club
Lipton
Japan
Guy
Ciizens Gas & Electric Co
Independent Meat CO
Old Reliable
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!