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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1920

Page

12

Death Comes as Woman at 66 on Jefferson Street

Mary Elizabeth Kress, 66, of Jefferson Street, died suddenly at 8 45 a m today, likely due to heart disease. She and husband J Peter Kress operated in Waterloo and Dubuque areas, mother to 12 children, with funeral plans to be set. The article notes her long battle with heart disease and details family history and relocation across several towns.

Elizabeth Kress Jefferson Street J. Peter Kress Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company Mary Elizabeth Meyers Potosi Wis Dubuque Dupuque Mr. Kress Fox Township Black Hawk Gilbertville Kress Water

Divorce Petitions Highlight Short Romance of Green Marriage

Meta L Green files for divorce from Percy V Green in district court saying they wed Aug 7 1920 and separated Oct 21 after he told her he was through with her and planned to return to a former wife. She seeks temporary alimony 3209 permanent 5000, 200 attorney fees and a restraining order. She now rooms at 414 Vine Street. Clyde M Saunders sues for divorce from Saunders alleging desertion and cruel treatment after they wed Sept 12 1917 in Moline Illinois.

Meta L. Green Percy Vs. Green Green Vine Street Coming Saunders Clyde M. Saunders Moline

County Health Unit Formed At East Clubrooms

A county health unit was organized at a meeting last night in the east clubrooms with G. Pike Waterloo as president Mrs H illiman Cedar Falls and HB R Hollis Hudson as vice presidents and Mr Parks Dunkerton as secretary and treasurer The tubercu losis committee of the local Red Cross chapter called the meeting hoping the countywide organization will be more effective.

G. Pike Waterloo H .Illiman Cedar Fails HB. R. Hollis Hudson Parks Dunkerton Red Cross

Traer Schools Offer Hot Lunches for Country Students

Traer Iowa October 27. The eleventh grade home economics class runs hot lunch service for country pupils. One hot dish is prepared daily, served at cost to students who bring dinners, with 40 to 60 pupils served daily last year. Dr. B. R. Byrnes, former local veterinarian, buys back practice and will return to Traer Nov. 15 with his family, after selling his Traer business months earlier.

Trae Traer Meturns Treen BR. G. Byrnes C. L. Moles Central City Myles Byrnes Dure

Farmer-Labor Party Ad Calls for Repudiating Cummins-Esch in Congress

Waterloo Iowa farmer Jacob Jacobs, a Farmer-Labor Party candidate, campaigns against the Cummins-Esch rail bill, pledging repeal, public ownership of railroads, abolition of conscription, civil liberties restoration, and fair wartime pay for soldiers. He argues for national economy, removes war profiteers, and demands a referendum for war decisions while highlighting his farm background.

Congress U. S. Treasury Farmer-Labor Party United States Navy Jacobs Waterloo Iowa

Campaign memories of Tama Jin Wilson described

The fragment recalls Tama Jin Wilson, former secretary of agriculture, as a capable speaker and campaign forecaster for McKinley Roosevelt and Taft. It notes his long involvement in national and state campaigns, his political shrewdness, and his ability to stump across many states.

Ant Traer Jim Tama Jin Wilson Wilson McKinny Rooservelt Taft Jama Jim Cam

Spaigh speech at Republican rally in Trier before election

The report notes Spaigh delivering a speech at a Republican rally in his home town Trier on the eve of the election. It mentions Moors credited with introducing cotton manufacturing into London around 1680 and references Henry of Prussia in Holland, with events from Wieringen on October 27 and movements between cities.

Spaigh Trier Elec Prince Wenery Holland Pres. Wieringen Holand Get Prings Henry Prussia Kmperor Wittam Virjilings Boorn

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