Proceedings of County Board actions and payroll
The county board approved payroll warrants and expenses for several funds. Names such as H. Pinkerton, W. Caesar, J. M. Hoyer, and F. Crandall appear in claimed and allowed amounts. Numerous clerks, constables, judges, and registrars are listed with their payments for ballots, booths, rents, and services across townships and the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Pinkerton
W. Caesar
J. M. Hoyer
Eae
J. Oliver
A. Clark
N. Sweitzer
Jd. Kirby
G. Hurley
Eeeeseere
C. W. Landis
C. M. Thompson
F. S. Crandall
Q. A. Manning
Eece Eens
W. EL Twaites
FL EL Fowlie
Ic. E. Hovenburg
Sohn Eicher
Reihsen
H. B. Burk
Crsse
A. W. Haffa
J. H. Steely
A. W. Steely
Chas. Keiderling
Daniel Waffa
A. Sporle
Matt McDermott
Vy. J. Rechfertig
CG. G. Kotagen
Cleri
Schultg
BR. Kennedy
Earl Potter
O. B. Urie
I. H. Redfern
Howard B. Burr
Wiliam Urie
Stark
Koepke
Ballow
John Kexebdein
Euige
C. A. Lewis
C. C. Voélker
S. M. Bentley
Gig
John Gim
Constabin
EB. Lichty
H. Meyer
H. Ed. Ford
T. EB. Lawrence
W. A. Ross
C. C. Walters
Aspen Board
Cs Recat Seast
Chapman
Moore and Moore
MM. Klein
Chas. Sherwood
H. J. Luthmer
C. Bloom
Stellery
Soldier's Relief Fund
D. Becker
County Fund
Leslie Baldwin
Walter A. Sitts
Jesup Notes On Local Visits and Liberty Loan Total
Mrs Margaret Thompson left for Winds for an extended visit. Mrs Neilie Sampson is seriously ill. Charles Hile of Alaska visiting his mother Mrs Jaminiwell Hile. D H Harrington marries Miss Alva of Fairbank. R W Houck returns to work at W J Campbell store. Mrs Sarah Peterson visits from Dunkirk. Mr and Mrs George Miller visit from Winona Jr. Move of the Pratt family to D Heidt residence. J O Rich to move to Waterloo for new job with Burch Bros. Red Cross membership reaches 349. new officers named. Liberty loan drive praised. total subscribed $26,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Margaret Thompson
Neilie Sampson
Charles Hile
Alas
Jamiuvell Hille
T. Harrington
Delwe
D. H. Harrington
Alva
Fairbank
R. W
Friendly Bible Class
The
Presbyterian Church
J. R Laird
Walker
George Miller
Winona, Jrl
H. J. Wering
Paul Kruger
Charles Pratt
Wisconsin
Red Cross
R. F. Stoddard
A. Marsh
T. F. Hen
W. W. Blasia
F.C. Walker
Peter Sullivan
Mary Burrell
Louisa Crynes
Independence
Grand Opera House
Perry Township
G.F. Stoddard
F. B. Camp
A. BR
Laird
JT. F. Kenneally
Things Theatrical Here At Home
Vaudeville acts headline Majestic bi program with Frank Ellis Dorothy Yan Herschel Hendler Schoen and Walton acrobatic novelty by the Brands. Wednesday features George Damerel in The Little Liar with Myrtla Vail and Frank Hume. Maxine Elliott debuts in Melting Odds at Palace with a ten piece company. The Price Mark at Plaza stars Dorothy Dal ton. American Girl and Vogue comedy wrap the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ellis
Dorothy Yan
Majestic Bi
Prince Karmi
Herschel Hendler
Schoen
Walton
Whursdey
George Damerel
Mearty
Maxine Elliott
Goldwyn
Rol Cappar Mc
Erucami
Irvin
Cobb
Palace Theatre
Greene Community Notes and Local Updates
A treet crowd filled Greene high school for a parent teachers meeting with Miss Corey's students performing a musical program and Supt. Fred B. Tyler giving a talk on home training. Funds from the second Wherry loan totaled four thousand six hundred dollars with bonds purchased by the eighth grade high school faculty and pupils. William Weis, longtime cancer sufferer, died Thursday morning and funeral was held Saturday at the Catholic church with burial in Rose Hill cemetery. Mrs. Ad Sturtz suffered a mild paralytic stroke but is improving. Mrs. R. M. Briscoe attended an Eastern Star convention in Davenport. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Brownell returned to Basel, Montana, to reside. A Piedras Negras theatre added a pine organ of American manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Weis
Rone- Mil
Ad Sturtz
R. M. Briscoe
Davenport
Eastern Star Lodge
M. C. Brownell
Basel
Tan
Mont
Greene
Black Hawk Building Doctors Advertise Specialist Care
Dr C W Bruner Suite 505 advertises orthodontist services at the Black Hawk Building with a phone number. Dr C J Fullerton, physician, lists Waterloo Iowa address and phone 4016. Specializes in blood, bone, skin, and chronic conditions including syphilis and eczema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Building
PHOSE
C. J. Fullerton
Waterloo
Iowa
Gets-It corn remedy promises instant relief and clean lift
Ad touts Gets-It as the safest corn remedy that stops pain at once and lifts corns cleanly. It claims universal usage, no irritation, and universal endorsements from druggists and stores in Waterloo and Chicago. Available for 25 cents or by mail from E. Lawrence & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Waterloo
Wangler Bros
H. W. Taggart
J. Miller
Hansen & Hansen
B. W Schuneman
Princess Theatre Vaudeville Act With Francis and Love
Ella Francis soprano and Louis Love baritone headline at the Princess Theatre in a mixed act. A street scene opens with Love as an Italian lover serenading his amante, Francis joins for a duet, followed by baritone and soprano numbers. An Australian dance and a comic love song close the entertaining program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Francis
Louis Love
Mr. Love
Miss Francis
Princess Theatre
Germany Must Reckon With the United States
London dispatch reports the German theatre outlook as the Post argues that American troops arriving in Europe will strain German forces. The piece notes U.S. manpower will grow in impact before it can fully blunt the German war effort and emphasizes America’s pledge to defeat German military power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Italy
America
United States
Germany
RATTEN GETS WAR CROSS FOR BRAVERY UNDER FIRE
Paris reports John L. Patten of Evanston Illinois awarded the war cross for removing wounded under heavy shell fire near Hill 204 Verdun. He is son of James A. Patten, noted rain and cotton dealer and philanthropist. Also lists marriages licenses and an advertisement for a Brunswick recital in Brunswick Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratten
Paris
Aar
John Lb. Patten
Evanston
Hill 204
Verdun
Patten
James A. Patten
Sumeruns
German Professor Resigns Over Liberty Loan Opposition
Madison, Wis Oct 20 Dr Ernest Felse associate German professor at University of Wisconsin has resigned after remarks opposing the liberty loan offended. President von Hise announced the firing followed investigation showing his usefulness to the university at an end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Ernest Pelse
University of Wisconsin
van Hiss
Felse
Germany
Fete
von Hise
First 1917 cotton bale nets Red Cross funds
The first bale of the 1917 cotton crop sold for 2685 dollars and travels to England, raising 14065 for the British Red Cross. It was grown in Texas and bought in Houston for 121 dollars per bale. Information comes to President G M Schutt of the New York Cotton Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Del
England
British Red Cross
G. M. Schutt
New York Cotton Exchange
Texas
Houston
Statewide coal statistics to avert possible famine
A statement cataloging coal on hand and projected needs through April 1 was issued. The waterworks plant is among the units reporting figures as part of a state effort to aid the fuel administrator in preventing a coal shortage.
Federal Trade Body to Aid in Price Fixing
Washington Oct 20 The Federal Trade Commission announces it will assist state fuel administrators in price fixing efforts as part of coordinated action to curb rising fuel costs. The move signals broader federal backing for state regulatory measures amid energy shortages and market volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trade Body
Washington, D. C
Federal Trade Commission
Fix Fair Total Price Margins Reported
More than 9 dozen started out today for various parts of the country. Complaints of violation of the law fixing prices will be turned over by the state administrators to the trade committees investigators.
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Proceedings OF County Board
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Golden Eagle
Ta Porte
R. Platt
J. Seuffertein
Latre Agnes
Muelle
Thalph Br
MM. Gallogly
A. W. Leahy
Vetor Beck
Chris Strubel
Cal Peek
Theo L. Schaefer
Matt Becker
John Demuth
Milo S. McKibbon
Tex Township
Nick Terns
R. W. McGinnis
Jrn Pinch
Smith
Philip Mahoney
Jobn FP
Murphy
Tm Becker
Eyestone
Yornest
Jordon
K. Burkhards
H. W. Miller
D. Ough
Wilbert Miller
Wm. Shares
Advert Schmit
MoaNister
DS. Hetple
G. L. Miller
W. Sargeant
Edward Schmitt
J. W. Daggett
Ing
Fred Db. Bell
Chas. Wingert
G. Crowther
J.ih. Pehi
AL Tat Gierk
A. A. Ballentine
A. Evenson
T. A. Gerholst
Geo
Wallgts
L. H. Edwards
W. J. Marshall
al- Towel
Nev Uuu
Stetie Ewe
Ewe Awe John McChane
W. M. Gipe
T. Buck
Fred J. Huck
Cumming
Jewell
Tat Hatch
Fa Ackergan
Berger
A. Chapman
A.C. Wilford
Buchanan County
Parson Smith
John Widdel
F. Gil
Bert Bets
Jedge
E. Hearst
BH. Thompson
Carnes
P. Davis
Hali Rent
Philp
W. H. Deeming
Sanowet
Jacob Mo
al- Edwin Mesick
Bevese
Beal
Hawven
Martin Bender
2D Clark
C. C. Stubbs
H. E. Wilt
E. H. McManus
H. J. Swinbank
Cc. BE. Wil
Harry Reed
Lafayette Ford
George Murray
A. B. Somischke
Daniel T. O'Brien
T. A. Trudgian
E. Chapman
Constable Times-Tribune
Ederson
Independent School District
Dar Paris
I. Boyd
C. Lewis
Cedar Falls Water and Light Co
Neve Einer
P. Hatch
Clark Dray Line
H. Aitchison
S. Bates
Jerdaman
B. E VanDerveer
W. F. Pillsbury
If. Burke
Geo. Thygesen
WH. Carney
J. I. Chapman
M. J. Butterfield
NASA
T. C. Rambor
Cena
Sanese Ress
Baldwin & Ahesrs
Rent Reg
M. Isley
City of
M. J. Turney
E. A. Cobb
R. L. Apfel
German Evangelical Church
G. A. Tibbitts
J. Ackerman
LGB
Uwe Teeter
C. D. Becker
G. W. Bunn
A. Slippy
Anger
Hera Mece
Robert Barr
OF. Meyer
W. P. Tiwing
White
Beekle
Green
F. Shannon
H. R. Willams
A. Lohner
Wilbur Glaw
al Sherwood
L. Huntley
Jno. Tatty
Ed Finch
James O'Hearn
J. HK. Sims
Sceedvacine
John Crandon
F.acherman
John L. Marquis
H. W. Hallowell
Peter Ackermann
G L. Funk
Burton Shefer
W. D. Bower
E. Bower
D. Williams
F. M. Traphagen
P. M. Washburn
H. W. Mahnke
County Road
H. Welstead
Wm. Burger
Chas. W. Turner
August Miller
Wm. Nilier
Jake Miller
Rolland Santee
Wm. A. Brown
Louis Bell
Jacob Moser
Archie Moser
L. Condon
Harold Dunlap
Geo.Hausman
Geo. W. Hausman
C. H. Welstead
A. Vogel
C. E. Kungaman
A. TL. Peverill
C. EH. Welstead
Gro. Revered
Cc. B. Kungaman
A. Z. Peverill
Iim
A. Brown
J. P. Federspiel
W.halanian
Wim. Burger
LawrenceFederspiel
Rolla Wise
G. W. Bellinger
A. L. Peverill
C. B Kungaiian
Rolland
Santee
C. B. Corey
John Hayes
Roy Benney
John F. McDonald
Frank S. Miller
Wr. A
Brown
C. F. Kilngaman
Condon
Geo. Hausman
Westle E. Corlis
Matthew ‘Estrate
Mathew Westrate
A. BR. Hoover
Finn
C. Husman
Chas. ‘Mle
Sov
Tae Alfred Burk
PP. Jickish
Geo. Daunvich
Jno
Jaka Miller
Stead
Burger
W. Bellinger
Rolla
Norman Hingler
Chas. W. Sellen
D.C. Wilsin
Alfred Burk
P. Jicklah
M. Jickish
Twhular
Rude Spigich
Steve Daunvich
C. Baird
Win
AL Brown
Hane Anderson
Henry Morgan
G.W. Bellinger
Rude Zigich
M. Jickish, Jr
Baird
So. H. Welstead
Committee On
F. J. Schmitt
Co. A. Rownd
T. D. Teeter
Jos Shirley
BD. S. Tiffany
M. J. Blagee
W. D- Strayer
DP. Strayer
M. J. Maxes
J.J. Rainbow
FL J. Schmitt
Board of Supervisors
Majestic Theatre
Whoollwyn
Maxine Eliiott
Europe
Dorothy Dalton
the Plaza
Miss Dalton
Thomas H. Ince
Piedras Negras
C. W. Bruner
Waele
Hollerisa
U. S
Ticenses
Arthur J. Creswell
Mason City
Josephine Hallberg
Hansontown
Edward J. Parson
Tex
Muriel. Schneider
Brunswick
Brunswick-Mann Music Co
Liberty Loan
Shallenberger
Hassel-Lamson
Bull Data
Gatilernd
Fel
D. B. Phelps Optometrist. and
Optician Bar
Jefferson ST
Waterloo, Towa
Overland-Hanson CO
Fourth
Franklin Streets
Ethel Clayton
Hershel Hendler
Plano
Elen Francis
Pouis
Frisco
H. Ince
Odds
Goldwyn , Pictures
Goldwyn Presents
Rol Cooper Megrue
Irvin S. Cobb
Shanghaied
Jonah
WirsSss
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