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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1916

Page

2

Railroads file agreement on crossing plans for city

City council in special session defer s action on 40 proposed railroad crossings after only two lines submit acceptances Waterloo Cedar Falls Northern and Illinois Central. Chicago Rock Island Pacific and Chicago Great Western missing. Bids from Bryant Asphalt and Moore Sieg filed. opening postponed to Thursday. Sewer report approved Meantime water sewer and gas committee backs Manhard street sewer project with Moore Sieg contract at 2.80 for 12 inch pipe and 62 for manholes. Gas meter cutoff proposal discussed to aid fire safety and firemen after Rath cites Rath Packing explosion. ordinance chair Merrian to add rules to winter building code.

Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Illinois Central Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Chicago Great Western Bryant Asphalt Company Moore-Sleg Construction Company Water, Sewer and Gas Committee Manhard Street Beck Avenue Rock Island Avenues Hawkeye Foundry Co Moore-Sieg Company Altho E. F. Rath Rath F. 8. Merrian

Wilson's Record Lauded by DeWolf

Sherman DeWolf and attorneys Keinbeck and Birdsall praised President Wilson's four year record at a local Democratic meeting in downtown headquarters. DeWolf argued Adamson bill averted a major strike while criticizing Republican tactics. Another session was announced for North Waterloo Earth’s Hall tonight.

Sherman DeWolf Keinbeck Fourth Street West DeWolf W. N. Birdsall L. R. Leeper Wilson Congress Bevontatls Birdsall Leeper Earth’s Hall North Waterloo

Rotary Backing Vacant Lot Farming in Waterloo 1917

Waterloo civic groups, led by W F Farrett of the Rut club, form a committee to cultivate all vacant lots. A T Hukill, George Lichty, Huntley, Weidemann, Simpson, Ester and Hold en named to cooperate with other organizations. Bickley reports many vacant lots citywide. Emmons Johnson says four donated lots yielded 105 dollars for school boys, with room for expansion through skilled farming methods. Lichty stresses produce could sustain locals and aid others.

Waterloo Enue W. F. Farrett Rut A. T. Hukiil George EG. Lichty G Ww’. Huntley L. H. Weidemann J. F. Simpson E. 5. Ester C. G. Holden G. EH. Bickley Corn Belt Telephone Company Emmons Johnson George &. Lichty Messrs Hakill Lichty Huntley

Figures Show Increase in October Postal Receipts

Postoffice receipts for October rose by more than 38500 compared with the same month last year. Postmaster M H Kelly attributes the gain to current prosperity and strong business conditions throughout this portion of the country.

M. H. Kelly

Duke of Rohan Killed in Somme Battle Becomes France Hero

Paris reports the funeral of the duke of Rohan, a member of the historic nobility who fought for the republic. He served in the chamber of deputies before the war, then rose to lead daring cavalry actions, including compelling a drunken Prussian garrison to surrender. The tale, though questioned, is cited as a symbol of noble sacrifice for France.

Paris Associated Press Duke of Rehan Somme France Republic Duke of Rohan Charmber of Deputies Chamber Chamber of Deputies L’aube uniUla Preneh Rohan

Belgium Workers Benefited By Dissing Measures Claim

Berlin reports comment on moves by General von Dissing to mobilize Belgian labor for the workers themselves and Belgian financiers. Afternoon papers describe alleged Prussian aims as misrepresented and warn of possible interruption of American relief and the risk of disorder.

Berlin Gondan Govenor von Dissing Belgium Great Britain

Employment Provisions and Draft Policy Amid War Tensions

The article outlines plans for permanent employment provisions in Belgium and general employment aims to mobilize labor while warning that those who refuse work will not be kept idle. It notes hiring of workers by neighboring German occupations and specifies non-munitions work as the focus, signaling a shift away from direct war activities.

Keladiis i Adrieaiouend Amd Notary Gadernt Hiasing Ulessige Belgium

Enterprise Bests Lack of Capital

In spring 2007 an ambitious individual with unclear details moved into the automobile trade. He secured backing, established a garage in Yoma, and entered the car business. The Watertou venture drew notice as a rising force in town. He acquired Corn Belt Auto, later merging it, and today leads Overland Alkinson Automobile Company in Waterlog, operating from a new Fourth Street East location with a $160,000 investment.

Patna Khot Corn Belt Auto Company Jobaangen Overland Alkinson Automobile Company Fourth Petreet East

Hanson Confidence Drives Auto Industry Growth in City

Mee Hanson expresses strong confidence in his company’s future after relocating to a progressive city. Two years ago the business totaled over $2,000,000 and now plans to expand from 160% to larger quarters with a new four story floor area. Company representatives from Overkiand attend the event, indicating equal plans to attend the present gathering.

Hanson Wu- Goring Thas Wnanson

Reichstag Advances War Credit of 21 Billion Marks

The Reichstag narrowly passed a 21,000,000,000 mark war credit after a brief debate led by Count von Noedern. Opposition came from radical Socialists. Treasurer von Roedern argued Germany’s military and financial burdens are already heavy, noting monthly expenditures and funds advanced for relief and war material investments.

Merlin Oet Reichstag Count von Noedern Imperial Soctayst Party Tuvhoa Vou Count von Roedenn Fippervdal Treasury eOolt Germany Wersehvaridieten Statis Cai Cerning

Raymond Wilson Hardware Company Incorporation in Cedar Falls

The Raymонд-Wilson Hardware Company of Cedar Falls is incorporated with Wayne S Raymond as president and J T Wilson as secretary and treasurer. Capital stock is set at $10,000.

Raeymond-Wilson Hardware Company Cedar Falls Jin Wayne Raymond J. T. Wilson

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