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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1917

Page

5

Two Draft Boards Clash Over Dependents Exemptions

Disagreement between Iowa local and district draft boards over war department dependents rules halts local board proceedings. Local board upheld exemptions for married men with dependents while district board certified 17 to military duty on appeal. Officials warn rulings depend on interpretation of June 1917 regulations and president’s guidance.

War Department Iowa Iaken Pha District Board of New York City Wilere District Board Waterloo Board D. M. Kelleher

Less Bread and Butter On Elks Bill of Fare

Waterloo Elks form a food conservation committee led by W. A. Reed J. C. Murtagh and G. L. Kingsley. They will obtain written pledges from households to curb wheat and meat use during the war and limit butter and bread servings while repurposing leftovers. The drive follows national plans by the B P O Elks and a Washington meeting with Herbert Hoover.

Waterloo Elks W. A. Reed J.C. Murtagh G. L. Kingsley Movement For Food Conservation B. P.O. BE Grand Lodge Boston Mass Herbert Hoover Washington, D.C

Sunflower Seed Delicacy Among Russian Troops

Irkutsk report notes sunflower seeds are a favored snack for Russian soldiers at railway stations where troops gather. Women sell seeds much like popcorn, peanuts at American stations. Soldiers crack seeds with teeth leaving notches to grip and crack faster. Also reports Cedar Heights rainfall at about 3 inches and 2 inches in six hours in the area.

Irkutsk Siberia

Quick Voyage for Jowans to France

Washington Sept 7 The Third Iowa Infantry a rainbow division unit will mobilize at Mineola then sail to France. Training will occur behind lines in French villages with combat ready later in winter. Brig Gen Summerall will command the artillery brigade as the race to reach France with the New England Twenty sixth division unfolds.

Washington Lowa Bureau of Waterloo Avenine Comber D. C Third Iowa Infantry Rainbow Division National Guard William A. Mann Mineola Minsola Pershing Rainbow Charles P. Summerall Summerall Europe Mann Clarence Edwards New England France Edwards War Department

When Your Color Fades And Pale Cheeks Indicate Thin Blood

A 1900s style health blurb urges mothers to treat thinning blood in girls with Dr Williams Pink Pills and sunshine generous exercise. It also promotes two free books Building Up the Blood and What to Eat and How to Eat, and offers mail order for pills at 50 cents per box or six for $2.50.

Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady Dr. Williams

County Sunday School Conference Opens Next Week

Annual Black Hawk County Sunday School association conference begins Wednesday at 1 50 p m at Walnut Street Baptist Church under Rev E J Lang president. Sessions run until Thursday evening with the principal address by W D Em state association secretary and elementary worker. Dr J W Kolland Cedar Falls pastor to speak on the war crisis challenge to young people.

Black Hawk County Sunday School Association Walnut Street Baptist Church E. J. Lang State Association Boy Scouts Epworth Leagues Youngs People’s Alliance J. W. Kolland M. E Cedar Falls

Meat and dairy price controls debate at livestock conference

The national conference of livestock raisers met under Secretary Houston and Herbert Hoover to discuss how government purchasing for allies might affect meat and dairy prices. Hoover said price fixing for meats and dairy is beyond the Food Administration’s authority and inadvisable.

Washington, D. C National Conference of Livestock Raisers Houston Herbert Hoover Food Administration

Constipation a Penalty of Age in Health Advice

Nothing is more essential to health in advancing age than free bowels and normal activity. Cathartics are drastic and should be avoided. A mild laxative with pepsin, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, is recommended and sold by druggists. A trial bottle is offered free by writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell at Monticello Illinois.

Caldwell W. B. Caldwell Washington St Monticello Illinois

High Cost May Curtail Alaskan Railway Work

Washington reports rapidly rising labor and material costs threaten to curtail Alaskan railway construction or raise overall project cost from an initial estimate of 35 million dollars. Secretary Lans advised the House appropriations committee that a special commission is investigating.

Washington, D. C Lans Hes House Appropriations Committee

Baseball at Byrnes Park Sunday game

Weather conditions permit a Sunday baseball game at Byrnes Park where East Side plays an ambulance company team from No 2 L N G. A large crowd is expected and a collection will be taken. The ambulance unit and the local Red Cross will receive 85 percent of proceeds after expenses. Claus, a former star, will pitch for the East Side team.

East Side Ambulance Company No. 2 L N Byrnes Park Red Cross Society Claus Isague

Interpreter Pete Lonkus Faces Trial Over Street Harassment

Greek interpreter Pete Lonkus, who aids countrymen in police and court matters, is scheduled to appear for trial after allegedly insulting girls on a city street by inviting them to ride in his auto. He was driving across Fourth Street Bridge yesterday afternoon when the incident occurred.

Pete Lonkus Lonkus Fourth Street Bridge

Untitled note hints at police chase and arrest

Fragmentary OCR item mentions two women entering behind a girl and officers Detestive McEweensy and Patrolman Morning ater placing someone in custody. No clear names, places, dates, or events.

McEweensy Loskus Undes

Get Your Hudson Super Six Now While You Can

From a material cost view the Hudson Super Six is the lowest-priced car. Manufacturers facing higher material costs raised retail prices by up to 700 dollars, lifting four-figure models toward Hudson levels. Hudson prices stay firm for now, as current materials could push the Super Six toward two thousand dollars if continued. A seven passenger phaeton is offered at sixteen fifty, signaling looming price pressure as material supply remains tight.

Hudson

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