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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1919

Page

7

Sugar Control Debate Highlights Sugar Shortage Causes

A Davenport interview features M E Fiyan a former Central Association baseball figure now with the state food commission saying sugar is under U S control until 1919 and prices are regulated. A Des Moines chain linked to sugar cornering faces scrutiny amid a canning season shortage and supply disruptions from global strikes and Pacific imports.

M. E. Fiyan Central Association Flynn Davenport United States Food Administration Conte Sugar Equilization Board George A. Zabriskie Philippines Hawaii Oatsharper Des Moines Rites Andgo Chicago

Legion Membership Drive Aids Waterloo Post

A quick Waterloo post meeting of American Legion members at Memorial hall aims to start a campaign for increased membership. Commander Harry M. Reed sends five membership cards with letters urging each member to recruit comrades into the organization.

Legion Isenders of Waterloo American Legion Tra Ys. m. Sent Memorial Hall Harry M. Reed Jost

Open Night School for Ex-Soldiers Demand Study

The war ramp community service plans a survey of ex servicemen to gauge interest in night classes. J S Slovdy will mail letters and questionnaires next week to determine subjects and potential demand. If needed, classes may start in public school buildings with state university and college extension partners.

J. &. Slovdy Cretary The State University Agricultural College State Teachers' S Allege

Saugus teen captures shark with handkerchief in river

Nis Wandkerchire reports a 19 year old John Hobbs of Saugus bound a moackerel shark with a handkerchief at its tail and dragged it ashore after the fish stranded near Riverside cemetery when the tide turned. Hobbs’ sister heard splashing as she returned from the grocery, prompting investigation.

Saugus Mass John Hobbs Hobbs Riverside Cemetery

Coal Shortage Warns Waterloo Rail Coal Warily

Waterloo faces a grave coal shortage as T J Cleary commercial agent of the Chicago Great Western Railway warns the supply will last only four to five days under current conditions. Railroads meet to assess stock on Sept 1 and projected needs to March amid shortages and delays from strikes and reduced mine output.

Waterloo T. J. Cleary Chicago Great Western Railroad B. “Rishton Chergo Unite d Cleary Nnch Nordal

Victory buttons to be distributed at Independence fair

Victory buttons will be given to Independence and surrounding towns veterans of the world war during the Independence fair and homecoming Sept 18, 19 and 20. A. Tr. Hanson, asst local recruiter, will oversee the army recruiting party at the fair. Buttons require proper presentation to obtain them. George A. Fluetmer of Wisconsin and Donald H. Serimg er of Charles City enlisted at the army recruiting station today. Try Phelps Glasses for head ache.

Independence Soret L. H. Smig A. Tr. Hanson George A. Fluetmer Wisconsin Donald H. Serimnger Charles City

Trial of Peter J. Rock Adjourned to Monday

Trial of Peter J Rock before Justice Huntley in Red Ball court adjourned to Monday at 9 am. The state, led by G P Linnville, contends officers assault on Ifony W Ferrell. Jury of six peers hears testimony. defense by Burr A Brown and Frank E Farwell. Court ruled Linnville could represent the state in justice court. Four witnesses testified. previous municipal court findings echoed.

Pewr Rock Waterloo Tery Ifonvy W. Rrell State Department of Justice Wis Huntley Red Balle L. &. Alexander George Jepsen Justice Court Attorney General's Attorne Linnville Terrell Waterton Om- Eer Peter Rock

Enrollment Figures Highlight Cedar Falls Schools

The Cedar Falls city schools end week one enrollment totals: High school 247 Lincoln 364 Jefferson 104 Miner 74 vocational 159 Humbert 22 for a grand total of 862. Community notices include a Church of Christ County Convention at Cedar Falls Christian church starting 2 pm with Rev. G D Serrill and Rev. Comstock among speakers. A tax payer challenged Liberty Bonds as payment for last half taxes, Madigan declined bonds as not county policy and advised selling bond for cash. Social notes report anniversary and property transfers in Cedar Falls with several moves and visits to residents. Also St Luke's parish to suspend services due to asthma.

Cedar Falls Lincoln Jefferson Miner Vocational Humbert Total Church of Christ Christain G. D. Serrill Waterloo Mr. Comstock Andrew D. Scott Tay Ed Madigan Depu William Bugke Olive Street W. H. Speer Clay Streets B. P. Hansen Bancroft Teger Rasmussen 16Th and Main W. J. Speer Walter Piper Henry White New Adbion W. F. Wyant Arapahoe Colo John Simpson Herbert C. Boissier Clay Street St. Luke's Parish

Grocers Meeting Adjoins as Speaker Fails to Arrive

Waterloo retail grocers gathered at the Commercial club last night to hear J. J. Ryan secretary of the National Association of Retail Grocers. The meeting was adjourned with Ryan absent and it was unclear if he will speak at a later date.

Waterloo Retail Grocers Commercial Club J. J. Ryan National Association of Retail Grocers Ryan

Strikers March Through Streets to Iowa Factories

Striking workers parade through town to greet workers returning to duty at the Iowa Dairy and Waterloo Gasoline Engine company plants. Led by four women machinists they march at 11 am, delivering a defiant cry while a reception honors the returnees.

Iowa Dairy Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company

Poll tax receipts exceed thirty five thousand in city

The city clerk reports over 35 000 poll tax receipts issued to males aged 21 to 45. More than 2 090 receipts have been processed, with many expected to兑换 in for 2 dollar checks and cash before month end. On October 1 delinquents will be certified to the county treasurer. rates rise to 4 dollars. Former service members are exempt for years of service but no permanent exemption exists.

A. E. Johnson

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