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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1918

Page

8

Iowa Factories Urged Subcontracts To Win Government Work

Des Moines Sept. 17 George Wrightman secretary treasurer of the Iowa Manufacturers association says Iowa plants should pursue subcontracts as direct government contracts are unlikely. He plans meetings across industrial towns to discuss using medium and smaller factories to handle parts for larger firms, a system already in use in Davenport, Davenport, Iowa and eastern factories.

Des Moines George Wrightman Iowa Manufacturers’ Association Iowa Washington Wrightman United States Erro East Tom Towa Davenport

Subway Sun bulletin from New York underground paper

The Subway Sun, a bulletin style paper from the Interborough Rapid Transit, edited by Theodore P. Shonts, is distributed on subway trains for free. It features light notices and editorial bites on public utilities, weather, and subway life, with a small local ad for Phelps' Glasses.

Subway Sun New York Inerborough Rapid Transit Company Theodore P. Shonts Subway Subterranean Sun Sun

Uncle Harry on the war’s end date and outlook

A porch discussion features Uncle Harry and two self styled military experts debating when the war will end. They consider possible victory before Christmas versus a decisive win next spring or summer, noting uncertainty and the risk of predicting dates amid ongoing Allied offensives.

Pershing Foch Haig Jimmy March Joe Harry Washington Helen Uncle Harry Gen. Pershing Secretary Baker Germany

Allies set to press on in Europe through next spring

In a wartime column Uncle Harry predicts renewed Allied hammer blows in France led by Marshal Foch. He estimates about 3,000,000 American troops on the western front by spring, argues Germany faces mounting pressure and possible peace terms before Christmas, as the Kaiser and military chiefs hold out amid tightening odds.

Harry Russia Germany Rhins France War Department Paris English Channel Nott

Your $100 Loan to Uncle Sam Feeds a Soldier Seven Months

A caller urged buying a $100 Fourth Liberty Bond to support soldiers in France, claiming the loan would feed a private for seven months and provide clothing, footwear, outerwear, and even a revolver, highlighting patriotic duty and wartime need.

Sam United States France Morehan Seywon

Rockford Notes and Moves in Brief

Fragmented local items note Michell and Dag family movements a birth of a son. Rudolph Darke rents his repair business to WL Mekert. Charles Cleve Vern Alosher moves to Manly. Mr and Mrs Jack Genzter announce a daughter. Tr Shallenberger, specialist, visits Waterloo at Hotel Russell Damson on August 24 28.

Rockford Rockfard Michell Han White Rock Nowt Nevada Rudolph Darke Mekert Charles Cleve Vern Alosher Shallenberger Waterloo Rurssell-Damson

Dumont Daily Notices and Community Happenings

Dumont records a September social round with birth announcements, visits by relatives, and local church activity. Notables include Steven Marlow’s birth, visits from Felt-Uingtn and others, teaching appointments, a restaurant change, and planned home improvements by Dr. L. O. Watson.

Tilley Dumont Mise Arrazetta Kreigers Hampton Geneva Kreiger Mason City L. O. Watson Second Streat

Local notes and obituaries from Greene area

Mrs Dell Merrian hosts Philathea class at MUEB church with a short program and refreshments. Andrew Sproul dies after months of stomach cancer. funeral at M E church led by Rev Karl Baler, burial Rose Hill. Julia Woodward operated on at Waverly hospital. Miss Stuth Sullivan visits from Chicago. Ladies Embroidery club meets at Win Buchholz home with refreshments. Robert Kirk returns from Rochester after surgery. Leste enjoys opera house show with Mabelle Warner Shank and Fleming Trio performing.

Groane Niemila M. E. Church Karl Baler Rose Hall Julia Woodward Waverly Hospital Mandar Stuth Sullivan Chicago Messames Buchholz Predloher Ladies Embroidery Club

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