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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1920

Page

3

Corn Prices Fall Amid Heat Wave Affects Iowa Mills

Ninety degree September heat depresses corn values with prices dropping 50 to 75 cents per bushel in 30 days. Old corn at Union Mill Waterloo quoted 1.05, December delivery near 75 cents. Mills and farmers brace for further shifts as heat matures late planted crop, with optimistic outlook for a rebound later in the year.

Union Mill Waterloo W. J. Peddicord Mr. Peddicord Peddicord Iowa Peddivord Save Cedar Falls Union ‘Mill Company Kansas City

World delegates attend congress against alcohol

Delegates gather for a temperance congress to report on European prohibition efforts with William Jennings Bryan as night speaker. Saturday focuses on anti alcohol moves in the Americas, with Ruth E. Spence and Dr Algorta sharing Canada and South America perspectives. Afternoon includes Mount Vernon visit and a tree planting at Washington’s tomb. Governors Maine Kansas and Georgia address the final day.

Europe William Jennings Bryan South American Ruth E. Spence Toronto Canada Algorta Lima Perua South America Mexico Central America Congress Mount Vernon Tomb Washington Maine Kansas Georgia

Grand Chancellor Honored at K P Reception in Cedar Rapids

WR Law was honored as grand chancellor of Iowa at the Knights of Pythias state convention. Helmet lodge hosted an informal reception with E R Shoemaker's congratulatory address. Law thanked the lodge for its recent achievements. Mrs N A Lichty presented roses, while Mrs E Perkins praised R A Ellis with sunflowers. Chautauqua delegate Kathryn Carroll read briefly. The event closed with dancing and card playing and refreshments.

WR. Law Iowa Knights of Pythias Cedar Rapids Helmet Lodge E.R. Shoemaker Law 8. E. Perkins R. A. Ellis Africa Kathryn Carroll

Gideons to Spur Activity in Iowa

The Gideons state cabinet will meet in Waterloo on Friday evening at Hotel Overback to plan intensified work for the coming year. Officers include Raymond W. Sheplee president and J. W. Knickerbocker vice president with B. A. Barlow L. W. O. Ruth E. J. Rutledge W. Kerchek and E. B. Griswold among others. The meeting will join the advisory board and discuss the 1921 Des Moines convention and the Sioux City national gathering. Since 32 years the group has placed about 445000 Bibles in U S hotels, aiming for one Bible in every hotel room in Iowa.

The Gideons Ithe Christian Commercial Travelers Association of America Waterloo Overback Raymond W. Sheplee C. O. Wolf F. Willis Jenks Bob Watterson Des Moines Sioux City Towa Gideon United States

Suits to collect Whitney road subscriptions authorized

The county attorney will file suits in district court to recover $18 250 unpaid from Waterloo Cedar Falls and nearby subscribers who pledged for the Whitney road project Two years ago the board pledged to match dollar for dollar and now demands payment The Whitney road cost about 109 000 and links Waterloo with Cedar Falls through Cedar Heights and Castle Hill with a plan to start suits at the January term

Whitney Road County Board of Supervisors Waterloo Cedar Falls Boards of Trade Whitney Roads Iowa Black Hawk County Joanay Cedar Heights Castle Hill

Funeral of pioneer minister to be at Lawn City Thursday

Cedar Falls Iowa September 21 special funeral services for Rev John J Caldwell pioneer Episcopal minister who died yesterday at Independence after a stroke of paralysis will be at 2 p m Thursday at St Luke s Episcopal church Interment will be in Greenwood Rev Caldwell retired from active work thirteen years ago coming to Cedar Falls from Newton Iowa He had served a number of Iowa parishes A few weeks ago he was taken to Independence for treatment Surviving are his widow and a daughter Mary both of this city

Cedar Falls John J. Caldwell Independence St. Luke's Episcopal Church Greenwood Caldwell Newton Iowa Mary City

City in Brief Injuries and travel notes across town

Janesa injuries headline a city in brief update as residents and visitors share weekend trips and health concerns. Reports list Miss Leila Eicke in Independence and Miss Marian Van Hoesen preparing to study in Iowa City while Dr J W Rowntree returns from Chicago. Police notes cover a minor collision on Commercial Street and multiple traffic warnings. Community happenings include church committees, hospital gift plans, and plans for Walnut street Baptist church anniversary events.

Bessie Leamen Maple Street Los Angeles Cal Marian E. van Hoesen South Street Iowa City University

East High to Start Regular Student Newspaper

East High will publish a biweekly student newspaper edited by pupils, with Grace Lambert supervising and a staff including Editor Andrew Woolfries and Ruth Bruna. The project aims to cover school activities, athletics, and local news while teaching practical business English. A new fall and winter entertainment course was announced to boost sales of season tickets. A mailable winding machine for motion picture film was also described.

East High F. J.miller Orange and Black Thenign Grace Lambert Andrew Woolfries Ruth Bruna Maria Ramsey Ralph Muzzey Manual Training School W. W. White Arthur D. Middleton Jessie Christian Elias Day Edmund Vance Cook

Marriage Licenses list from Waterloo and surrounding towns

A merged notice lists marriage licenses for William F. Howard and Mara Collins of Waterloo, Stacyville residents Jose Anna Wingert and Marence Seliszik, Epworth, and others including Adele Stuart Farley, Porrest Warren Knoxville, Cleo Regah Waterloo, Leo Hogan Jesup, Anna Weiden Jesup, and Sadie Olsen Kanawha in a brief notices style.

William F. Howard Waterloo Mara Collins Inton Krebsbach Stacyville Jose Anna Wingert Raymond Marence Seliszik Epworth Wyrule Adele Stuart Farley Porrest H. Warren Knoxville Ee Cleo M. Regah Leo F. Hogan Jesup Anna M. Weiden H. G. Riley Jona Fails Sadie Olsen Kanawha

Elderly Soldier Praises Foley Cathartic Tablets

W H Clough of Co E Ward 5 Soldiers Home California writes that at almost eighty years old Foley Cathartic Tablets help constipation and keep him in better shape than any medicine. He says the tablets cause no pain nausea or griping and relieve indigestion headaches and sour stomach. Sold everywhere.

W. H. Clough Ward 5 Soldiers’ Home Cal Ney Rce U. S Cenads Stuart

Protect Your Child From Colds With Foley's Honey and Tar

Beginning of school brings coughs and colds to many children. A dose of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is recommended as a safe cough remedy. Mrs J B Plummers of Passaie New Jersey writes it is the best remedy for her little boy. Children like it and it helps with coughs colds croup whooping cough hay fever asthma. Sold everywhere.

Foley J. B. Plummers Autum St. Passaie Ni J

Meeting of Legion To Be Best Ever Held In City

Legion adjutant J N Jacobsen says the upcoming meeting at Memorial hall will be the best yet with a program including eats, smokes, vaudeville stunts, music and boxing exhibitions. Veterans with compensation claims should submit them in writing to Jacobsen for action by Dan Newquist, rep of the war risk insurance bureau. Newquist will be in Waterloo on Sept 27 and is then available at the Waterloo Red Cross office in the Savings Bank building.

J. N. Jacobsem Pecker Chagmas American Legion Memorial Hall Cedar Rapids Adjutant Jacobsen Dan Newquigt War Tisk Insurance Bureau Newquigt Waterloo Waterloo Home Service Section American Red Cross Waterloo Savings Bank

Veiled meeting summons sparks city curiosity

Prominent businessmen were invited to Hotel Russell-Lam at 7:45 PM by Mayor N W Frisble. The mayor says the gathering concerns a prime matter but gives no hint of its nature, stating he does not own the project and awaits the meeting’s developments.

N. W. Frisble Russell-Lam

Kiwanis Lunch Details School System Plan

Riwanian groups and local realtors are active as Kiwanis members heard H D Lea explain school system workings at the noon gathering in Hotel Russell Lamson. Brebnar, VP of a nationwide real estate board, left for Denver to report to Waterloo Realtors next week. Lions Club hosts a chicken dinner at 6 PM Thursday at 1008 Beach Street by F M Colford.

Kiwanis Club Russell-Lamson H. D. Lea KE. Brebnar National Innsociation of Rea Pstate Denver Col Jomt Association Waterloo Waterloo Realtorn Lions’ Club Gussia F. M. Colford Beach Street Hia

Funeral services for Major H. B. Metheany in Belgrade

Funeral services for Major H. B. Metheany of the American Red Cross who died of malaria fever were conducted today by Yugoslav officials in Belgrade. A coffin was draped with the American flag made in Yugoslavia.

Monom Brimcorors Belgrade H. B. Metheany Ateariens Red Cross Jugo-Slavia

GOFEX JOINT DEBATE OPENS IN TYNDALL

The September 31 joint debates between Democratic candidate W. W. Howes and Republican candidate W. H. McMaster opened in Tyndall. The event was held as required by state law to compare platforms and discuss issues before the gubernatorial race.

GOFEX Tyndall Republicag W. W. Howes W. H. McMaster

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