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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1917

Page

2

This is the Life of the New Soldier at Camp Dodge

A vivid 1918 style account of daily life at Camp Dodge describing barracks housing forty three by one hundred forty foot two story, with four sections two sleeping rooms and a mess hall, aluminum mess kits and dining lines, strict camp rules, meals, and bathing facilities. It portrays camaraderie amid shared rooms and contrasts civilian life with army discipline.

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Waterloo Boy Sails as Convoy Scout in Rough Atlantic Voyage

Harold Becker, son of Mr and Mrs A Becker of 828 South Street, describes a convoy voyage aboard a U S battleship acting as protection for merchant ships. He details coaling, rough seas, encounters with a pursuing ship, and the crew’s naval routines. He mentions a near encounter with a ship believed British and German-watchers, and notes monthly supplies, weather, and classroom plans upon return.

Harold Becker Wr. A. Becker United States Naval Forres Ontsida

Western Baseball Special to Chicago Great Western

A Western Baseball Special to Chicago territory opens at Chicago and Waterloo with limited stops. Train runs about 7 30 p m, attaching to the Great Western at Waterloo, with tickets and passage arranged through local agents.

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Birth of a Nation draws crowds at Waterton theatre

A Civil War film engagement continues to attract large audiences at the Waterton theatre. Patrons show strong support for matinee and evening showings, with more visits expected today and tomorrow. A theatre orchestra provides music, while a new perforated music roll machine aids small dealers in stocking up. The Courier reports multiple visits to the Waterton homes amid ongoing advertising.

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