Social and Club Notes in Waterloo Eventful Evening
Mrs Herbert Peek guest of honor at a Kern street party hosted by the ¢. B. G. club and presented a cut glass dish. M B Needlework club voted to cut dinners and support philanthropic work. Red Cross knitting continued. Palmer family reunion held at Labor temple with 30 present and a music program.
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Herbert Peek
B. G
Kern Street
M.B. Needlework Club
George Lichty
Red Cross
Social Welfare League
Palmer
Fayette County
Iin Labor Temple
Pesto
Frank Guyer
Frank
L. Guyer
A. E. Bing
Carroll
Amber Guyer
Stagey
Thelma Enyart
C. Willard Bing
Co. G
First Iowa Infantry
Icamp Dodges
L Bnyart
Fannie Palmer
Fayette
Clayton
Quivey
New York City
Claude EB. Quivey
Frank Ju. Guyer
4. E. Bing
Hattie Emyart
H. H. Budke
Virgil
Hindenburg to be made prince on his birthday
London reports Emperor William plans to mark Field Marshal von Hindenburgs seventieth birthday on October 2 with school addresses praising his service to Germany and funds raised from pupils for the Hindenburg fund for the sick and wounded. The dispatch also says the emperor will confer the title prince.
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Hindenburg
Prince
London
Emperor William
Field Marshal von Hindenburg
Germany
Amsterdam
William
Larceny Charges Filed Against Glen Bell
The state’s attorney Tice announced two counts of petit larceny against Glen Bell. Police chief J D Caldwell arrested him. One alleged theft involved 79 cans of sweet corn from the Waterloo Canning Company and the other the theft of dining room accessories from a hotel.
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Petit
Glen Bell
J. D. Caldwell
Waterloo Canning Company
Stinehart's Sunkist Oranges and Grocery Items Ad
An old advertisement lists prices for staples such as Sunkist oranges by the dozen, granulated sugar, soaps, coffee, beech nut peanut butter, canned vegetables, milk, pineapple, beans, soup, crackers, pasta, ketchup, raisins, oat meat, ginger snaps, pearl white soap, and toilet paper. The note mentions delivery at 4025 East Fourth Street.
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Sunkist
Campbell’s Soup
Hunt's
Rainbow Division Bravery Amid Loss At Camp Mills
At Camp Mills New York on September 26 Private Herman Hillig of the Rainbow division recalls a family tragedy as two brothers fall at the Marne and a third brother and father die in battle. Hillig denounces the Kaiser and supports democracy, while cold weather and hikes test troops. Indiana and Minnesota artillery units begin calisthenics under Lieut Parkinson as Gen Summerall orders a new tribute. Headquarters company publishes a weekly paper with editor in chief I R Shaffmer.
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Camp Mills
N. Y
Herman Hillig
165Th
New York
Hillig
Marne
Wilson
Indiana
Minnesota Artillery
Parkinson
Coach Stagg
Reilly
Summerall
I. R. Shaffmer
Stars on Flags and Soldier Prices Rise in War Era
A western correspondent notes high prices charged to Rainbow division soldiers in New York shops. He cites flags with stars signifying generals and warns that soldiers face marked price hikes, from 200 to 400 percent more than former costs, amid highway robbery rumors.
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New York
Rainbow Division
Swiss Cuts Food Prices to Aid One Third of Population
Sept 26. President Schult Hess said in the national council that 1,350,000 people, more than a third of Switzerland, receive bread and other foods at reduced prices through government aid. Exports are now limited mainly to tobacco and chocolate as the country reserves food for home use.
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Horne
Schulthess
National Council
Switzerland
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Goughneur
Madison
Wis
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State University
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C. W. Landis
Frank . McCartney
John Judd
B. F. Puterbaugh
Frank W. Court
Ministerial Association
M. G. Munn
H. EB. Parr
M. A. Tate
A. C. Preston
Mary Horner
Miss Horner
Etta [Lichty
Reihsen - Fuchs
Alberta Y Fuchs
Raymond Reihsen
St. Mary’s Church
Father Henry
Susie Goswiller
Stella Racey
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Dewar
Columbia
Chester Cadwallader
Greece
Kerce
Kornilos
Sacred Heart School
Ladies of the Sacred Heart
BE. McCarty
A. J. Busby
M. Madigan
Jerritz
John McNamara
J. T.riordan
Mary Mullany
Twin City
Twin City ‘Union
Waerloo
Cedar Falls
Cedar
Missionary Society of Liberal Christian Church
Y. N. Long
Deborah Society
East Park Presbyterian Missionary
George Counsell
St Francis
R. L. Jackson
Outlock
Grace Church
L. E
Engineer’s Hall
United Presbyterian Aid Society
C. E H. Rust
Northminster Ladies' Aid Society
F. W. Barsheisel
Caldwell-Keckler
Des Moines
Floyd R. Caldwell
Mary Elizabeth Keckler
Waterloo
Caldwell
Co. B. First Town Infantry
Illinois Central
Independence
W. M. Collier
Charles Ruble
Westminster Presbyterian
Young Women’s Christian Association
Sherwood Park
Evangelical—Young People’s Alliance
E. J. Lang
Business College
Waterloo Business College
Cedar River Park
Pythian Sisters
P. Hall
Stinehart
VHONE
East
Fourth St
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Paul Davis Tiedt
Ania Nice
Torchon
Valaule Price
Ladies Union
Princess Pearl
Castile
Pro-Simssets Stair Co
Tainty
Wearrell Pille
Cambr
Claidsworth
Toil du Nord Ginghams
Special & Yards
Emmerich
Hk Kellogg
LUX
Lever Bros. CO
Cambridge
Mass
Ng Rose
SOAP
Wantly
James S. Kirk & Company
Dept
Chicago
U.S. A
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