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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1918

Page

3

Butter Prices Climb as Oleo Substitution Grows

Butter has surged in price over the last two weeks, reaching around 64 to 68 cents a pound as demand for substitutes rises. Officials explain the 60 percent storage shift and higher feed costs squeeze producers, with many dairy farmers quitting due to scarce feed and slim margins.

Barnes M. B. Barney Des Moines Eaid Commission Barney

Nation's Dead and Wounded List From Action Casualties

Thirty five soldiers from various towns are listed among the nation’s dead and wounded in action. The casualty roll includes sergeants and privates with multiple spellings and garbled names, showing shared service across units and locations.

Towa Boqlged Charles O. Runyan Keoxak Seret Emmet E. Collins Mine Corp Clarence M. Filinte Fort Dodge. Corp Fierce W._ Flowers Carfern Maurice Stephenson Fackson C Cacti Clyde Mt. CO Elmer A Loren Washington, D. C

Gratitude Expressed for Colic Remedy by Local Resident

Mrs William Bell of Saga Ind writes that Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy relieved her severe diarrhoea attack three years ago. She says it was the only medicine that helped.

William Bell Saga Ind Aso Jt

World War One Liberty Bond Drive Urges Heavy Subscriptions

A stark wartime appeal urges citizens to lend money to the United States by purchasing Liberty Bonds. It claims the army is over 100 million strong, with two million in uniform and ninety eight million as bond buyers and supporters, insisting oversubscription proves national resolve. The ad ends with a booster note from a local business backing the drive.

Army of Liberty

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