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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1922

Page

4

Pickett Slams Reserve Banks in Iowa Senate Bid

Des Moines April 5 Charles B Pickett of Waterloo accused the federal reserve bank of enforcing deflation as a brutal toll on farmers. He urged changes in credit machinery including an intermediate credit agency to discount farmers paper and warehouse receipts for commodity financing. He argued for adjusted compensation for veterans, higher prewar price levels, reduced freight rates, railroad consolidation, internal waterways development, tax cuts, and emphasized party loyalty.

Des Moines Federal Reserve Bank Charles B. Pickett Waterloo United States Grant Club Pickett Fue Party Hue Aasalls Reserve Bank Federal Reserve Banking System Middlewest War Filiarte Corporation Federal Farm Loan Board

Farmer Leader Urges Tax Cuts and Transport Reform

The article highlights proposals to reduce freight and passenger rates, support private railroad ownership with regulation, and expand inland waterways on the Great Lakes-St Lawrence route. It also stresses tax relief, farming as a core industry, and women voters strengthening civic participation. A local note praises Dr Wilbert Shahlen nberger’s long service as a Chicago specialist visiting Waterloo.

Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Legislative Branch Iwanien Towa Towal

Harding Treason Quip Binds Kemerer to White House Visit

Harry R. Kemerer editor of the Carrollton press and brother of FP H Kemerer of Western Lyceum bureau was a guest of President Harding and Mrs. Harding at the White House. The president joked that an invitation to bread with the president cannot be refused and that would be treason. Kemerer also met George Christian and had long newspaper and political ties with Harding’s circle in Ohio.

Harry R. Kemerer Carrollrog, O Frea-Press Standard FP. H. Kemerer Western Lyceum Bureau Waterloo Harding White House Kemerer Mr. Kemerer George Christian Washington P. H. Kemerer H. Kemerer Harry Kemerer Carrollton Hardings Ohio

Pay Mutt's Tax If You'd Keep Him

The county auditor says more than half Black Hawk dogs lack license tags. Dogs running at large without tags are wild by law and may be exterminated on sight. On May 1 any unpaid dog licenses will be advertised with penalties assessed.

Black Hawk County F. W. Esher

Dog license drive aims to tax owners in county

County officials plan a dog licensing drive requiring owners to pay a tax to the county treasurer, plus license fee, penalty and advertising costs. By this morning only 1,861 dogs had been licensed, while estimates show between 4,000 and 5,000 canines in the county.

Modern Hospital for Animals Under Construction

A new veterinary hospital is being built by Dr. George A. Scott at 311 Sixth Street East. The one story brick and tile structure measures 28 by 60 feet. Front offices will serve clients while the rear area will house horses cattle and dogs.

George A. Scott Sixth Street East

Dutch Church in Amerten Built in Breuckelen 1666

The article notes a Dutch church in Amerten later Breuckelen now Brooklyn, erected in 1666 reflecting early Dutch settlement architecture and civic religion in New Netherland.

Amerten Breuckelen Brooklyn

Road Workers Face Pay Cut by County Board

Wages for road work in 1922 were fixed by county board resolution. Rates include man and team at 0 cents per hour and 0 cents per mile, extra team 20 cents per hour, truck drivers 25 cents per hour, and tractor engineers 40 to 50 cents per hour, a marked reduction from wartime levels.

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