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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1928

Page

5

Haugen Outlines Two Separate Remedies in Farm Relief Bill

Washington April 4 The McNary Haugen bill aims to aid agriculture with two separable remedies including low rate loans to cooperative associations and marketing agreements financed by equalization fees. Haugen said the plan meets objections in President Coolidge’s message and would promote orderly marketing and tariff effectiveness. The agriculture committee report notes possible minority opinions and potential court challenges but defends the bill as a workable whole.

Washington, D. C McNaty-Haugen House Haugen Agriculture Committee Coolidge Soo Secretary of Agriculture Jardine Federal Farm Board

Allenrhu Number 2 promoted as cure for rheumatic pain

A bold newspaper advertisement claims Allenrhu Number 2 capsules rapidly relieve rheumatic agony in five days. It prescribes hourly doses the first day then alternating every two hours the second day, with ongoing daily use until all pain disappears. The ad urges readers to buy through Robert Drug Co. or any reputable drugstore.

America Robert Drug Co

Salvation Army Relief Calls in Town Increase

Des Moines report shows 10 257 Iowa families aided in 1927 by the Salvation Army, up 4 203 from 1926, representing about 24 000 people. The year saw 25 526 garments, 3 274 pairs of shoes, 404 425 pounds of coal, 976 jobs created, 2 293 free lodgings for men and women, and about 4 000 meals given in exchange for work.

Des Moines Salvation Army Iowa

Oregon debaters defeat Nowa University in Iowa match

In Towa City on April 5 the University of Oregon debaters defeated Nowa University in a debate. The Oregon team upheld the affirmative, winning the contest.

Oregon Nowa University Towa City U.m.university of Oregon Debetera University of Towa

Town Team Debates Foreign Policy Proposition

The town team debated a resolution calling on foreign nations to abandon territorial rights in China. Members included Lyle Quinn from Boone, Porrest Linder from Oakland, and Russell Beeson from Davenport.

China Lyle Quinn Boone Porrest Linder Oakland Russell Beeson Daven- Port

Prince of Wales wins fifth point-to-point race at Royal Naval meet

In Nottingham England on April 5 the Prince of Wales rode Missabutatt to victory in the royal naval hunt cup point-to-point event. He led from the start and finished 20 lengths ahead of the field in the fifth win of the season.

Nottingham England W.—The Prince of Wales Missabutatt

Des Moines to Host Ford Air Service Stop

Des Moines will host a stop for a trans continental airline service planned by Ford Motor Company. Chief engineer WwW. B. Mayo announced the Des Moines stop as part of the airline's early expansion.

Des Moines Pord Motor Company B. Mayo

Markets close tomorrow and Saturday in New York

The New York stock exchange and related markets voted to close tomorrow and Saturday. Banks will remain open.

New York Sractiete The Stock Exchange E Comhanee Coltenmand Produce Exchanger

Federal Judge Fines Bootleggers and Caps County Attorney

Judge George G. Scott fined four liquor law violators after pleas of guilty in federal court in Cedar Rapids. He blasted County Attorney Barngrover for sending a federal prisoner to state court while jailed on a federal charge. Floyd Dewitt, held on a federal warrant, received 20 days on a related state charge. Fines were E. D. Malloy 390, Miike Blumberg 1200, Sam Holton 300, Francis McDonald 200.

Cedar Rapids INS George G. Scott Barngrover Floyd Dewitt Manchester Dewitt Scott E. D. Malloy Miike Blumberg Sam Holton Francis McDonald

Bank Pays 50 Percent Dividend At Farlin Bank

In Jefferson Iowa on April 5 a 50 percent dividend to depositors of the defunct Farlin Savings Bank was ordered by authorities. The action affects all eligible account holders and disbursal details will follow through the official process.

Jefferson Farlin Savings Bank

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