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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1919

Page

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Iowa Guardsmen Protest War Department Plan

Des Moines Aug 4 Friends of the national guard challenge the War Department plan to abolish or weaken the guard Iowa officers led by Adj Gen Lasher Col Tinley and Col Howell travel to Washington to press for a federally supported militia board and to maintain three Iowa infantry regiments despite a department denial and calls for universal training and draft exemptions debate.

Des Moines Friends of the National Guard War Department National Guard Adj L. G. Lasher Department Iowa One Hundred and Sixty-eighth Mr. Lasher Matt Tinley France Col R. P. Howell Iowa City Washington Lasher Iown Guard Congress Department of Militia Affairs Col. Tinley Morton C. Mumma West Point Frank Lyman Adjutant General’s Department National Guard Teen Ofter Gevernment

Iowa bankers warned as land deals near half a billion

Des Moines reports show Iowa land deals may total around 60 million dollars this year, nearing one sixth of farm land value and about one twentieth of rural territory market worth. State banking superintendent George Messenger cites conservative bankers backing his caution while noting outside help is needed to support such volumes and the new federal reserve rule limits rediscounting. Sioux City engineer T H Johnson resigns over pay. A M Schott becomes acting city engineer as Johnson pivots to consulting work on concrete paving.

Des Moines George Messenger Messenger Iowa Towa Federal Reserve SiouxGity Sioux City T. H. Johnson James Malone Malone A. M. Schott Johnson

Priges Topple As Clogure Sparks Market Talk in Dubuque

In Dubuque Iowa on August 4 talk of abolishing the public market has shifted prices. Potatoes drop to 40 to 60 cents per peck tomatoes 20 cents a pound cabbage 70 cents a dozen. Some hucksters oppose grocers selling direct to consumers arguing higher margins in the market. A city council and hucksters meeting at 2 p m is expected to be highly tense.

Dubuque Surees Dong

Plan to thresh out fair profit for backstort market

The text proposes examining ordinances to study abolishing the market and letting producers sell wares. It discusses methods to reduce losses and set prices near those in other cities, noting it is an idea, not council action, and mentions hope prices could be adjusted without full adoption.

Nature's Safe Blood Treatment Promoted by S. S. S.

An advertisement touts S. S. S as a purely vegetable blood remedy made from roots herbs and barks. It claims to cleanse the blood and treat Rheumatism Catarrh Sores Ulcers and all blood disorders without the dangers of mineral medicines. Readers are urged to obtain it at drugstores or write to Medical Director 261 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga.

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