Liberty bonds can be listed at purchase price says Williams
Washington feb 6 national banks may list liberty bonds at the price they bought them and not the market value, Williams comptroller of the currency told bank examiners. The ruling, stated as temporary, allows banks to avoid loss when market prices fall. He noted the price drop does not reflect on value and adds Americans with large incomes will absorb all national securities, driving higher prices.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Naional
John Skelton Williams
National Bank Examiners
Wiliams
U. S
Exile note on war crime extradition and war service trials
Paris receives allied demand for extradition of war crime suspects as Dr Wilhelm Marer gups to Paris to handle the note. Deer Lodge rail workers vote to return to work amid strike. A Black man George Wicks shot by a barricaded gang after killing three and wounding seven in Arkansas. Alcohol can be used for cooking under the law. Protestant church union plan adopted in Philadelphia by delegates from about 30 denominations. Over 24,900 wartime applicants rejected as feeble minded per Dr Pearce Bailey's state commission.
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the Associates Press
Paris
Wilhelm Marer
Gertian
Berlin
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Deer Lodge
Fine Bluff
Ark
George Wicks
New York
Charles R. O'Connor
Philadelphia
America
Pearce Bailey
The
State Commission On Mental Defectives
Funding of Foreign 10 Billion Loan Faces Favorable Reception
Washington Feb 2 A P House Ways and Means committee executive session indicated support for funding the 10.9 billion dollar American loans to foreign countries and deferring interest for up to three years. Committee members noted no objection but questioned legislative authority for treasury funding. The group discussed foreign exchange implications and warned further deals could hurt American export trade as they agreed foreign borrowers cannot currently pay interest in dollars and cash interest payment is unnecessary now.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Ways and] Means Committee
Treasury
United States
Orange Township Farm Judging Contest Held at Local School
The Orange Two Farm Judging contest ran Monday and Tuesday at the Orange Consulated School though changes followed O W Neher’s illness. Students judged cakes, cattle, poultry, corn, and more under Prof Beresford and Mr Hauser with prizes awarded to Ruth Sorenson, Harold and Carl Kiinga, M Lichts, Harvey Ness, Helen Miller, Melvin Peek, Juanita Myer, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Township
Orange Two
Farns Institute
Orange Consul
O. W. Neher
Beresford
H. J. Hess
Hauser
Ames
Mra Gueg
Marshall Reunty
Harold
Art
Carl Kiingapar
I M. Lichts
Francs Agter
Virgil Russell
Harvey Ness
Zennie Brown
Bilott Brown
Helen Miler
Har
Melvin Glotfelty
Ducka
Melvin Peek
Sam Cable
Tvan Russell
Juanita Myer
Sam Relia
Wingert Wingert Widow Rites In Barclay Township
Obituary notices recount Catherine Wingert born near Lockport in 1830s, married Markus Wingert, moved across Iowa, buried at St. Francis. list surviving children and names of relatives. Additional items report death of Cedar Falls residents, including H. N. Silliman assistant, Muriel Pennington, Ella Willard, Elizabeth Trebon, Lynn Wallace, John Cotronis funeral, and infant William Berry with twin ill.
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Catherina Winghel
Barclay Township
Catherina Wingert
Lockport
Markus Wingert
Illinose
Iowa
Lester Township
Branding Wingert
Carroll County
Joe J Ortner
St. Francis Cemetery
Ortner
Cerrony George
Milford
Henry
Canistota
G. D
Charles
Raylmond
John
Hageifeld
Sask
Katie
Rosalia
Hero
South Dakota
Andrew Junner
Susan
Henry Kunkel
Elizabeth
Ed Kepperman
Helen
John Wurzer
Wingert
Matt Schmitz
Mrack Weber
Peter ‘“Walter
Casper Lindner
Peter _Elringer
Theodore Weber
Fe Waebers
William Berry
Cedar Falls
William
Harold Berry
Packers Operate on Small Margin Chicago
The Institute of American Meat Packers released figures showing the U S meat packing industry closed the year with output valued over 5 9 billion The average profit rate across the industry was about a cent and a half per dollar of sales The report covers plants under federal inspection and notes there are over 5000 such firms plus hundreds more not interstate and thus not federally inspected The total slaughtering and packing establishments listed in census figures stood at 1791 at the most recent date available.
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Chicago
Institute of American Meat Pack
United States
Institute of American Meat Packers
North Dakota Independent Voters Adopt Campaign Plans
Grand Forks Feb 6 The North Dakota Independent Voters association adopted organization and campaign plans at its state convention. The convention will adjourn this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Grand Forks
N. D
North Dakota Independent Voters’ Association
Prohibition Enforcers Seek Wider Liquor Control
Washington reports that despite a $3 million treasury request, the Internal Revenue Service enforcement division is confident in progress against bootlegging and illegal home distilling. Officials say foreign-born resistance remains the main hurdle, plan to concentrate bonded liquor into fewer warehouses, and consider using government stock for hospitals or influenza care if funds are approved.
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Weebington
Watcrloo Fivening Courier
Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Enforcement Division
Internal Revenue Bureau
John ¥. Kramer
Congress
Sentence of Former Vermont Governor Awaits Appeal
Montpelier Vt Feb 6 Sentence deferred in the case of former Gov Horace F Grain found guilty yesterday of larceny of State funds while state auditor His counsel gave notice of an appeal to the supreme court on exceptions and it was arranged that the defendant should not be brought in for sentence until next Thursday The penalty for larceny may be 10 years n on probation or a fine of 500 or other penalties
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Associated Press
Montpelier
Horace F. Grain
Supreme Seourt
Woman Dies From Injuries After Icy Fall in Shell Rock
In Shell Rock on Feb 6 Mrs Phillip Hart died at home from injuries after falling on icy steps Tuesday. She struck her head and had been in critical condition. Survived by husband and five daughters Mrs George Sarrell Shell Rock Mrs John Fleshner Shell Rock Mrs George Minikus Cedar Falls Mrs Dave Schroeder Charles City and another daughter in Oregon. Funeral plans not yet set.
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Sheil Rock
Phillip Hart
Hart
Shell Rock
Albion
George Sarrell
John Fleshner
George Minikus
Cedar Falls
Dave Schroeder
Charles City
Oregon
City in Brief From Waterloo and Surroundings in 1920
Local notes report visits and illnesses across Waterloo area. Edmund W. Miller sells property, Flossie Bronson returns from New Albion, Mary Gaseaden improves after serious illness, and Robert Miller travels from Chattanooga to care for family. Arthur Cole builds a brick bungalow on Fourth Street West. A hotel chimney sweep faces charges after leaving with blankets. Various residents, including Miss Alia Fucss and W. J. Peddicord, appear in daily life news, court cases, and local contracts. School consolidation narrowly approved in the county.
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Mary Gaseaden
Grinsell
Robert Miller
Chattanooga
J. C. Miller
Arthur Cole
Fourth Street
Earl Boller
Campbell Avenue
Mr. Boller
The
Courier
Alia Fucss
Dysart
Riceville
Minneapolis
Minn
W. J. Peddicord
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
N.S. Peterman
Tame County
Frank Jones
Shellsburg
George de Wald
Independence Corrugated Culvert Pipe Company
Beck Buys Downtown Property On Jefferson Street
William W Beck of Ellis Hornter acquires lot and building fronting 20 feet on Jefferson street, 140 feet deep, via Marquis real estate firm. Property sale joins local plumbing shop and reflects downtown property transfer amid a busy classified section with ads for housing, goods, and services.
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WM. W. Beck
Jefferson Street
Ellis & ‘Hornter
Iim
F. L
J. L. Marquis
Fropex
H. W. Sigworth
Park Avenue
Stewart Simmons
Raymond
Elz
Rainbow Leger Land
East 4Th St
Black
Meadowdale
Quincy Street
EL Ll. Hosteter
New Zealand
Fourth Street
York
Waterloo
C. Sonmllt Pi Berth Avenue
Eringson & DoDar
Ted
Euchensitk
Ny Courier
Ehone
Maxwell
W. W. Lytle
Positive Belief in Fain in Pew Minutes Ad
An advertisement touts a new remedy for rheumatism lumbago headaches and various pains promising rapid relief. It claims internal and external use for coughs colds influenza sore throat and diphtheria with instant penetration to affected parts. The ad urges buyers to get the grand old remedy in red color from Wangler Bros Co.
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Gil
Gaiden
Wangler Bros. Co
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Muriel Elizabeth Pennington
H. Q. Pennington
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Central Christian Church
Fairview
Ella Marie Willard
Fred Willard
Smith Street
Ella Willard
Hawthorne School
Frances
Avis
Elizabeth M. Trebon
Fairbank
L. P. Miller
Father Miller
Sacred Heart Church
Miller
Lynn Wallace
Cedar Alls
Eugene Wallace
Mount Vernon Township
University of Nebraska
Norfolk
Neb
Fairview Cemetery
John Cotronis
John Papos
Wonder Guard
Department
West Indies
Prohibition Commissioner's Office
Vermont
Shrul Hock
Buches
Nh Tee Street Bridge
Tatbill
Iowa City
Edmund W. Miller
Commercial NeUoust Bank
Hie Homme
Flossie Bronson
New Albion
Ene
Shipny
Washington School
Peter Schmitz
Eagle Township
Frank S. Andrews
U. S. Civil Service Board
Tory
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Bickley & Bickley
T. J. Harris
New Hartford
Fend
Walter Miller
Stork
Alfred Barrett
Clarence Wallace
Ruth Norton
H. A. Essex
First Baptist Church
Missouri
Henry Packard
Esthervitz
N. H. Walfensperger
Leo Jones
Hamipton
Townsend-Merrill Camera Company
Ray Dodd
J. G. Brans
Albert Thompson
N. C. Mack
Sartori Hospital
Frank Geyer
St. Francis Hospital
Irving Watson
Martha Freeland
KR. H Ward
the Plaza
Wights’ Meat Market
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East Side Market
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