Dry Cleaners Convene In State Meet Here
The Dry Cleaners association of Tows will meet here Monday and Tuesday with 125 delegates expected from across the state. National officers and ex consul general Phil C Hanna will speak on the Mexican Situation at a banquet in Hotel Russell Lamson. A theatre party closes Tuesday with events planned by L W Egbert G B Spensley and W F Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Cleaners’ Association of Tows
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Phil C. Hanna
Mexico
Hanna
Quartet
L. W. Egbert
G. B. Spensley
W. F. Higgins
H. E. Mechling
Louisville
Soldiers’ Uniforms Conservation Board
C. C. Hubbard
St. Louis
C. W. Loughead
Cincinnati
Tom Endicott
Atlantic City
Hugo Ulbrich
Detroit
Mick
J. Corley
Ll. Dresher
Omaha
Keb
M. J. Heldman
Chicago
D. E. Dempsey
Cedar Rapids
G. BR. Spensley
Iowa State Laundry Owners’ Association
Status of Person in Income Tax Law Fixed as Last Day December
The article explains the December 31 rule for tax status for married and single individuals. It notes that a husband may pay single-person tax if his wife is legally separated or unavailable on December 30, and that the $200 exemption for dependents can vanish if a child reaches age 48 by December 30. Deputy J A Fosselman clarifies the timing and exemptions, and the piece also mentions high daily office attendance and peak hours for the income tax office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Fosselman
Fosselman
Benton Farmers Widen Bobsleds to Car Width
Benton county farmers join a campaign to widen bobsleds to standard car width to improve snow road passability. The Vinton Eagle notes leaders offering free widening for the first six signers, with six miles between towns for each. About 150 farmers signed a pledge to widen their bobsleds once half the county farm bureau members have signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Benton County
Vinton Eagle
Vinton
G. C. van Nice
Charles Inman
John Ferguson
L. L Johnson
H. C. Ralston
Chris Kinsel
Benton County Farm Bureau
Boy Scouts Begin Week With Church Observance
The tenth anniversary week of the Boy Scouts in America opens with a Sunday church service in uniform and a day of observance. Deputy national field scout commissioner Ray L. Short reports plans include daily themes from community service to Father and Mothers Day, culminating in the big hike on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts In America
Ray L. Short
Waterloo
Boy Scouts’ Organization
Father
Meetings Announced By Greater Waterloo Association
The executive committee will meet in the secretary’s office Monday at 11 30 a.m. The board of directors meets Tuesday at noon with luncheon. The publicity committee gathers Wednesday in the ward rooms of the association per the secretary’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Waterloo Association
Nels Nielsen 72 Dies at Sartori Hospital
Nels Nielsen aged 72 died at 6 p m yesterday at Sartori hospital after a complication of illnesses. He was a Cedar Falls resident and is survived by two daughters Mrs Chrly Kilegaard Cedar Falls and Mrs Marie Fulguang and a son Nels Nielsen of Kewanee Illinois. His wife died four years ago. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Cedar Falls
Nels Nielsen
Sartori Hospital
Chrly Kilegaard
Cedar Fells
Marie Fulguang
Kewanee
Jis
H. ©. Hansen
Washington Street
Ohio
W. J. Philpot
Peoria
Hubert S. Willard
Ifrank Kennison
Par‘kersburg
F. Beniz
George Knoene
Bentz
Washington
Ralph Cox
New York City
George S. Mornin
4Fon Evangelical Church
John QO. Theimer
M. K. W. Heicher
Dubuque
F. M. Kratter
William Lawrence
Oscar Tostlébe
John Kyhl
Ar Jtie Mather
Swanson Transferred to Cromby Station Chief Engineer
R Swanson chief engineer of the electric plant at Citizens Gas and Electric to transfer March 1. He leaves Waterloo after 16 years with the company to take charge of the Cromby Pennsylvania power plant. The Cromby plant mirrors Water loo and is owned by American Gas Company Philadelphia. Swanson came to Waterloo from Fort Dodge as an assistant engineer and became chief when Nels Christianson left for Des Moines in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Swanson
Citizens, Gas & Electric Company
Cromby
Waterloo
Citizens Gas & Electtric Company
American Gas Company
Philadelphia
Austin Burt
Mr. Swanson
Burt
Fort Dodge
Nels Christianson
Des Moines
Flour Price Drop Set for Monday in Local Market
Grocers were notified of a 20 cent per barrel cut in flour by Waterloo & Cedar Falls Union Mill, effective Monday. Best grade retail drops to about 4.05 per sack, other grades near 3.90. Slump in wheat and market weakness drive the price cut as two weeks of rising prices reverse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Falls Union Mill Company
W. J. Peddicord
Fresh Vegetables Rise in Stores Amid Stiff Prices
The survey notes lower box temperatures than earlier winter and fresh vegetables appearing in groceries, though prices remain above typical household levels. Margins are easing slightly from the previous week, with no major reductions forecast.
Mardi Gras Parade Revival Planned for Feb 17
Mardi Gras will be revived in New Orleans with a great dress parade slated for the afternoon of February 17. The festival had been discontinued last year but will return in this limited form, with no additional parade arrangements announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Marriage Licenses Listed in Des Moines Waterloo and Kansas City
Fred G. French of Des Moines and Ethelle Bovee of Waterloo are issued a marriage license. Charles Z. Hill of Waterloo is listed with Velma M. Carpenter of Kansas City Missouri. The notice preserves local customs of evening meals and marriages in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. French
Des Moines
Ethelle Bovee
Waterloo
Charles Z. Hill
Velma M. Carpenter
Kansas City
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DRY Cleaners
National Officers of Organization
Benton
George H. Twaddle
Representatv
Seder Kalla
West Fourth Street
J. H. Byers
Citizens Savings Bank
California
Byers
R. Swanson
Electric Plant
la Perla
Castile
Woodbury
Facial
Jardin de Rose
Shere
Toggery
Fifth
Lafayette
Iowa
Vadve
Electrical Appliances
Bridge ST. Next Majestic
BUICK
Sycamore Street
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