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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1913

Page

10

Iowa Railroads Might Face State Valuation Bill

Des Moines reports a proposed bill could authorize a complete ad valorem valuation of Iowa railroads and other corporations at a cost to the state of 100000 to 300000. The executive council could hire experts to value railway telegraph and express properties for taxation and determine property take rights. The measure faces committee review.

Des Moines Iowa Mattes Senate Larrabee House Executive Council General Assembly Klay Bernbrock Waterloo

West Des Moines Businessmen Push Property Valuation Equalization

Des Moines report notes West Des Moines merchants are directing efforts toward equalizing property valuations in the west side business district. The drive aims to address assessment disparities and promote fair tax treatment for local businesses.

Des Moines West Des Moines West Side

Woman Credits United Doctors Cure For Ailing Bowels

An elderly Shell Rock resident who moved to Waterloo details a long illness with stomach and bowel trouble. After failed remedies and fear of surgery, she sought United Doctors treatment. Within two months her soreness faded, bowels regulated, and she felt renewed. The ad notes in home visits by White and a contact phone.

Shell Rock Iit Waterloo United Doctors Ike United Sorenesa

Waterloo Boy Tells of Battle of Conomoc

An American unit of 120 including the narrator encamped at Camp Gandara in Samar hears of an attack by pulijanes. After marching up a river into Conomoc mountains they locate a deserted camp and return at dawn to face a large foe. In a night ambush and firefight seven attackers die while 83 are wounded. four Americans are wounded but none fatally. The withdrawal takes three days.

Gandara Gandara River Island of Samar theSuard Morse Conomoc Mountain Sergeant Young Hoback Young Simpson

City assesses business district values for equity

A Des Moines committee of seven advisers to City Assessor Higgins began work to adjust percentages of value across blocks in the business district. They are consulting property owners, with many valuations changed radically or moderately to improve unit values, aiming for more equal taxable valuations. A follow up meeting will occur soon as officials push the new taxing system. The Iowa Homestead advertises farm knowledge and subscription deals through the paper.

Committee of Seven Higgins Des Moines Iowa Homestead Thia James M. Pierce Towa

Teachers Boost Pension Measure in Iowa Legislature

Des Moines February 14. A public hearing before the senate schools committee draws many teachers from across Iowa. They push the teachers pension bill introduced by Senator Cowles of Burlington, seeking passage after it failed to gain enough support in the last general assembly.

Des Moines Iowa Senate Cowles Tirlington General Assembly

Salary scales set by Bernbrock bill for county recorders

Several teachers and educators will speak in behalf of the measure this afternoon. The bill by Bernbrock of Waterloo fixes county recorder salaries by county population. In counties up to 25 000 population the salary is 1400 per year, in 25 000 to 35 000 it is 1500, in 35 000 to 50 000 it is 1600, and in counties over 50 000 it is 1800.

Bernbrock Waterloo

Intermarriage Bill Substitute Promises Broader Ban

A new intermarriage bill will be offered in the house as a substitute for the Charley Miller measure. It would ban marriage between whites and blacks, Chinese or Japanese, and adds a clause allowing a person of one eighth blood to marry a one quarter blood Negro. The draft aims to win votes by widening the scope beyond a single race. The old bill remains on the calendar pending reconsideration when the house has full attendance.

Des Moines House Charley Miller Senate

Mr McBurney’s Fifth Avenue Spring Shopping Spree

The piece notes Mr McBurney is buying spring goods in New York, adding that he shops along Fifth Avenue and across the city. It highlights a flood of merchandise arriving as predictions for the coming season.

Mr. McBurney Fifth Avenue New York

Easter Season Selection Guidance Urges Early Choice

The notice advises an early selection due to Easter falling early this year. March 23 is the recommended date to complete the choice, emphasizing timely action for all involved.

Selected Furs at a Sacrifice

It is not too late to buy Furs for the cool climate and stylish Spring attire. The offer promises first quality, guaranteed furs bought at a price 20 percent below the autumn purchase cost.

Detective Veath Probes County Board With Law Books

Pinkerton detective A Veath conducts a long running probe of the county board using the supervisor room as his workspace. He reviews contracts for Cedar Gilbertville bridge and other records with an assistant stenographer, noting irregularities while the audit pursues papers back to 1908. Taxpayers watch cautiously as records are located or misplaced and the inspector says the work will take several days.

A. Veath Pinkerton Rainbow Gilbertville Veath Recorder Ofice J Probe Thera Ita Pagea

Rural Carriers Convene in Waterloo With Banquet Feature

The annual Rural Mail Carriers of Iowa convention will be in Waterloo August 10 to 12. Harry Kiester reports W H James of Council Bluffs, state president, says visitors begin arriving August 9 with religious services planned. Monday's business session includes a big banquet at the Galloway club, expecting large attendance.

Harry Kiester W. H. James Council Bluffs Iowa Waterloo William Gallo

Musterole Sore Throat Relief Advertisement

An old Musterole ad touts mustard oil ointment for sore throat and many ailments. It claims fast relief without blistering and lists uses from bronchitis to neuralgia. Available in jars, hospital sizes, and via mail order from Cleveland Ohio.

Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio George L. Moxley Martinsburg W. Va

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