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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1924

Page

6

Northwest Needs New Confidence

E. L. Jonson, president of Leavitt and Johnson Trust Co. and Chicago federal reserve director, urges renewed faith in the Northwest to restore credit. He cites fear among farmers and merchants, and praises a $10,000,000 agricultural relief bank formed after a Coolidge conference. The bank aims to finance farmer inputs and diversify farming. funds will not flow into Iowa.

Northwest E. L. Jonson Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co Chicago Federal Reserve Bank The Courier Today Johnson Minnesota Dakotas Montana Bankers and Farmers Coolidge Iowa

Disabled Vets Donate To German Children Relief

Disabled veterans at U S veterans hospital No 41 New Haven Conn sent 6 75 to the American Committee for relief of German children. The fund was raised through a petition circulated among crippled veterans sponsored by Maj Gen Henry T Allen who leads the allied armies in Germany.

New York U. S. Veterans Hospital No New Haven Conn American Committee For Relief of PeeWee Gare France Henry T. Alien Germany

Veterans Committees Highlight War Time Sacrifice

A forwarded relief gesture recalls veterans’ committees urging timely support as disabled men reportedly gave their last cents to the relief fund during wartime.

Waverly Couple observes fiftieth wedding anniversary

Waverly Ia Feb 19 the fiftieth anniversary of the marriage at Otter Creek Ia of Miss Teresa Mayes and P A Anderson was celebrated by their children and friends Sunday. They lived on a farm in Yader county until about 18 years ago then moved to their present town residence. They are the parents of 11 children with all living except a daughter.

Waverly Otter Creek Teresa Mayes PP. A. Anderson Mrs. Anderson Yader County

Family gathers for Sunday party at Nashua

About 29 grandchildren and one great grandchild attended the event. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Archie Anderson with Morie I, Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and baby, in Nashua. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andersian and Mr. M Kilns of Waterloo, who joined from a distance.

Guesta Archie Anderson Morie John Anderson Babe Nashua

Bishop Garrett Dies at His Dallas Home

Right Rev. Alexander C. Garrett, presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in America, died at his Dallas residence last night. Funeral services are planned for Friday, per tentative plans announced by Dean Robert S. Chalmers of St. Matthew's Cathedral.

Dallas Tex Alexander i C. Garrett Protestant Episcopal Church In America Robert 8S. Chalmers St. Matthew's Cathedral

Oldest Charles City business sold by founder's niece

Charles City Ia Feb 19 The Cheney Millinery store the oldest business here since 1860s changed hands last week Miss Olive Hand sold it to Miss Emma Carter St Paul The store began in a frame building near the Gilbert hotel in 1867 Later Cheney moved to a brick block where it stayed for about fifty years Miss Hand will take a long vacation retaining residence in the city Emperor Augustus ordered the first revision of football rules on record US Department of Agriculture experts have developed a new hard wheat variety for macaroni.

Charles City Loldest City Cheney Millinsry Misa C. O. Cheney Olive Hand Emma Carter St. Paul Edson-Keith Miss Hand Augustus FS B. C

Miss Wolfe Enters Race for State Treasurer

Des Moines reports a new candidate for state treasurer, Mies G Wolfe of Mount Vernon, sister of Representative Thomas L Wolfe. Wolfe has filed nomination papers, joining Col Ison Ainsworth and Ray L Johnson in the contest.

Des Moines Mount Vernon Thomas Lb. Wolfe Iowa House of Representatives Col. Ison Ainsworth Iowa Senate Ray L. Johnson State Executive Council

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