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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1922

Page

10

Receiver appointed for Henderson rug company in distress

A petition filed Saturday by Leavitt Johnson National Bank seeks a receiver for Henderson Rug Company, citing 1760 on a note from Oct 24 1921, 485.55 due Dec 23 1922, and about 3250 in back rent plus roughly 10000 in merchandise credits. The bank owns stock in Bank Building Company. Judge G W Woon signed the order selecting J H Steely, veteran druggist, as receiver to conserve assets.

Henderson Rug Company Leavitt & Fohnson National Bank Leavitt & Johnson Nation Bank Building Company G. W. Woon J. H. Steely

Accounting System by State Auditor Proves Its Worth

Des Moines reports show a uniform county records system improving administration. State Auditor Haines highlights that 41 of 42 counties examined are sound, with Clarke County noting a missing funds case of 29000 dollars covered by bondsmen. Several counties had minor errors now corrected, with audits underway in Woodbury DuPage Jasper Madison Plymouth and Sioux counties.

Des Moines Heporis Haines Worps George W. Kyte Clarke Greene County Woodbury Dupuque Jasper Madison Plymouth Sioux Counties Page County

Booze True Bills Lead in Polk Co

Des Moines January 3 1997 Polk county grand jury returned 138 indictments for liquor related offenses including owning manufacturing selling and transporting liquor True bills were found against several runaways. The grand jury considered 347 cases returned 507 indictments and ignored 430 Next a scattering list included 34 sex crime indictments rape seduction assault prostitution and operating houses of ill fame

Des Moines Polk County Prand Il Tame

Rabbit Climbing Tree Trick Reveals Real Rabbit

A witness mistook a moving shadow in a tree for a rabbit, tracing a life‑movement in the upper branches. The observer fired, causing the animal to tumble. examination showed it was indeed a rabbit.

Housewife Becomes New Woman After Remedy Cure

A health testimonial claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy saved a housewife who suffered weeks in bed with stomach pain and yellowing. The advertisement asserts the harmless preparation cleanses mucus and treats stomach liver and digestive ailments including appendicitis. One dose will continue to pay for itself according to the sponsor.

Mayr

Home made Pinex cough remedy claim ad

The ad touts a homemade cough syrup using 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup or alternatives like molasses honey or corn syrup. It promises relief within about 21 hours and lists pins for throat and chest ailments, with a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co. Ft Wayne Ind.

Pinex Direatiang Arantead Pinex Co Ft. Wayne Ind

Farmer Dickson conviction reversed by appeals court

Davenport Iowa january 3 the lower court conviction of B C Dickson West Grove farmer on one espionage act count was reversed by the court of appeals at St Louis and the defendant discharged. Dickson still faces a second indictment returned in May 1920 after his Ottumwa conviction. The $4000 fine stood pending outcome of the appeal with further action to be decided by the department of justice.

Neblett Oklahoma Dickson Bis Nes Maines Ottumwa Martin J. Wade Mr. Dickson Department of Justice Washington Moon

Presbyterians Rededicate Greene Church on New Site

Greene Ia Jan 3 Special Rededication of the Presbyterian church in its new location took place Sunday morning with Dr W E B Wsher and Rev J W C s former pastors assisting Dr ew preached The edifice was moved from its former site last summer It has been enlarged by building a commodious basement with furnace lighting fixtures and other conveniences Indebtedness of 4400 treated in moving and rebuilding has been met pledges for this purpose amounting to 5300 thus giving a worklog balance for repairs yet needed The pastor Rev G W Caldwell recently accepted a call to a church at Princeton Ill

Greene Presbyterian ‘Church W. EB. Wsher G. W. Caldwell Princeton

Children’s Movie Tickets Cheaper After War Tax Repeal

Waterloo theatre managers cut ticket prices as the war tax ends. Children can enter for 20 cents at Strand Crystal Palace instead of 16. The new revenue law exempts 10 cent theatre tickets and free comps from tax, while a 10 percent tax applies to amusements above that price.

Children of Waterloo Strand Crystal Ad Palace

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed

Portland area readers share a testimonial praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for irregularity and constipation. The letter urges mothers to guard daughters' health against cold feet, heavy lifting, and overwork, claiming the product relieves headaches back pains and irritability without harming the user.

Portland Indiana Lydia TE. Pinkham Stelna Newton Lydia E. Pinkham

Teeter Named Chairman Of County Board In 1922

Thurman J Teeter of La Porte City was elected chairman of the county board of supervisors for the 1922 organization meeting. He succeeds W JD Strayar who retired January 1 and is replaced by H W Miller of Orange township. Miller is the only new member. no county official changes. Officers begin the second year of two year terms, with biennial elections in even years.

Thurman J.teeter la Porte City County Board of Supervisors W. JD. Strayar H.W. Miller Orange Township Teeler Aliler

Automobile Licenses Due In County By December Thirty-First

The county reports 4 950 autos of 9 500 registered must pay license fees by December 31. Only 4 950 autos of 9 200 registered in 1921 were carried to 1922 by year end. Treasurer Ed Madigan cites pending registrations in the mass and says a $1 penalty will be added to each registration starting today.

Ed Madigan

iGrain for Starving Not Bought Upon Speculative Basin

Des Moines report cites Paul B Talbot noting Herbert Hoover replied to a Harding relief query. Elevators move corn to actual delivery not speculative buyers at terminal markets. Purchases of power are made on bids of the commodity, with representatives from federal agencies and farm bureaus involved.

Des Moines Paul 2. Talbot The Jews and Corn Belt Farmer Herbert Hoover Harding Millover EL KS Nct Aamert Jean Fur Bureau Federation

Waterloo lodge honors purc exalted ruler on New Year’s Day

Waterloo lodge B P EL held a reception for Hussell L. Joxon after an ek) custom. The traveling hag presented by H. Kelly. Clarey WW. Wartonp. ex aiten riher presided. A later program featured a Jaeti! for Joti Be abunewine who was absent yesterday.

Waterloo Lodge B. PL. EL Hussell L. Joxon H. Kelly Clarey WW. Wartonp Exaiten Riher Abu Oxaltal Riter

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