Towans Advocate Salary Boost for U S Clerks
Washington reports show Secretary of Agriculture Edwin Meredith and Rep James W. Good urge higher pay for government clerks in Washington and field offices. They argue wages should match private industry to retain scientists and experts and improve public service nationwide.
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Towans
U.S
Washington News Bureau
Ahe
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington
D.C
Janet
Congressional Appropriations
Twoclowans
Secretary of Agriculture
Edwin
Meredith
United States
Congress
Mrr
Iit
Department of Agriculture
House Appropriations Committee
Addi
Omne
Harding
Good
House Committee
Explosion at Walnut Street Baptist disrupts church heating
An explosion caused by gas damaged the heating plant at Walnut Street Baptist church but did not harm the building. Repair crews began work and expect boiler restoration within two days. Rev. Anderson’s revival service tonight, The Empty Chair, invites attendees to place the city’s worst character in an empty chair.
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M. BE
Tye Wood Anderson
Walnut Street Baptist Church
God
Well Street Baptist
Pr. Anderson
Anderson
Albert Boggs 77 Dies After Illness in Greene Iowa
Albert Boggs age 77 died at his home in Greene Iowa after a several months illness. He lived in the vicinity for 55 years. Funeral at his home at 2 p m with Rev. Sarle Baker officiating and burial in Rosehill Cemetery beside his wife. Survived by six children John Boggs Clear Lake C Boggs Anniefaield Mrs M L Barnett Grand Junction Coro Mrs Lidia Iwant Roy Boggs and Mrs Choice Sproul plus a granddaughter Andrew Wilson.
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Greene
Albert Boggs
Sarle
AL Baker
Rosehill Cemetery
John Boggs
Clear Lake
January Clearance Sale At Wom ta Apparel Shop
A misprint in the Courier advert misdates the January clearance sale at the Wom ta Apparel Shop. The sale of coats dresses and blouses began this morning but the notice wrongly lists start date as Tuesday January 4.
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Womta
Better Price Trend For Farmers Seen In Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Jan 4 Financiers report signs of a better farming year with public sales recently showing a price rise for cattle horses and stock. Traders in Cedar Falls expect trade to normalize next week as they resume last year’s business. Income taxes in the area are down from prior years as many report low post deduction incomes. A joint installation for James Brownell and W.R.C is planned at the hall Thursday with a noon dinner. A Santa Rosa resident reports hospital release after an operation and Rev A B McLeod mourns his father’s death in Charlottetown.
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Cedar, Falls
Cedar Falls
James Brownell
W.rc
Waterloo
William Showers
Santa Rosa
Cal
Edward Bemis Company
Chicago
A. B
Charlottetown
Prince Bidward Island
McLeod
New Students Fuel Waterloo Area Colleges
Enrollment at Waterloo Business College and Waterloo College of Commerce brings about 25 new students to the city from eastern Iowa and beyond including one Wisconsin girl. Schools reopened after holiday recess as A. F. Gates of the Waterloo Business College returned from Cleveland where he spoke to the National Commercial Teachers federation. The Waterloo team beat Aplington 41 to 20 then plans road games next week and on January 12. City council social session at Cedar Heights followed routine business. A note on cotton yarn yields about 588 000 yards per pound for single thread.
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Waterloo College, of Commerce
Iowa
Waterloo College of Commerce
Wisconsin
A. F. Gates
Waterloo Business College
Cleveland
National Commercial Teachers’ Federation
Gates
Waterloo, Business College I
Aplington
Parkersburg
Legion
Army inspector visits Waterloo recruiting station
Lieut Col Reuben Smith U S A inspector general of the fourth region with headquarters at Omaha departed Waterloo after a short inspection of the local recruiting station He is touring all stations in the fourth region which covers most of the northern central states Capt Harry B Allen of the Sixteenth Field Artillery will arrive tonight from state headquarters for a regular inspection tour
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Reuben Smith
U. S.A
Omaha
Waterloo
Middle West
Harry B. Allen
Sixteenth Field Artillery
Des Moines
Council Meeting Opens With Social Doings
The council convenes to read minutes from the previous meeting and then proceeds to a social gathering following official business. The sequence frames the session as routine approval of records followed by informal networking.
Calf Club Work Expands in Iowa Rural Areas
E S Estes Iowa Dairy Cattle Congress secretary will discuss a state calf club program at Ames as part of the Iowa State college short course. Since 1917 the Dairy Association distributed 1 482 calves to rural youths, backed by banks, across four breeds with Holstein and Guernsey most popular.
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Iowa State Dairy Association
Waterloo
Iowa
E. S. Estes
Dairy Cattle Congress
State Dairy Board
Ames
Estes
Iowa State College
Dairy Association
Guernsey
Holstein
Jersey
Ayrshire
Menlo
Manly
Ledyard
Bode
Lobrville
Titonka
Ottosen
Ossian
Audubon
Careful and Careless Branches in Advertising Debate
Careful argues for mindful reading of ads while Careless dismisses ads as wasteful. The exchange centers on whether advertising is a worthy bank of information or simply a nuisance, highlighting different family attitudes toward consumer scrutiny.
Banks Support Calf Club Growth in State Report
In his report Mr. Estes credits banks of the state for promoting proper calf distribution. He states the dairy calf club program has a bright future with unlimited possibilities.
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Mr. Estes
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Advertisement Claim
An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe vegetable laxative alternative to calomel. It asserts benefits for yellow skin pallor coated tongue and constipation and notes olive color, nightly use, and prices of 1 cent and 30 cents per box.
Changes Mind About Gong Away Changes Mind About Gong Away
Five years ago doctors advised moving my wife to a warmer climate for stomach and liver trouble and gall stones. After using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy on the carrier's advice, she improved and is now well. The preparation claims to remove mucus and inflammation in the intestinal tract and to aid stomach liver and appendix issues. Sold by Hansen & Han Sen and druggists everywhere.
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Mayr
Toney
Hansen & Han Sen
Fire alarms and street incidents prompt police review
Chief of police H. H. Young conveyed an appeal to department officers. Fires caused small damage at A Nethan Smith 1411 Commercial, a roof fire at 508 South, and a chimney at 2625 Fourth. A false alarm prompted unnecessary fire truck deployment while newspaper ads claim lower costs than other media.
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H. H. Young
Nethan Smith
Commercial Street
South Street
Fourth Street
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