Illinois Agricultural association backs McNary Haugen bill support
Earl C. Smith president of the Illinois Agricultural Association says national legislation echoing the McNary Haugen bill will likely win endorsement at the association's Rock Island convention in January 1920. He notes the 60,000 members are united that an equalization fee principle benefits agriculture, though the threat remains.
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Chicago
Wilnois Agricultural Association
Coolidge
Rock Island
Great Success In Our Home
Father John’s Medicine again proves value for colds and coughs as a home remedy. Product notes strong relief claims and broad health benefits.
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John
Father John
Helen Roles
Fourth Street
Minneapolis
Minn
Father Sonn
This Lady Finds Relief With Plant Juice
Mrs. Eva DuBois of Cedar Rapids credits Plant Juice with relief from long standing indigestion and systemic weakness. She reports improved digestion, less gas and cramps, better sleep, and overall revived energy after using the herbal tonic sold at Wangler's Drug Store in Waterloo.
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Eva DuBois
North Eleventh Street
Hast
Cedar Rapids
Wanglers Drug Store
East Fourth Street
Water
Joo
Wangler's
Waterloo
Farm bureau cites need for national agricultural policy
The resolutions committee report will follow the luncheon program Friday January 20 as Gov. Adam McMullen of Nebraska is set to speak The 60 000 association members will vote on policies in four group conferences January 19 Reservations are made for 500 Iowa farm men and a delegation from Indiana led by W H Settle of the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
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Resolutions Committee
Adam McMullen
Nebraska
Jewnans T
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Indiana
W. H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Lost Bonds With Face Value and Unpaid Dividends
Gal loway Bros. & Co. of Westfield issues bonds with a face value of 17,604.98 and an available 1,980.55 dividend that cannot be paid because holders cannot be located. J. Trumbauer, receiver, seeks a final report and court order to deposit 1,980.55 with the clerk as a trust. Judge G. W. Wood set January 16 for the hearing. Bonds total 239,232.33 with 26,913.52 paid in dividends at 14 percent.
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Galloway Bros. & Co
Westfield
J. ©. Trumbauer
Trumbauer
Clerk of Courts
G. W. Wood
Anderson Speaker at First Baptist Service Tonight
Dr Frank Anderson of De Moines will be the speaker at the First Baptist Church tonight the first 1928 series service. Dinner is at 6 30 followed by the inspirational address for the whole group. No classes will be held.
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Frank Anderson
Dea Moines
Ions Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church
Free Piano Lessons Offered Next Saturday
The Courier announces absolutely free piano lessons available next Saturday. Readers are invited to enroll and learn basics, with instruction likely suitable for beginners and enthusiasts seeking introductory lessons.
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the Courier
Waterloo Evening Courier
Melody Way Club
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The
Davidsons
Davidson Club
Ross Conservatory of Music
Bridge Street
Iowa
Leneans
First National Bank
Waterloo, Iowa
Comptroller’s Call
Bank Bldg
Federal Reserve Act
Will A. Lane, Cashier
C. A. Marsh
A.M. Place
P. W. Eighmey
H. A. Maine
L. R. Swenson
B. F. Swisher
R. J, Hoxie
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E. E. Peek
H. W. Grout Co
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O. Trumbauer
H. A. Maine Will A. Lane
W. W. Marsh
America
Belding’s
Skinner
Belding
Cadet
Fancy Derby
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