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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1929

Page

12

Taxation Era Promises Loom for Iowa Legislature

Des Moines reports that taxation will dominate the Iowa legislature session with Governor Hammill backing a tax commission to study all tax systems and inform future laws. Proposals include an income tax, near beer levies, and expanded sales taxes, as lawmakers seek to modernize tax policy and control rising public costs.

Courier Special Service Des Moines Jan Iowa Hammill Thirty-ninth General Assembly Commission Patterson Kossuth County House General Assembly Special Tax Commission Senate

Doolittle to Address County Bar Association Luncheon

Clydas H. Doolittle head of the Des Moines National Bank trust department will address Black Hawk County Bar Association at their quarterly luncheon Monday noon at Hotel Russell Lamson. After the program the group will visit the courthouse for memorial services for the late J. G. Murtagh, with A. B. Lovejoy presiding. about 60 members expected. Separately Dike Downs Grange reports Dike high school beat Orange 18 to 4 and Orange junior team won 26 to 6.

Clydas H. Doolittle Des Moines Des Moines National Bank Black Hawk County Bar Association Russell Lamson J.G. Murtagh A. B. Lovejoy Waterloo Dike Downs Grange Orange Township Speclan Dike High Orange

The Childs First School Is the Family Frochel

An article from the National Kindergarten association in New York discusses home education ideas. It appears weekly in the Evening Courier columns and emphasizes family taught learning as a first school for children.

National Kindergarten Association West Fortieth Street New York City Evening Courier

Teaching Habits of Courtesy in Child Rearing

Lawrence T. Lowrey of Blue Mountain College advocates instilling courtesy early to shape lifelong behavior. A story about a courteous job seeker and a policeman illustrates how respectful conduct earns trust, praise, and eventual success, aligning with the Golden Rule in daily family life.

Lawrence T. Lowrey Blue Mountain College Mississippi

Service Clubs to Hear Child Safety Talk Monday Night

W. B. Rood of Des Moines secretary of the Iowa Automobile association will address a joint meeting of all city service clubs at Hotel Russell Lamson Monday night. The talk will cover the upcoming Child Safety campaign backed by major safety groups and public officials including the National Safety Council Agnes Samuelson Hammill and other state leaders.

W. B. Rood Des Moines Iowa. Automobile Association Russell Lamson National Safety Council The Safety Personnel of Iowa John Hammill State Superintendent of Public Instruction Agnes Samuelson

Navy Recruit Train Passes Through Waterloo Tonight

A special train carrying 162 naval recruits and officers will pass through Waterloo on the Illinois Central at 5:30 p.m. today from Great Lakes. The party travels in five tourist sleepers with a dining car and baggage car. On the coast they split into groups bound for San Pedro and San Diego bases and Mare Island.

Waterloo Ilinois Central Great Lakes Naval Training Station Pacific Coast Naval Base San Pedro Cal San Diego Mare Island California

Parker Funeral Rites Conducted at Parkersburg

The funeral of Mrs. P. P. Parker, mother of the town’s namesake, was held in Parkersburg Iowa. Rev J A Caskey officiated due to illness of Rev B A Davis. Burial followed at Oak Hill cemetery. She was born Martha McEwen in 1838 New York and later moved to Illinois before marrying P F Parker and settling near the town. Surviving children listed.

Parker Parkersburg Courier P. P. Parker B. A. Davis Mlfe. Church J. A. Caskey Congregational Church Charles Reed Oak Hill New York Martha McEwen Canton N.Y Iliinis P. FP. Parker Mille Eastern Star Philo Cedar Falls Marion Pierce Savannah Waterloo Essie

West High to Enter National Oratory Contest

West High School plans to send delegates to the sixth national and fourth international oratorical contest at Drake University. East High declines entry. State scholars totaling 11,460 will be distributed to 100 high school students statewide. County contests set for Friday March 24. 12 district contests follow April 6. Des Moines hosts the Iowa finals April 26. state winner advances to a national semi final in May with trips to South America for semi final winners. Orations must address aspects of the Constitution or United States.

West High School Drake University Department of Speech East High School Pri Iowa Des Maines South America United States

To Recall Badges And Pistol Permits

Owners of courtesy police commissions in Des Moines face a lawsuit by city authorities and must operate without badges after a conference with the mayor. The case centers on the legality of credentialed officers performing duties without official insignia in the city.

Des Moines U.P

Mayor recalls 500 police commissions and issues 60 new permits

Mayor announced that about 500 commissions will be recalled due to unqualified holders. Night watchmen and merchant police will receive some of the approximately 60 new commissions. He also said many unqualified persons possess police permits and will have those permits recalled.

E. Ho Mulock W. ©. Walker

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