Experts to Talk on Park Beauties at Des Moines Conference
National conference on parks to be held January 10 11 12 at the Fort Des Moines hotel features 25 speakers from Who's Who in America. Notables include Gary Norbeck J Horace McFarland Stephen I Mather Everett Millard and Jens Jensen among others with talks on state and national park relations conservation laws and scenic district restoration. The Iowa program will highlight state efforts in conservation and fish and game administration.
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Des Moines
Hotel Fort Des Moines
America
Gary Norbeck
South Dakota
United States Senate
J. Horace McFarland
American Civic League
Stephen I. Mather
Washington
Everett Millard
Chicago Bar
Municipal Art League
Harry H. Burhans
Denver
Colo
American
U. of C
National
Broaddus
Salt Lake City
Utah
Charles L. “Mutchinson
Chicago
Garden Club of America
H. C. Cowles
Chicago University
Wild Flower Preservation Association of America
Dietrich Lange
Minnnesota
Dakotas
Frederick Bade
California
Richard Lieber
Indianapolis
Indiana Conservation
W. A. Welch
New York City
Frank A. Kenron
Mackinac Island
Mich
Jens Jensen
C. C. Simonds
State of Iowa
Iowa
Fish and Game
Waterloo Building Permits Data to Be Published
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago will publish in its bulletins the monthly Waterloo building permit data, with value comparisons to the prior year. The Western Contractor of Kansas City will also publish Waterloo permit values this year among central west city data.
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The
Federal Reserve Bank
Chicago
Waterloo
Edward Miabake
Western Contractor
Kansas City
Central West
Sheriff’s Daughter Chosen Grand Jury Bailiff
Miss Wiley daughter of Sheriff R J Wiley was appointed bailiff of the grand jury for the January term by Judge F D Letts becoming the first woman in the state to hold the post. The grand jury was empanelled and William Vonderhied named clerk for the term. The county attorney predicts light work and completion by week’s end.
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L. A. Crull
Salary Budget for Treasurer Aids Granted by Board
Equity board approved the county treasurer's salary budget totaling 8710 for the year, with Bunn first deputy 1000 Curtis Farts cashier 1400 Mr G Lan ning automobile 1200 Edwin Hickle bookkeeper 4500 J F Roblin bookkeeper 960 Mrs Hazel Jackson Jago bookkeeper 260 Miss Alice Johnson stenographer 840 Warne S Raymond deputy tax collector Cedar Falls 1200 One employee was dispensed with this year under Ed Madigan. Black Hawk is only county with deputy tax collector salary equal to other treasurer staff. Cedar Falls law enacted two years ago requires a city with 6000+ people, not a county seat, to have a special tax collector.
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Equity Board
Bunn
Curtis Farts
G. Lanning
Automobile Department
Edwin Hickle
J. F. Roblin
Hazel Jackson Jago
Alice Johnson
Warne S. Raymond
Cedar Falls
Ed. Madigan
Black Hawk
Slumping Prices Force Farmer to Bankruptcy Court
William H. Galloway, a tenant farmer near Cedar Falls, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. He lists farm stock values and debts totaling 4002 with assets around 5763.50, most exempt. rents 121 acres leased from James Ford for 1921-22 at 1800. He seeks a fresh start after hard times.
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William H. Galloway
Cedar Falls
J. E. Jordon
Galloway
James Ford
Deputy Assessors May Reject Pay Raise in 1921
Adjustment of salaries in the city assessor office cuts total from 1320, with deputies facing pay of 3.50 a day for eight hours and Edith Hazlett set at 100 dollars a month for seven months. Deputies resisted, arguing for better wages after last year’s 5.25 per day for eight field deputies. Hazlett supported hiring good men to value property for 1921.
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Edith Hazlett
Ar. Hazlett
No Federal Court Session in Waterloo in January
No term of the federal court will be held in Waterloo on January 11 as previously assigned. Judge Henry T. Reed will be at Dubuque on January 13 to hear motions that may come up for disposition.
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Waterloo
Lee McNeely
U. S. District Court
Dubuque
Henry T. Reed
Ace
Aspirin Bayer Ad Warns Against Substitutes
An old advertisement urges use of genuine Bayer Aspirin with Bayer Cross on tablets and cautions against substitutes. It claims 21 years of physician guidance and safe use for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache and pain. It notes small tin boxes and larger packages sold by druggists.
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Bayer
Court business delays and postponement of January term
Counts of officers for the quarter ending Dec 31 1929 form part of business under consideration. The January term is postponed to May due to insufficient business. No jury has been summoned yet. An average dietary note says Americans eat eight percent less meat than 20 years ago.
Be Careful What You Wash Your Hair With
An advertisement extols a pure grease free shampoo made from coconut oil. It claims the product is cheap, lasts months for a family, and offers thorough cleansing, easy rinsing, and hair that dries soft, bright, and manageable while removing dust dirt and dandruff.
Foley's Honey and Tar and Pills Advertisment
A vintage ad offers a mail-in trial package from Foley & Co. at 2835 Sheffield Ave Chicago for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. It promises relief for coughs colds croup and various aches and digestive issues.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
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