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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1920

Page

13

Prices Are Put Up by Profiteers Warn Clothiers

Chicago officials report underproduction and inflated currency drive high living costs and looming industrial disaster. H R Figs urges production growth and restraint by business and workers to stop price-wage spirals. Sidn y Hillman of the Amalgamated Garment Workers cites profiteering, calls for investigation into clothier profits.

Chicago H. R. Figs United States Attorney General National Association of Retail Clothiers Hotel Sherman Sidpny Hillman Amalgamated Garment Workers of America Hillman Fred Volland Topeka Kan

Waterloo Canning Co reports large corn pack for 1919 season

Over seven million cans of corn were packed in the Waterloo Dyersville and Dysart factories, with about 5 500 acres planted for 1920. The Waterloo plant produced 7 200 000 cans in 1919, and officers were re elected including President George E Lichty and Vice President Frank J Fowler. The board of directors includes C E Pickett E L Johnson W R B Cole and others with Arthur Fowler succeeding the late C F Fowler.

Waterloo Canning Company Waterloo Dyersville Dysart George E. Lichty Frank J. Fowler C. Bell George W. Fowler C. E. Pickett E. L. Johnson W. R B. Cole Worth Hillman Paul W. Smith Franklin C. Platt Arthur ¥. Fowler C F. Fowler

Shimmy Policy Sparks City Hall Clash in Boone

Boone Iowa January 15 Mayor Alexander vows to raid any club dancing without a city license as a dance hall. The council passed the ordinance but the mayor will interpret it, arguing public halls require licenses while private clubs evade admission. The public dance scene splits, with some halls licensed and others not.

Boone Alexander

Membership drive advances in Greater Waterloo association

The Greater Waterloo association reports 26 new membership applications received by secretary RE F MacDonough this morning. The total membership stands near 1,400 with a goal of 2,000 by Mazen 1. Directors meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Hotel Russell Lamson to review Bow man campaign results and define policies for sub divisions. A new office partition forms an enclosure for the president and plans for a directors' room proceed.

Greater Waterloo Association RE. F. MacDonough Mazen 1 Russell Lamson M. L. Bowman

Neurasthenia Symptoms Treated by Pink Pills Ad

Advertisement describes neurasthenia as nervous exhaustion from overwork and worry. Claims symptoms include irritability headache and nausea. Promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood nourishing tonic with non alcoholic regimen and offers mail order from Schenectady New York with a free booklet on nervous diseases.

William Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N.Y

Cosson Engaged to Defend State Council in Refusing Bills

Des Moines reports former attorney general George Cosson will defend the state executive council in a suit to force payment of code revision commission expenses. Senator J. H. Trewin was refused his $25 per diem for Jan 1 1920, with mandamus proceedings to follow. suit heads to the supreme court within a week as the code commission continues work.

Des Moines George Cosson State Executive Council Code Revision Commission J. H. Trewin Supreme Court Code Commissions Executive Council Trewin

Molly Wins a Raise with Weeks Cold Tablets

Molly MacPherson earns a raise after proving steady work during a cold plagued day. The office manager notes her reliability and immune to colds, while Molly reveals Weeks' Cold Tablets helped her fight off illness and stay productive.

Molly Miss MacPher

Free heart treatment touted by Dr. Miles promises cures

Public notice from a 1900s era advertisement touts a special personal heart disease treatment by Dr. Franklin Miles. It claims hundreds died without this therapy, offers free treatment and a heart book, and invites afflicted people to describe their disease and request the two pound free course.

Franklin Miles Miles Dent HF Franklin St Elktart Ind

Attorney General Opinion Affects Code Revision Mandamus

Attorney General Havner will not appear in the mandamus case concerning the code revision bill. He previously stated that the auditor and treasurer would fund the code commission bill after January 1.

Ity Code Revision Commission

Proceedings Opened in Polk County District Court

Proceedings will be started in Polk County District Court signaling the initiation of legal action. The notice indicates formal court steps and upcoming hearings in a civil case filed within the district.

Polkeotuily District

In ternal Revenue Office Tax Help Opens in Marshall County

On March 15 a special IRS representative will assist with income tax returns on the second floor of the post office in Dubuque Waterloo, J. F. Foiselman as deputy in Waterloo will handle hours 8 am to 4 pm weekdays. The grand jury in Marshalltown set a local district record with a January report and court activity noted.

UHL Internal Revenue Office Dubuquet Marshall County Marshalltown

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