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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1929

Page

2

Treasury Sees $143 Million June Surplus Amid Tax Shifts

Washington equities indicate a June surplus of 143 million if current income and expenditures continue. Treasury experts say Congress must approve appropriations by March to secure a year end surplus near 100 million. Receipts ledger shows gains from cigarette taxes and corporate taxes offset by lower railroad repayments and the repeal of the auto tax.

Washington, D. C Sami Treasury Coolidge Congress United States

Arlene Cole Joins Grinnell Women's Debating Team

Arlene Cole of 1519 Fourth Street West has been chosen for the negative team in Grinnell college intramural debate for women sponsored by the Women s Forensic Society. Her teammate is Mary Eleanor Hoyt of Des Moines. This marks Grinnell s first intramural debate for women. The question is resolved that Grinnell college have student government. Miss Cole is a West High School graduate, class of 1927.

Arlene Cole A. C. Cole Fourth Street West Grinnell College Grinnell Women's Forensic Society Miss Cole Mary Eleanor Hoyt Des Moines West High School

No Woman Too Old to Acquire Beauty and Charm

Mme Janette Serree, a famed beauty expert, announces a charm school in Waterloo January 29 to February 2 sponsored by The Evening Courier and the Plaza theatre. She argues that elderly women can become more charming through modern skin care and knowledge, citing Ninon de Lenclos as a historical example and urging use of proven methods to improve appearance and personality.

Mme. Janette Serree Waterloo Evening Courier Plaza Theatre Egypt Europe Ninon Lovely Ninon de Enclos France Ninon Mme.’ Serrec United States Mme. Serrac

Moore Manufacturing Incorporated Asks Capital Stock To Grow

Moore Manufacturing company at Concreta avenue and Bath street, maker of auto bumpers heaters and other accessories, was incorporated after 16 years of sole ownership by E L Moore. Articles filed with the county recorder set capital stock at 50000 dollars, with operability upon 15000 dollars subscribed and paid. The board may issue additional stock as needed, and until the first annual meeting on the second Tuesday in January 1930 Moore serves as sole director and officer. Moore said the business has grown and the outlook is bright.

E. L. Moore Moore

Labor Body Opposes Proposed Gas Tax Increase in Iowa

Waterloo Central Labor union adopted a resolution protesting a plan to raise Iowa gasoline tax from three to four cents per gallon. The document notes urban drivers would face hardship and cites a highway commission bulletin showing city residents own most cars while rural areas bear most road costs. It argues motorists and license fees already pay a large share of taxes for roads.

Iowa Waterloo Central Labor Union C. J. Spafford Ianda L. Errichson State Highway Commission United States

Lux keeps wardrobe like new for months of filming

Adrian of MGM notes Lux preserves clothes longer through production due to pure materials and a costly process. He cites Lux as free from harmful alkali and not causing fabric rubbing or weakening, explaining why costumes can be recreated into new outfits.

Adrian Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Lux

Labor union condemns gasoline tax as unfair to cities

Waterloo central labor union denounces proposed gasoline tax as worsening the urban burden. It cites the $13,689,000 total highway fund impact and asks residents to oppose the bill, urging citizens and officials to withstand the measure. Also notes real estate transfer: Bldg and Loan Ass’n to Roger Bremer et al, part of Whitney & Sedgwick’s add, Waterloo.

Roger O. Bremer Block 15 Whitney Sedgwick’s Waterloo

Cascarets Promote Gentle Laxative Regularity

Physicians endorse Cascarets as a natural laxative made from cascara bark. The ad touts Cascaret candy form, claiming it provides thorough gentle action, prevents laxative habit, and reduces need for stronger remedies. It urges readers to choose Cascarets as a regular, affordable option.

Mrs Etnore Marquinehay Buys Alford Residence

Mrs Etnore Marquinehay purchased the residence at Third and Franklin from Dr Alford. The house, built by Charles P Bratnaber now of Minneapolis, is intended for occupancy by Mr and Mrs Rinehart and the family of their daughter Mrs Wil Mam Hansen. It was long owned and occupied by the late Mrs Aldford, widow of Lore Aldford senior, an early day lawyer.

Etnore Rilla Alford Third Franklin Charles P. Bratnaber Minneapolis Lore Alford

McCoy's Tablets Promote Weight Gain for All

An advertisement touts McCoy's Tablets as a healthful tonic that builds weight and energy. It claims visible hollow areas fill in after a few weeks and cites a thin woman gaining 10 pounds in 22 days. The ironclad guarantee promises a refund if at least 5 pounds aren’t gained after four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes, with Robert Drug Co or C. J. Miller distributing in America.

McCoy Ab Robert Drug Co C. J. Miller América

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