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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1924

Page

14

Iowa Banks See Deposits Rise In 1923 Year

Des Moines reports state banks under the banking department show improved condition over 1922. Deposits gained 48.99 million from Dec 31, 1922 to Dec 31, 1923, while bills payable and rediscounts declined by 12.92 million. Average reserve stood at 12.6 percent with 15 fewer banks than a year prior. Total deposits reached 616.0 million and loans and discounts about 616.7 million.

Des Moines Tiowai Itate ‘Banking Department Pinols Compar State Department Iefese Cose of Business

Banks hold in United States accurr ies $24,745,722

Ross Baldwin Bags Silver Gray Foxes Near Gilbertville Captain at fire station No 1, Baldwin bagged two silver gray foxes near Gilbertville yesterday. The foxes were mates and the first was shot at noon. It took three hours to trail and kill the second with Baldwin's raccoon dog. Foxes are scarce and fast to capture. Fur valued at $6 to $8 per pelt, plus a $4 bounty per fox. No erasure season for cannials, but hide valueless except winter.

Ross Baldwin Fhre Gilbertwville Baldwin

New Years Off To Good Start With 30 January Arrests

January police reports show 30 arrests, the lightest month in years, averaging about one arrest per day for city violations. Disorderly misdemeanors account for 17 bookings, booze offends yield eighty victims, traffic violators four, one vagrancy charge. December totals 141 bookings, 165 traffic violations, 24 intoxications. State charges included forgery larceny bootlegging. David Lloyd George first rose to prominence in 1898.

Booze Alice David Lloyd George

Radio Programs for Friday February First

Listed are station by station broadcasts from KDKA to Newark, detailing organ recitals children’s programs concerts and talks across major outlets. Entries include times and program types such as orchestra dance music educational talks and bedtime stories.

Radio Digest Associated Press KDKA Mast Pittsburgh Dhe Moy Childra Jene Sethod WDAP Chicago WDAR Philadelphia Woo WEAF New York WPAA Dallas News WGR Buffalo artOrchestra Wey Enectady Raylews WIA Arban Dante WLAG Minneapolis-St. Paul Po Om Farin Lectur Wtag Chicara Memphis Sp. m Ecture-Recitay WOC Davenport Thy Children's Hour Newark

Flour and Packing Firms Show Slight December Upturn

Des Moines reports December activity in the flour industry of the seventh federal reserve district exceeded December 1922 but remained on a downward trend since November 1928. Mills operated at 52 percent capacity in December, with aggregate production down from November and year-over-year gains in certain flour types. Hog market movement and meat product pricing influenced packing houses, while wholesale meat prices eased and employment fell in December.

Des Moines Federal Reserve District Iredieval Reserve Banks of Chicago

Macbeth scenes delight West High students audience

A West High auditorium crowd enjoyed scenes from Macbeth performed by students. John Miller portrayed Macbeth confronting Duncan’s murder plot with creditable effort while Miss Ida Schultz drew applause as Lady Macbeth. Edward Van Niman played Banquo and Brody the three witches in two notable scenes witnessed by a large audience.

Shakespeare Macbeth West High John Miller

Lemon Skin Bleach Advertisement Claims Safe Whitening

An old advertisement promotes a lemon juice skin bleach mixed with Orchard Whits to create a quarter-pint solution for facial and hand whitening. It claims no irritation and mentions stage beauties using it for a rosy white complexion, noting the mixture must be prepared at home and cannot be bought ready to use.

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