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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1921

Page

10

Bladine Studies Tax Matters at Federal Offices

Lars Bladine, collector of internal revenue for the Hawkeye district, meets with Commissioner Blair and treasury chiefs in Washington to improve Iowa tax collections. He discusses refund claims and procedures, plans to instruct Iowa offices on tax collection, and praises the value of direct liaison with federal officials. He travels with Iowa lawmakers and plans return to Dubuque with clear directives.

Washington News Bureau Waterloo Evening Courier Washington, D. C Iowa Lars Bladine Hawkeye District Internal Revenue Blair Revenue Service Treasury Department Bladine Washington Federal Treasury Fountain Head Internal Revenue Commissioner's Department Dubuque Dubuane Asgue Dupugue Congressman Sweet Representative Sweet Senator Kenyon

Federal Jobs Not Open Until March 1 1922

Des Moines reports that most federal positions in Iowa will stay vacant until March 1 1922 except for the northern district marshal and state prohibition enforcement. US Marshal H R Moore resigns. Fred Davis of Sioux City recommended as successor.

Des Moines Iowa Prohibition Enforcement United States H. R. Moore Fred Davis Sioux City Marshal Moore Cummins Kenyon Col Guy Brewer G. A. Brunson

Milk prices set for Sioux City July period

Sioux City milk distributors will pay producers $2.40 per hundred pounds for milk testing 3.5 percent fat for the next 80 days, ending Aug. 1. A new fall and winter schedule will be negotiated after this period. Dealers report ample supply on hand contrary to demand.

Sioux City

Mayor's Parable Addresses Reckless Driving Tragedy

Independence official P C Heege tells a vivid parable in The Shadow of Stereo Moreland's Life to curb speeding and heed traffic laws. Steve Moreland, a successful factory heir, races home in a roadster on a perfect September day, ignores speed signs, and hits his daughter Muriel, a white dress child, as the Great Shadow falls on the Moreland home. a cautionary tale on consequences of speeding.

Stereo Moreland Independence P. C. Heege Heege Moreland Muriel Moreland Steve Muriel

Iowa Leads in Conversion of War Risk Insurance

Des Moines July 1 Captain Dan C Newquist Iowa director of the bureau of war risk insurance has set a national record by converting 1 200 war risk insurance policies for as many ex service men since the bureau began in Des Moines a little more than a year ago The average policy amount was 8 000 and the total represents more than 9 000 000 in insurance

Des Moines Dan C. Newquist Iowa Bureau of War Risk Insurance

Silver Jubilee Observed for Father Fitzgerald at Jesup

The twenty fifth anniversary of Rev. Thomas Fitzgerald’s ordination was celebrated in Jesup Iowa with religious services and a community rally. Parishioners presented him an automobile. Music was by a Barclay church choir and clergymen from nearby parishes assisted in the day’s ceremonies.

Jesup Thomas Fitzgerald St. Athanasius Catholic Church Jesup and Father Fitzgerald Barclay Church Wraebers Barclay Kunkel Raymond Halpin Fairbank Friedman Gilbertville Hehair Claremont Holman Hazleton Dougherty Oelwein Linkenmeyer Lamont Tobin Eagle Center Wieneke Cedar Falls J. M. Molloy Henry Kuester

Dinner and Supper Held for Large Late Day Attendance

Nuacke and officials hosted a dinner and supper for large crowds in Independence. A program was held in the evening, with expectations of a much higher turnout than the earlier daytime gathering of about 40 people.

Nuacke Waterloo Donahue Independence Didymus FP. M Quincy

Court Dismisses Charges Against Fire Chief Tiller

Fire Chief Ray Tiller faced a traffic ordinance charge in municipal court, which was dismissed late yesterday on the city attorney’s recommendation. He had left his official car within 16 feet of a hydrant near Black's department store while inspecting the sprinkler system inside the store. Police noted the car’s long stay in the prohibited area and relayed the matter for instructions. the mayor reportedly indicated enforcement could be settled with the chief. The dismissal leaves unresolved whether a nonemergency vehicle may be left near hydrants when not attending a fire.

Ray Tiller Elmer F. Feely Black's Wat Frishie

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