Prices Too Long For Public Purse Collapse In Trade Review
Des Moines reports NOV 2 trade review by George E. Roberts of National City Bank of New York argues prices fell due to unsettled business conditions. He says readjusted prices will revive activity, with spring markets stabilizing and long prosperity possible once readjustment occurs. He notes prewar prices unlikely and cites construction and credit expansion as growth drivers, explaining the boom was driven by factors beyond internal development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des. Moines
George E. Roberta
National City Bank of New York
Price readjustment hinders postwar development
The article argues that postwar price readjustment, not exhaustion or lack of investment, blocks new work and development. It asserts the country has ample reserve resources and stronger credit, with extensive future work planned, despite some business difficulties. It notes the Bav and recovery are now different factors influencing the economy.
Accident Costs Man His Right Eye at Work
Blaine Byford of Hardin Mont underwent eye removal surgery at Presbyterian hospital after a steel fragment struck his right eye at Litchfield Manufacturing plant about three weeks ago. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Byford and has lived in the city since his father retired from the police force due to ill health.
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Litchfield Manufacturing Company
Blaine Byford
Presbyterian Hospital
Fred Byford
Hardin, Mont
Police Department
Il Health
Fourth Street East
H. Silliman
Tope Kan
A. Bo. Jemrey
Barbara Hartbecker
Sarah Bustix
C. A. MckKoo
Long Beach
Cal
Mesars
Mmes. Frail
Thomas
Young
Jat
Gallatin
J. W. Young
Greenwood
Paul Wartzman
State University
Madison
Wis
Ida. M. Fox
Ames
Geo. B. Rowell
M. Rowell
Portland
Ore
C. M. Lawrence
Saxton
Greenwood Cemetery
G.J. Wright
Orlando
Fla
Air
G. W. Berger
Cedar Falls
Tama County
Thomas Berger
Cedar Rapids
George S. Mornin
Sommers Sentenced In Liquor Case At Leavenworth
Federal Judge K M Landis sentenced Charles W Sommers hotel owner to 30 months in Leavenworth prison and a 10500 fine for selling liquor. The note adds other brief items from Washington and London including military enlistments, Hadjin capture, and Armistice Day observances.
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Chicago
K. M. Landis
Charles W. Sommers
Leavenworth
Washington, D. C
Harris
Sebastopol
Wrangel
Navy
Marine Corps
Navy Department
London
Hadjin
Havana
Cedar Falls Register Makes Move Toward Eight Voting Precincts
Cedar Falls observes a registration surge prompting a plan to redistrict the city’s voting precincts from four to eight. The item lists accompanying local notices and social happenings, including faculty from State Teachers College leaving for Des Moines and various social engagements around Cedar Falls.
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Cedar Falls
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets A Safe Calomel Substitute
A vintage ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable liver and bowel aid. It claims yellow skin, coated tongue, and poor taste improve with the olive color tablet. The ad notes the product acts like calomel without dangerous after effects and urges taking one or two for results. Millions sold yearly for 15¢ and 30c.
Missoula dinner in honor of Hostrop birthday noted
Local social note records Mr and Mrs W N Beetrop hosting a 4 o'clock dinner at their Main Street home in Missoula to celebrate Hostrop's birthday with visiting relatives and friends. Also appears as an itemized list of property transfers and real estate transactions in Waterloo Cedar Falls and Waterloo area.
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Cedar Falls
George B. Twaddle
Waterloo Evening Courier
Weat Fourth Street
J. E. Evans
Goon
Iowa City
P. Colerove
Fayette
F. J. Snider
Eta Townsend
Indianola
FP. BE. O
United States
Missoula, Mont
W. N. Beetrop
Main Street
Your Medicine Is O. K. Foley’s Honey and Tar Endorsement
A reader named Mrs Chas Kyle Naw Diggine Wi writes praising Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds. The letter claims quick relief, no opiates, and notes children favor the remedy while asserting trust in its effectiveness for coughs, colds, and croup.
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O. K
Chas
Kyle
Q. K
Foley
Thought One Clean Shirt All He Needed
A testimonial on Mayr's Wonderful Remedy claims relief from chronic stomach pain and abdominal issues after using the product. The ad asserts the remedy clears catarrhal mucus to ease stomach liver and intestinal ailments and promises a money back guarantee. Endorsed by Waneler Bros Hansen & Hansen and other druggists.
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Mayr
Friand
Waneler Bros
Hansen & Hansen
Drugeiste
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. E. Roberts
State Teachers College
Des Moines
State Teachers Association
F. D. Cram
Mugwoketa
Oxfords
Florsheim and Hurley
Real Butate Tramsters
Black Hawk County Abstract Co
George Orchard
C. W. Clementy
Witteriog
Witla Schroeder
Bungalow Land
Cedar Heights
EL. Kline
George Ites
J.B. Lowman
Charles G. Riserne
Jane Wirby
Ishiges
Waterloo
Jerry Highland
Albert Stroebel
Leland Pari
Watloo
Sc. E. Noonan
Susanne
Whitney
the Courier
KIM Colds
Aod
Lafluensa
Grippe
Puomontu
Hughes Dry Goods Company
Cedar Falls, Iowa
Thur
Gossard
Wirthmore
Welworth
Balance of Our
Phoenix
Lonsdale
Joe Yetes
Wearwell
Maslin
Skinners
Beldings
Windham’s
Princess
Blankets & Comforts
Apn
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