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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
3
Answers by Lewis Murphy, collector of internal revenue, give guidance on exemptions for widowers, returns, and how banks must handle tax at the source. It covers exemptions thresholds, which coupons are taxed, and how to establish exemption through certificates and documented payments.
A Waterloo physician announces thirty days of free treatment for new patients to prove the value of his therapies for headaches rheumatism nervous disorders and related ailments. He promises no charges for minor surgery or medicines except drug costs, claims painless remedies without cutting and guarantees results.
Weather generally fair with a slight warming trend in the southeast portion. Markets show mixed results with grains and oats mostly steady while corn and seed corn face unchanged or weaker action. hogs and live stock exhibit light demand and modest price shifts amid winter market activity.
Chicago November 6 market report shows butter and cheese largely steady with modest price notes for different creamery products. Live stock at Union Stock Yards records hog and cattle volumes with 28,000 hogs, 6,000 cattle, 20,000 sheep on hand and estimated 17,000 hogs, 3,000 cattle, 15,000 sheep to arrive tomorrow.
A cluttered wheat and corn price docket from Chicago and Minneapolis lists No 2 red wheat and various other grades with mixed figures and trade notes. It includes oddities like flour and grain endorsements and scattered prices for different warehouses and goods.
Mile Lucia Lacosta will headline a concert at the First Baptist church auditorium with violinist KF Woodbury and pianist Adela Lane. The program features a matinee of vocal and instrumental works from Gassec to Mendelssohn, with three performances led by the WGC T U patrons.
Daniel O'Reilly a New York lawyer and ex convict died at his home aged 42. He defended in trials including Nan Patterson Peter Hains and Harry Thaw and once served as assistant attorney. His death, friends say, was linked to a prison sentence for receiving 85000 dollars in bonds stolen from Aaron Bancroft. He served five months at Blackwell's Island.
Berlin reports the Kaiser and Koenig Albert, along with the cruiser Strassburg, ordered to depart in December for a test voyage near South American waters. The ships may be used on the Mexican coast if needed, as papers note their potential military value. Licenses listed for marriages follow.
John H. Taft, president of the Iowa Business Men's Temperance association, says next state senate candidates will be quizzed on liquor issues. He has begun a statewide campaign to repeal the malce law and will attend the Anti-Saloon league convention in Columbus to push for national prohibition by 1920. Senator W. S. Kenyon is listed for an address. Black Hawk County council plans a directors meeting to decide on sending a representative.
A fragment notes that a representative to the Columbus convention clave will be perfected, indicating an upcoming formalization of a selected emissary and procedural completion.
Major William H. Miller who helped carry the first Civil War casualty from the field was laid to rest at his family home in St Louis. He will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery. Miller died at 74 after a long service with the Union Army and later Indian campaigns.
The condition causes the sufferer to become very large physically, currently affecting one limb. If not treated, it is likely to spread, causing the entire body to assume enormous size.
Dr. G. M. Nesbit will leave Monday for Chicago to attend the annual Congress of Surgeons and return Friday evening.
The Interstate Commerce Commission extended the express rate reduction to February 1 to allow carriers more time to adjust. The change, originally due December 1, was postponed.
Oskaloosa Iowa, November 6 W A McNeill, 72, a well known capitalist of the city, died there this morning of heart disease.
An advertisement touts treatment for blood poisons skin diseases nervous symptoms urinary enlargement and acute discharge. The German specialist Dr Myers claims exclusive methods reduce failure risk to a minimum with quick complete results and offers free consultation and exam at 712 1 2 Sycamore St Waterloo Ia.
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