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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1913
Page
12
A historical Q and A explains new income tax provisions affecting corporations and individuals. It covers corporate returns, deductions on interest, withholding duties from interest and mortgage coupons, certificate of exemption, and timing for exemptions with examples and scenarios.
Mrs F P Mullendore of Munford Alabama details relief from menopause symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recalls nervousness backache and gut fullness and credits the remedy with improving her condition. The ad asserts the product's safety and urges letters to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential female guidance.
Independence Iowa reports a string of social visits and local happenings. J L Winnigar will winter in Waterloo with daughter Roy Donaldson. J Frank Hanley former Indiana governor spoke on The Gospel of Peace. farmers report corn yields better than expected. The Buchanan County Poultry Show is planned for Nov 25 to 28 with prizes. district court convenes next week with several Kiefer case trials anticipated.
Old stone building at Fifth and Water streets, long a landmark, is being demolished by owner I Lebowieck after purchase from Dennis Hatch era. Article traces 1852 land entry by Isaac Carr and later transfers, noting early blacksmith shops, a dressmaker, and a pioneer photographer, with plans for a modern building over the site.
Marshalltown Iowa November 8 a hazing case at a high school took a new turn after Fletcher Glick a freshman was roughed up with a haircut shellac and red paint by three masked youths. A follow up unsigned postal card threatened tar and feathers and was sent to Des Moines federal authorities. Glicks father has hired a lawyer with sheriff and police investigating. No definite suspects yet.
An old advertisement promises relief for dullness and sluggishness with Chamberlain's Tablets claiming a dose will make you feel right tomorrow. Sold by all dealers in the era.
Three new contagious disease cases reported to the city clerk include two scarlet fever cases and one infantile paralysis case. Names and addresses listed: infantile paralysis Ernest Noelt-Ber, 18, 127 Quincy Street. scarlet fever Wayne Richardson, 327 Dane Street and Esther Eccleston, 1522 Logan Avenue.
The notice states insomnia often results from stomach disorders and constipation. Chamberlain's Tablets claim to correct these conditions and help sleep. Sold by all dealers as advertised.
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