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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1920

Page

11

Wheat strike mocked as futile by Iowa agent

A. A. Burger, county agent, argues that the wheat strike will not raise prices due to free entry of Canadian and other imports and a flood of foreign labor. He notes Iowa farmers are largely absent from the movement, citing production limits and global grain inflows as factors. He condemns free trade of agricultural products and predicts no lasting price impact.

United States A. A. Burger Canada Ningnas Precipice Mr. Burger

Judge H. T. Reed to Retire Report

Federal Judge Henry T. Reed has adjourned his last session of federal court in Fort Dodge Iowa. Reports indicate he adjourned court in Fort Dodge last week and is expected to substill retire from active duty in the near future.

Init Reed Iowa Fort Dodge Dubuque Waterloo Sioux City Cedar Rapids Henry T. Reed

Town Woman Is Licensed to Preach in Methodist Church

Miss Lillian B. Dimmitt dean of women at Morningside College was licensed to preach at the Sioux City Methodist district conference Friday afternoon, the first woman licensed in Northwest Iowa. The General Conference at Des Moines last May authorized this action, and several women have since been licensed nationwide.

Sioux City Dmiss Lillian B. Dimmitt Morningside College Methodist District Northwest Iowa J. B. Trimble Methodist General Conference Des Moines United States

Cuban Money Worn Out Sells New Bills at $2 Each

Americans in Cuba, joined by bankers, complain worn currency in circulation. Public health officials warn the filthy bills are a menace as cash changes hands so often they fray and discolor. In Havana money is disreputable yet comparatively better than other circulating notes.

Havana Associated Press Cuba

Will Radium Open The Door Of The Great Unknown

An advertisement promotes Degnen's Radio Active Solar Pad claiming radium relief for constipation rheumatism neuritis and many ailments. It touts ease of use with a day and night pad and a generous satisfaction test offered by Radio Appliance Co Los Angeles with affordable pricing and payoff risk to the buyer.

Degnen Radium Appliance Co Bradbury Bidg Los Angeles Calif

Counterfeit Money Spreads on Caribbean Island Trade

Traveling Georgian brings 1000 new one dollar bills to the island and sells them to natives at two dollars each. Some natives refuse the bills as counterfeit while Havana shops scrutinize new American money at banks to verify genuineness.

Georgia Havana

Man of 70 Dead of Injuries by Bull

Davenport Nov. 16. Robert Alger, 70, a farm hand, died from injuries after being gored by a bull on a farm. The accident occurred late yesterday at the Davenport area, with local authorities investigating the incident.

Davenport, Ta Robert Alger

Death on Love farm after bull attack near Preemption

Alger Love died at St. Anthony's Hospital from injuries suffered ten days earlier when struck and thrown by an angry bull on the Charles Love farm at Preemption. He was splitting wood and returning from dinner when the accident occurred.

Charles Love St. Anthony’s Hospital Alger

Indianan remedy offers free trial ointment for hair loss

An advertisement claims a genuine Indianan recipe cures dandruff and bald spots and will mail a free sample with proof box of the efficacious ointment. Send 10 cents or stamps to JM. Brittain, BZ-301, Station F., Memphis.

Kotalko Noties JM. Brittain Station F Mem Tork

Man Escapes Bull Attack After Cattle Farm Incident

A man traversing pasture to reach a barn was charged by an enraged dehorned bull. The animal chased and tossed him, forcing the worker to scramble under a fence to escape.

Algera

Second Attack Found Linked to Employer Charles Love

The report notes a second attack and identifies the perpetrator as the individual who confessed to his employer, Charles Love, in the evening. Weather conditions are described as adverse while advertising remains a constant news topic.

Charles Love

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