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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1921
Page
4
The council voted four to two against the Guster ordinance after two committee reports and a minority report. Mayor Frisbie urged cautious approval, noting flaws in a charges clause while supporting general principles. Councilman Manning sought delay and amendment, citing procedural concerns.
A Cedar Rapids bank sent a thrift campaign notice to a girl who died at 13. Her father learned the message later. the girl had saved 13.37 dollars at school which was added to the thrift fund. The account was moved to the mother’s name as a gift from the dead.
Des Moines reports show W. J. Murray, state banking superintendent, tabulates condition of banks under Iowa law as of Oct 31. Deposits total 533,127,897 with over 347,000,000 in state and savings banks and trust companies. National bank figures pending for full comparison.
An ad for No-To-Bac touts that the tablets curb tobacco cravings instantly and fully break the habit. It promises mental and physical improvements and offers a refund if the user remains craving free.
Barber trades pay well says graduates now in business for themselves. The ad notes enlarged quarters and a new catalog being printed. It invites readers to request a copy from Twin City Barber College at 204 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis Minnesota.
Deposits totaled 920 savings banks nearly 164 million dollars in 407 state banks and 21 million in 22 trust companies. Average reserve across all banks on October 31 stood at 12 percent. Since November 3, 1920, deposits declined by 87.7 million dollars, about 7.3 million monthly. Relative to September 2, the two month drop slightly exceeds 9 million, with a surplus of 25.58 million across state and savings banks and trust companies.
The combined banks report undivided profits totaling 13 124 395 45 dollars, up 918 542 53 from nearly a year ago and an increased surplus of 501 052 94. Nine examiners work from the state banking department, giving detailed attention to banks under their jurisdiction.
Mrs. Bessie Brawner of Cleveland Ohio endorses Foley Kidney Pills for kidney trouble saying she could not do housework before using them and now feels like a new woman. The ad lists symptoms such as rheumatic pains swollen ankles backache and disturbed bladder function as signs of kidney disorder and claims prompt action.
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