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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1929
Page
2
The Internal Revenue Bureau Iowa division moves its Des Moines offices from Dubuque on October first to the new federal building in Des Moines. The transfer aims to centralize operations handling about 14 million dollars yearly in income and other taxes despite Dubuque protests.
Miss Zelda Davis announced two declamation classes at East Junior High and East High, with 12 to 15 students per class. Instruction uses pantomime and public speaking fundamentals, leading to an elimination contest in November and a final against the senior high team.
The 600000 federal building appropriation prompts relocations of Iowa internal revenue offices from Dubuque to Des Moines Oct 1 leaving a deputy collector and a few assistants. A Dubuque zone office and a fisheries bureau may open with the new building. Ford Dodges hosts carpenters and joiners defending the closed shop in Dubuque.
Rev. Lester Lalan, a blind Presbyterian minister and graduate of Teachers College and Chicago university, is appointed to the teaching staff of the State School for the Blind in Bund Janesville Wisconsin. He formerly studied at the Iowa School for the Blind in Vinton and seeks to aid independent lenders in Iowa through a new distribution group.
D. D. Duke a wrestler and strong man files suit in Waterloo against Lea L. Wilson for 2000 dollars for car destruction and personal injuries. He seeks 1000 for loss of car 50 for medical bills and 950 for damages. Wilson was treated and released from Allen Memorial hospital after the collision. Oil jobbers from northeastern Iowa meet at Hotel Russell-Lamson to discuss aims.
London society increasingly relies on female detectives who blend with guests at socials and weddings. They run their own businesses, know petty thieves, and can spot suspects amid crowded rooms and valuable gifts.
The article argues blemishes reflect internal health and red blood cell levels. It claims strong red blood improves energy, appetite, sleep, and resistance to illness, noting skin eruptions fade as blood health normalizes.
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