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Burke, Kuipers & Mahoney, Inc
Chicago
North Wabash Ave
New York
Graybar
Lexington, Ave
Canada
Quieide
Iowa
Cass
Notich
Atlantic
News-Telegraph
Reclamation Service Seen As Expense Yet Land Benefit
The tract discusses federal irrigation and land reclamation costs and repayments. It states total spend around 2380 million with construction 179 million, operation 29 million, and admin 22 million. Settlers paid 32.5 million construction and 20 million operation under repayment laws. Outstanding delinquencies near 2.408 million construction and 1.247 million maintenance, with 7 and 6 percent rates. Subtracting losses approved in 1926, remaining collectable is about 117.5 million. It weighs the program as an expensive luxury, noting both potential farmable profit and land waste, urging a halt if needed while recognizing the program’s broad impact and surplus land relative to population.
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Congress
Uncle Sam
Coures
The Good Old Days in Council Bluffs Gambling
A column laments past conditions in Council Bluffs when gambling saloons and vice flourished. It argues the supposed good old days harmed workers and families, contrasts with present venues for gambling and drink, and warns readers about nostalgia for those times.
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Ben Mintks
Council Bluffs
Bluffs
Council
Dolar
R. FE. Morse
Mike
Close Grange
Sweeney
Geese
Brookhart Letter Sparks Farm Union Row Over Hoover Support
A Monona County Farmers union clash erupts as Senator Brookhart defends Hoover against farm group prejudice. He cites documents refuting deflation claims and notes his mixed view on Hoover and Smith, urging unity with farm relief. Gov Hammill and Peek exchange letters amid the dispute. Senator Norris is mentioned as a preferred alternative.
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Daniel Steck
United States
Iowa
Senator Brookhart
United States Senate
Monona County
Herbert Hoover
Brookhart
John E. Brenner
Mapleton
Tammany al Smith
Peek
Smith
George W. Norris
Hoover
Pakhinsch
Senutor
Carter Glass
the Treasury
Mr. Hoover
Farmers—union
Cornell Bluffs
New Harypsh
Eouth
Moses
Reclamation financing long view shows losses and extensions
Arthur Crawford analyzes federal irrigation finances showing water-user collections of 3.74 million dollars while the reclamation bureau paid out over 9 million to construct. Projections call for 12 million more in the coming year as Congress debates endless projects. Since 1903 repayment promises expanded to forty and sixty year terms, creating heavy losses and extended obligations totaling about 34 million, with more to come and repayment decades away. The study suggests the program has persisted despite opposition and shifting policy.
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Arthur Crawford
Chicago Tribune
Frein- Washington
Lwaned
Washington
Reclamation Bureau
In- Yerion Department
Bora
United States
Figurns
Tribune
Congress
Interior Department
Millionaire Curtis S Eastern plans Nova Scotia town revival
Curtis S Eastern, a Cleveland banker and steel industry figure born in Pugwash Nova Scotia, intends to fund a town makeover at his own expense. He would straighten the main street add a park and build a new hotel, transforming his birthplace into a more attractive village in Longfellow country.
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Dispatches
Curtis-S- Eatern
Cleveland
Nova-Scotia
Zaton
Pugwash
Nova
Scotia
Private Loans In The Market In New York
The article notes a major shift in finance with large corporations and many individuals borrowing for speculative purposes. Federal Reserve figures classify New York member bank loans into own account, out of town banks, and loans for others, showing evolving totals since 1928 and the July figures reflecting changes in aggregated loans.
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New York Herald-Tribune
Wall Street
Monsy
Federal Reserve
New York
Jagainst
Private funds in call money market threaten reserve control
The passage notes a huge volume of private funds in the call money market beyond central oversight, with private loans rising sharply while bank loans to the stock market fall. It cites New York Clearing House recognizing the issue and considering remedies to curb withdrawals that cause rate spikes, risking Fed influence.
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New York Clearing House Association
Federal Reserve
Lakes Rise as Forecasts of Decline Prove Wrong
Chicago Tribune reports great lakes Huron and Michigan deepened in July by about three inches, now over nine inches higher than a year ago and more than 20 inches above their 1925 lows. Officials cite coastal rainfall and Chicago drainage canal diversions as factors, while critics link rising water to propaganda against Chicago’s waterway advantage.
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Chicago Tribune
Great Lakes
Huron
Michigan
Chicago
Uuule
Mada
Yasir Nalive
God Fu
Iowa Press Reconsiders Hoover Support Amid Dem Shift
A chaotic array of editorials notes Moses revising his stance on Hoover, praising his sincerity and farm support while Dems in the South discuss tariff politics and slush funds. Regional papers quote Union sentiment urging unity for Hoover, with Iowa Republicans presenting a consolidated front in favor of his pledge to aid farming.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason a political poem satire
A 1928 verse parody in Mason style critiques campaign rhetoric. It contrasts a loud boisterous speaker urging support for a candidate with a quieter, reasoned approach and ends noting the speaker’s aggressive style alienates voters. The piece satirizes public shouting and manipulation in politics.
Iowa Banks Seen In Good Shape Says L A Andrew
Des Moines reports a rosy outlook in a banking condition statement by Superintendent L A Andrew as of June 2000. Deposits across Iowa banks rose by 3 625 500 10 while bills payable fell by 1 521 340 23, compared with the year ending June 30 1927. The consolidated statement covers town savings banks and related institutions.
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Des Moines
Aug
F. N.S
Iowa
L. A.andrew
Andrew
Iowa Banker H Miller Retires From Business Today
Des Moines reports veteran Iowa banker H Miller retires from his post as president of the Des Moines bank and head of a state banking association. Miller's resignation follows months of illness and ongoing commitment to banking affairs in Des Moines.
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H. Miller
Iowa
Des Moines
N. Bad
Ilomer Miller
Savitary
Tig Ds
Des Moiais
Ue -14
Peeta
Cilifdenia Oil
Capital City Youth Kills His Business Partner After Row
Tes Moines Aug 8 The death of Kirby 57 from gunshot wounds was reported today. Maybee, Kirby’s youthful partner in a teaming business, signed a confession alleging he shot Kirby after the latter refused to give him his portion of profits and threatened to take the business assets. Staybee claimed Kirby had been drinking and threatened to strike him with a neck yoke before the shooting.
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Tes Moines
Court Kirby
Wis
Wounda
Hari
Maybee
Olive Saith Maybee
Kirby
Staybee
Wills of C. C. Hahn Filed in Cedar Rapids
Wills of C C Hahn a millionaire manufacturer and his wife Alive were offered for probate in district court at Cedar Rapids amid notes of a family tragedy. The documents reveal bequests and shares in the estate, including a $10,000 bequest to Nettie, the former wife, with the remainder to the children of Nettie.
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C. C. Hahn
Cedar Rapids
C. Hahn
Rminvaufacturer
Yathn
Halu
Ilabn
Nettie
Ube
Netthy Ilan
Thompson to Lead Iowa AP Bureau in Des Moines
Des Moines A P Bureau announces change in charge as 4 Mile Mc Thompson, formerly of Sacramento, Calif, assumes leadership succeeding T Rawlings, who moves to Chicago as early city editor. Rawlings leaves Des Moines after four years as AP correspondent. He will take a two week vacation in Springfield before starting in Chicago.
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Des Moines
Ams
Mile Mc 'Thompson
Bacramento
Cal
Iowa
Ascociatut
Hery
T-A-Rawlings
Chicago
Associated Press
Rawlings
Towt
Omaha
Thompson
Kansas City
Houston
Springfiel
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