Legion Aids After Storm at Neola Sunday
Members of the American Legion gathered at Neola last Sunday to aid in waste removal and storm cleanup. About fifteen hundred Legionnaires responded, rendering aid to restore order across the countryside. The article extols the Legion as a peace-time force ready to assist in emergencies, likening its humanitarian role to the Red Cross.
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American Légion
Neola
American Legion
Speola
Legion
Red Cross
Rock Island Lines Budget Aims At 19 Million Expenditure
The Rock Island Lines announce a 194? budget totaling 19,440,000 for additions and improvements. Plans include two miles of double track from Saline to Mee Farland Kansas, at a cost around 3,700,000 with 1,200,000 already under construction this year. Also 18 coal chutes, 15 water treating plants, 11 washout pipes, 22 cinder conveyors costing 1,100,000. Additional funds cover new track elevation, grade crossing elimination, shop machinery, and expanded freight and passenger cars. Locomotives and refrigerator cars are funded to totals of 5,110,000 and 2,280,000 respectively. A separate 990,000 covers 33 miles of main line and sidings in a proposed new Billings to Ponca City route.
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Rock
Rockieland
Salinwer
Mee Farland
Kansas
Council Bliffs
Washingto Don
Maryngo
Iowa
Hisitt
Billings
Ponca City
Okla
Improvements Planned for BIPA Divisions and Tucumcari Depot
Proposals outline expenditures near 310,000 dollars for BIPA division improvements including a new passenger depot at Tucumcari. Orders placed with several firms for warranted equipment. Much work already started or in progress, with completion anticipated by year end.
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BIPA
Tucumcari
Time to Take Stock in Government and Private Business
An Industrial News Service piece urges stocktake of national affairs comparing private business discipline with federal governance. It argues prudent budgeting, avoidance of radical legislation, and keeping government steady to sustain wartime and postwar stability, urging officials to focus on sound management and avoid disruptive political measures.
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Manay
United States
Aleft
Governomnt
Sng
National Congress
Pramurfair Compesition
Abo
Cvanital Ace
Harnieey
Secu
Pete
Walt Mason Verses On Check Book A Parody Of Merchants
A humorous fragment in Walt Mason’s voice lampoons merchants who chase payback while the town’s wealthier buyer flaunts his check book. The verse contrasts shopkeepers preoccupied with debts against a glossier customer who settles every bill, even for humble items.
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Uris Bowie
Caesar
Busum
Tennessee Antievolution Law Holds Mixed Prospects
Constitutional lawyers doubt punishment for violations, yet doubt Tennessee cannot ban what is taught in its schools. They note state authority to dictate curriculum, with teachers potentially fired for insubordination. Dawes mulls White House support as Republicans and Democrats clash over Senate changes. Interstates and railroads face debates on trucking costs versus long hauls, while law reforms seek to streamline actions and verdicts in court.
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Washington
Federeral Supreme Bench
Tennessee
Ten-nessee
Tmr
Dawes
White House
Senate
Wes
Jase March
Jase March the Administration, Amdisnt Fees
Vicw
New Corporations Form With Offices And Capital ($15 000 to $25 000)
New incorporations filed include White House System in Davenport with $15 000 capitalization and officers A J Prucha president EB Christie secretary treasurer M c R Wright vice president. Natural Gas Services Inc in Des Moines with $25 000 capitalization and officers D C Gants president L H Bree vice president Arthur A Meyer secretary treasurer.
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A. J. Prucha
EB. G. Christie
M.cr. Wright
White House
Davenport
Marshall
Dell André
HH. Black
Natural Gas Services, Inc
Dubuque
D. C. Gants
L. H. Bree
Arthur A. Meyer
Fragments of Prose Passages From a 1925 Era Page
A garbled collage of aphorisms and odd lines about luck honesty work and social scenes. It mentions California lemon crops and a critique of city anonymity. The noisy miscellany offers quirky reflections without a clear single event or人物.
Proposal to allow reference to defendant not testifying in criminal cases
Iowa State Bar Association report from its thirty first annual meeting in Dubuque June 18 19 urges reform to let prose cuting attorneys refer to a defendant failure to testify as evidence of guilt. Committee members listed include Fr A Morling Emmersburg EK G Albert Jefferson Clark De Ra pids B F Swisher Waterso Judge HE Fry Bone William McNett Ottumwa and J C Calhoun Keosauqua.
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Dubuque
U P
Committee On Law Reform
Iowa State Bar Association
A. Morling
Emmersburg
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Walt Mason
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Viance
Secretary of “Agriculture
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Sam Coir
Noin
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Paris Green
George Matthew Adams
Association
Init
Law
Equity
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Supreme Cart
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California
Ueauly
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Hart Schaffner
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