Ulster's Separate State Progress as Ireland Warms to Self Rule
Ulster, now with its own government and parliament, is thriving under partial separation from the United Kingdom. James Craig praises industrial achievement and aims to join a league of allied peoples. Ulster emphasizes loyalty to Britain, with shipbuilding and agriculture prospering despite the political shift.
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Ulster
Ireland
U. P
Charles M. McCann
United Press
Belfast
United Kingdom
James Craig
Northern Ireland
Aulster
Ulster Seeks To Stand Alone As Industrial Power
The passage notes Ulsters share of fruit, cattle, horses, and poultry and states Ulster's separation from England has drawn Ulstermen closer to the Empire. It claims no plan to join with the neighboring Free State, with Ulster as a consolidating industrial center.
Utilities of State Consider Needs of Farmer
At the National Electric Light Association convention in Mason City Iowa delegates outlined two approaches to extending electric service to farmers. One to work directly with local leaders and councils, the other to fight cases before courts and commissions. The association supports direct cooperation with farm bureaus and rural line reps to expand farm use of electricity, noting fifty five uses on farms and highlighting cost issues from transformers and shared customer burdens.
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Mason City
Devwa
Iowa
National Electric Light Association
Zarper
Faem Burcur
Agricultural Engineers
Iives
Iowa Royal Committee
A. W. Jones
Petersen
N. Chubb
Chubb
Association
Dparm ‘Bureau
Donés
Propes Toward Farmers Association Plan
The Propes Toward Farmers Association outlines a plan to address cream grade distribution issues and improve transportation for local farmers. The group highlights the need for equitable crop pricing and safer, more reliable transport routes to market. Leaders call for coordinated efforts with regional agencies.
Iowa Farm NiWs Amid Strands of Public Farm Movements
A garbled report from Iowa describes farmers across counties joining organized efforts to pool resources and sell to the highest bidder. Fayette County plans a warehouse drive and July 4 event massing a county fair and Independence Day celebration with sports and speeches. Jean de Mater, a notable horse owner, died recently. his horse line includes an undefeated colt.
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Fayette County
John McSweeney
Cedar’ County
Fi ‘Bureau
Jean de Mater
Ritchie
Jean'd Hnvise
Stratford
May be witness in McGee bucket shop case in BE
The article notes Touise Graoly, wife of Frank W. McGee, linked to a $6,000,000 bucket shop failure with M. Fuller & Co. She is said to be in Paris while New York authorities seek her destination and any knowledge of the company affairs. Also mentioned is the Iowa Legion 40 and 8 Promenade set for August 18 after the American Legion convention in Cedar Rapids. May be parley on state work and membership. Miss May E. Francis to attend NASO convention as honorary delegate.
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Touise Graoly
Musics
Frank W. McGee
BE. M. Fuller & Co
Paris
New York
Mason Clp
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
E. J. Eiver
Behemind Fur
Legion
Promenada
Des Moines
Miss
Des Moines Area Building Projects Grow Across Iowa
Des Moines reports a broad spread of construction including a hospital in Des Moines and school buildings in Ged, Casey and Ovlwein, with plans for a new city hall at Burlington. Proposals for large contracts are already in the works as the general outlook remains strong for the industry.
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Des Moines
Inttice
Maquoketa
Ged Tanids
Casey
Ovlwein
Burlington
Motithelots
Ameren
Toledo
Creston
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Berengaria
Mgaria
New ‘York
U. S
Baltic
Great Britain
Linewran
Leonario
Candler
National Electric Association
Quilites
FORD
Reuwine Ford
Tere
Reg Price
L. J. Ackerman
Chestnut St
Atlantic, Iowa
Gul
Tayette” Ecounty Award
Ci '‘Clydaionibs
Orga
Iowa ‘State Bank
Farm Loan Department
A. H. Mountain
R. R. Welton
Towa State Bank
M. Nichols
Chm
D. B. Wortman
Pras
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