Amended Iowa primary road plan debated in Harrison's Home Farmer
Representative P Harrison and Representative Hubbard push amendments to equalize primary road funds between north and south Iowa. The plan introduces a new distribution basis based on road improvement work completed, with sections detailing allocations by county, gravel stage triggers, and apportionment rules as Des Moines oversight continues. The proposal emphasizes county equity and ongoing funding to reach gravel construction, then per mile cost ratios for remaining work.
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Babson chart explains why prices rise and fall with buyers
The Babson chart shows price changes tied to American buying habits. It argues that swings in consumer purchases drive business cycles, noting lower costs for autos, tires, and electricity while wages and stock values shift. It urges balanced spending and saving to stabilize prosperity.
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Armenian smuggling case trials passport fraud in SMU trial
Armenian immigrant smuggling and passport fraud case unfolds as Karl Alexander testifies in a United States and Canada cross border conspiracy. Trial details reveal bootlegging and inhumanity claims tied to illegal passport procurement.
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Veteran Woodmen official critical ill in Omaha
Col. B. Sewell, a sovereign advisor and last of the original founders of the Woodmen of the World Order, is believed to be critically ill in Omaha. The order began its annual session in Jacksonville, Fla, with Sewell's condition prompting concern among members and officials.
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Sioux City to Get New Plant
Sioux City will gain a branch of a major egg preserving company next week as the Miman Egg Company establishes here. The firm filed articles of incorporation with 20,000 dollars in capital stock, signaling its entry into the local economy.
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Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for Stomach and Digestive Ailments
A vintage advertorial touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple harmless preparation that relieves grouchiness caused by stomach liver and intestinal troubles. It claims to remove catarrhal mucus and reduce inflammation, promising complete results with bloating relief and is advertised at druggists.
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Rock Island Lines to modernize freight equip with new cars engines
Rock Island Lines announces a large equipment purchase to boost freight service. Plans include 1200 box cars 400 gondola cars ten eight wheel switch engines each 435000 pounds and ten large freight locomotives totaling 688400 pounds each. The announcement highlights the rail line upgrading its rolling stock and motive power.
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Rock Island Railway Plans Major Freight Upgrades
The Rock Island will deploy new locomotives on the El Paso division to move fast freight from the Pacific coast and has ordered a 160 ton crane, the railroad's most powerful, capable of lifting up to 920000 pounds. Plans also call for rebuilding 100 coal cars at Armourdale shops, with delivery offered Atlantic.
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