Morling Named to Iowa Supreme Court Bench
The governor's appointment of E A Morling of Emmetsburg to the Iowa supreme court is praised as a measured choice. Morling is described as diligent, principled, nonpolitical and a Christian gentleman with a long record in state and federal courts. Citizens commend the appointment as strengthening the court and reflecting well on local and state leadership.
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E. A. Morling
Iowa Supreme Court
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Yowa Bar
Emmetsburg
Why the South Does Not Prosper Dem report cites farm shortfalls
A Democrat sourced report from Arkansas Hawkers’ Association claims Alabama through Texas lack vegetable gardens and animal production. It argues many southern farmers grow little, keep scrub livestock, neglect purebreds, and rely on timber for fuel, portraying shiftless southern whites versus industrious northern farmers.
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Arkansas Hawkers’ Assassettion
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Alahoma
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Europeans Far Behind In Air Travel Inquiries
The government probe into aerial service led by Colonel Mitchell reveals interesting details on the progress of air travel and traffic in European nations. The fifteenth inquiry session highlighted contrasts in development and adoption of air transport between Europe and the United States.
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Mitchell
Surprising Figures From All the World's Aircraft Volume
The annual All the World’s Aircraft volume reveals Europe’s air travel growth with 18 000 passengers from England to the Continent and 400 tons of freight handled. The British Imperial Airway plans restaurant service on the London to Paris route and berths on London to Constantinople flights.
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Imperial Airway Company
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Soviet Russia
Canada Readies Great Canals as Western Routes Grow
Canada spends 200 million on the Welland Canal and expands the Hudson Bay railway 422 miles with a further 200 mile extension planned. The route would bring northwestern points 1,000 miles closer to Liverpool, linking Hudson Bay ports with British markets. Fort Nelson would be 200 miles from Liverpool nearer than Montreal and 100 miles closer than New York. The operation would stay navigable July to mid November, aiding Septem ber wheat exports. Canadian support contrasts with American skepticism. advocates urge St Lawrence waterway push and extended water service to New Orleans to ease Chicago to New York rail rates amid Eastern opposition. Farmers’ groups are urged to press the issue.
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Farmers’ Union of
Iowa
Why Henry Ford worries over inheritance tax
The piece notes Henry Ford fears a large inheritance tax upon death, estimating at least 500000 dollars, plus equal taxes for his son. Ford, 62, resists large charitable giving, arguing funds are needed for business. It also contrasts John D. Rockefeller, who faces inheritance duties with less anxiety, and observes that wealth brings unease while many citizens lack basic coal.
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Thornburg urges banker support for Iowa warehousing law
Des Moines October 6 bank officials urged to back the new warehouse law aiding farmers. M G Thornburg says bankers respond well. Humboldt county forms Agricultural Creditors corporation with equal Quaker and farmer stock. A statewide letter asked bankers to back warehousing to streamline corn marketing. 47 counties have boards, aiming for broad cooperation.
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Iowa
Gravel Work Expands for Spencer Worty Four Blocks
Road crews prepare further graveling of Spencer Worty four blocks of dirt streets this month. Goetreet awarded to WOR. Hag Gone of Barly, lows at 65 cents a yard. Estimated weekly cost around 2000 pounds funded by special assessments.
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Ears of corn damaged by storms on gro end
A fragmentary report notes portion of corn ears on the ground after storms. Ears were broken off during the event and damaged. Weather conditions and field impact are described with limited detail.
Norway visitors meet local relatives during city stop
Mr and Mrs Joe Gabrielson and their daughter and Mrs Genevieve Jack and her baby visited the city on Wednesday. They were en route to Stavenger Norway to meet Mr and Mrs Gabrielson of Platte South Dakota. Mr and Mrs John Ellingson of Platte will join them on the trip.
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Genevieve Jackson
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South Dakota
Stavenger
John Ellingson
Largest flag to feature at Omaha Legion convention
The world’s biggest American flag will be shown during the American Legion national gathering in Omaha. Built by Bran store workers in two weeks, it measures 166 feet by 50 feet with four foot high stars, weighs about 780 pounds, and was prepared for display at the convention. A. K. Bentich reported radio reception of the Legion proceedings, with announcements to be heard directly.
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Mohday A. K. Bentich
Rational Legion
Pendulum in Iowa physics building outlasts earth rotation
A five story pendulum at the University of Iowa swings a 300 pound ball, so massive it appears independent of Earth's rotation. Starting east west, it shifts to north south in twelve hours and back in another twelve, a demonstration that the earth moves beneath it.
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Palo Alto
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Morling Named Supreme Judge by Governor Hammill
Emmetsburg welcomes the appointment of FE A Morling as supreme judge to succeed the late Judge Arthur. Morling, a long time local attorney, was chosen after review of qualifications by Governor Hammill amid regional political pressures. Morling remains in Emmetsburg, travels to Des Moines for sessions, born April 21 1864 in Boonville New York, and trained at Albany Law School.
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John Hammil
FE. A. Morling
Arthur
Morling
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
New York
Boonville
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Alton B. Parker
Suspected Supreme Court Appointment Among Local Lawyers
The Vacant supreme bench drew strong backing for Morting from district bar members and high standing judges across the state. Morting, well known in several states, would bring strength and dignity to the court. He has served as a Methodist lay delegate and as a Morningside College trustee chair, with three sons and a daughter.
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Mayo Hospital
Rochester
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Minnesota
West Publishing Company
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BE. B. Soper
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Des Moines
Springfield
Nassachuvstta
Morningside College
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