Recruits Sought for Air Service Mechanics School
Government to provide free technical education to one thousand men at Chanute field Rantoul Illinois. Sergeant Jesse Caho seeks Muscatine volunteers aged 18 to 35 to enlist in the United States army and join training with pay from $30 to $138.20 monthly depending on progress. Training covers aircraft mechanics and related trades with eventual postings across the United States and abroad.
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Muscatine
Jesse Caho
Rock Island Arsenal
Government Air Service Mechanics’ School
Chanute Field
Rantoul
Ordinance Department
Savanna
Caho
United States Army
Cairo
United States
Panama Canal Zone
Philippine Islands
Hawaiian Islands
Germany
Normalcy Still On Way Says Harding Board Governor
Washington December 14 Governor Harding of the federal reserve board said basic business and financial conditions have improved greatly in the past year but normalcy is not yet attained. He noted the primary stage of readjustment is past and urged that farmer purchasing power must improve before rapid domestic trade gains follow.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Iowa Farm Credit Plan Endorsed by U S Officials
Des Moines report notes War Finance Corporation will take 10 to 20 million dollars of Iowa Farm Credit Corporation debentures after initial 1 million dollar capital. L A Andrew cites approval by the War Finance Corporation attorney as the plan's key. He says the aim is to provide supplemental credit to Iowa farmers and bankers, improve marketing, and shift farm paper from commercial banking to investment banking. Andrew adds direct Wool Growers loans backed by wool in government warehouses will be possible as operation begins.
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Des Moines
War Finance Corporation
Iowa Farm Credit Corporation
Iowa
L. A. Andrew
Farm Credit Corporation
Iowa Fleece Wool Growers Association
Io Farm Credit Corporation
Andrews
Andrew
Harding urges cost cuts to restore normal industry
Governor Harding argues that manufacturing and distribution costs stay high while primary production costs fall, and that normal conditions depend largely on reducing taxes freight rates rents and fuel. He notes the arms conference results will shape the program and its global financial impact.
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Harding
Iowa Wool Growers Look For Market Upturn At Des Moines
Des Moines reports optimism as the Iowa Fleece Wool Growers association opens its fourth annual convention. W. Gann of Bloomfield says the worst in wool prices is over and improvement is near, with better prospects for cooperative marketing and price stabilization through pools. President W. W. Latta of Logan presides as speakers urge continued cooperative marketing and tariff protection for American wool.
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Des Moines
Iowa Fleece Wool Growers Association
W. Gann
Bloomfield
Treasu
Warner
Iowa Fleece Wool Growers’ Association
Association
Iowa
W- W. Latta
Logan
Supervisors to Fix Wages Soon in County Offices
The county payroll for the past year totaled 36 360 with 22 court house employees. The board of supervisors will set salaries for the coming year early next month seeking increases in light of new laws. State salaries range from 50 to 65 percent of elected official pay. deputies cap is 1500 dollars except sheriff at 1800.
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County Board of Supervisors
Court House
Farm Bureau
County Home Demonstration
Court House For the Current Year Is As Follows: Treasurer's Office
Auditor’s Office
District Court Clerk’s
Recorder’s Office
Board of Supervisors
Ad Club Plans Lecture Course Here With Sheldon School Speakers
The Muscatine Advertising club authorized its committee to arrange a three month lecture series using two lectures by Harry Newman Tolles and one by Samuel A. Davis from the Sheldon School of Science of Business in Chicago. Plans include salesmen ship instruction for store employees and decide whether lectures occur on consecutive nights or spread over three months. The Madagascar lemurs remark appears as an out of place note.
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Sheldon School of Science of Business
Chicago
Muscatine Advertising Club
Carl C. Schmidt
Harry Newman Tolles
Sheldon School
Samuel A. Davis
Tolles
Davis
Stanley F. Krebs
Stillman Hearing Taken to Canada
John E. Mack guardian ad litem for Guy Stillman arrived in Montreal for hearings on the divorce suit from Mrs. Anne A. Stillman. He carried U S testimony records and conferred with Canadian counsel Gonzalo Desaulniers ahead of the January 11 hearing date.
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Montreal
John E. Mack
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Guardian Ad Litem
Guy Stillman
James A. Stillman
Anne A. Stillman
United States
Mack
Gonzalo Desaulniers
Montreal Hearings Seen Open But Lawyers and Witnesses Reserved
A source notes a request to exclude all but lawyers and witnesses from the Montreal hearings while the session is officially ordered open. The status suggests argument over access and participation in the proceedings.
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Montreal
Finest American National Cemeteries in France Planned
The American National cemeteries in France, per plans of the American National Commission of Fine Arts, whose recommendations have War Department approval, are to be the finest burial grounds in Europe.
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France
American National Commission of Fine Arts
War Department
Europe
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Air Ser
Vice Mechanics’ School
Reserve Board
Hutton
W. A. Hutton Co
Hershey
Logan-Bryan
Ill
United Kingdom
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Seaboard
Ce Ee
Nowamaont Q Noway
U. S
Shippers’ Association
Soe
Horst & Strikter CO
Davenport
Moline 1610
6Th Ave
Rock Island
Ave
AD Club
Krebs Lestures
Tefies
Madagascar
Stillman
Canada
Mrs. Stillman
Barnard’s Jewelry Store
E. Second St
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