Reclamation Policy Shift Faces Congress and States
The article analyzes the 69th Congress potential shift in federal reclamation policy, moving from government built projects to joint federal state development. It notes past failures, financial strains, and calls for settlement advances, low-interest funding, and land pricing agreements to attract capable settlers and recover costs. Dr. Elwood Mead and Secretary Work advocate a human centered, cooperative approach to salvage the program.
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Coolidge
Congress
Bureau of Reclamation
Work
Interior Department
Colorado
Reclamation Bureau
Elwood Mead
Francis M. Goodwin
Thomas E. Campbell
Arizona
God John A. Widtsoe
Bureau
Mead
Chambers of Congress
Chicago
Great Falls
Mont
Sun River
Montana
Rocky Mountain States
Williston
Yellowstone
United States
West
Federal Reclamation
Reclamation Fund
Denver
Travel Fashion: Scarfs Hats and Flowers Dominate Summer Style
In 1926 fashion notes from Julia Bottomley describe summer outfits emphasizing costume flowers and neckwear. Scarves in chiffon with floral clusters and painted borders pair with jabots, lace collars, and under sleeves. Travelers favor light luggage, built in accessories, and practical coats, with palm-leaf fans and embroidered crepe de chine details completing the look.
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Globe
Europe
Jersey
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John Dickinson Sherman
Julia Bottomley
Western Newspaper Union