Oil Industry Calls for Conservation in Gasoline Use
R L Welch of the American Petroleum Institute warns the public and 5900 Society of Automobile Engineers members that future motor fuel will resemble today’s gasoline, but shortages require engineers to raise efficiency. He cites rising kerosene demand, tighter crude oil, and proposes government cooperation, higher industry savings, and fuel-efficient engine design to stretch supply.
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New York
R. L. Welch
American Petroleum Institute
Society of Automobile Engreat
Wn Ag
Iit
Tre
Automotive Eneers
United States
Mathanno
Standard Group
Standard
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Boston News Bureau
Prevention of Elat-Sotr in Canning Vegetables
United States Department of Agriculture canning specialists warn that canned corn, peas, beans and asparagus may taste sour and smell disagreeable even when unopened. To avoid this tat-sour problem, gather vegetables within five to six hours, blanch, cool, pack one jar at a time, and load jars into the canner as packed. Use rapid cooling to prevent overcooking and preserve texture.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Building Permits and Real Estate Transfers List
Building permits issued for Bohner 1003 Logan Avenue residence 37000 and Geekley 2364 street vehicle dock garage 1000. Transfers include Yertha La Barre to Pant Tut 4 block original at Wat aves. various properties in Cedar Felis Cavanaard and Meret Lettre areas. details are fragmented with multiple names and addresses.
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Aja
Bohner
Logan Avenue
N. OM
Geekley
Strest
Vement
Hiram Gross
First Street
Purtel Bey
A. M. Philips
Avenis
Forage Noo
Alfred Oleen
Watare
Rmtts
Reyxues
Clark Hawk County
Yertha B. la Barre
Wat
Wa Wide
Seetiag
Corey
Camaron
Hedlig
Dow
Cavanaard
Drainage district bids rejected as costs rise
County board rejected bids for drainage district No. 7 along Grant highway citing high prices and unsettled markets. Bids ranged from 61 907.44 for labor only to 158 000 for labor and material with an engineer estimate of 125 000. Open ditch plan, laterals, and assessments would raise costs. The district covers about 700 acres and an open outlet could add 37.50 per acre, plus additional laterals cost. It is unclear if another letting will occur before spring.
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Grant Highway
Anderson & Empis
Marshalltown
Smith & Wendt, Spencer
Pioneer Manufacturing Company
Waterloo
Ite
John L. Zeidler
Cheer City Producta Company
Cheer
C. Eb, Walker
Calmus
Old Police Dog Bob Knifed and Euthanized
Bob, a veteran police dog owned by Seret Edward Burk, was knifed by an assassin Saturday and euthanized by a veterinarian last evening. The dog, a pit bull type, served near the police station and was brought to Waterloo by a circus as a puppy, about ten years old. Burk had him six years, after the previous owner left him to the county home.
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Bob
Seret
Edward Burk
Privlegeq
Tle
Jig
Waterloo
Serge
Burk
Manitoba and Prairie Labour Needs Report
Fragmentary report notes 30 000 farm laborers needed to harvest crops in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Mentions A Bowman commissioner of conservation and Manitoba agricultural context with unclear references to organizations and dates.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Shskatchewan
Alberta
A. Bowman
Coroeivatien
Maniteh
Wildlife Census in Yellowstone Shows Strong Game Growth
A National Geographic Society bulletin reports a robust rise in young wildlife at Yellowstone National Park despite wartime costs. Elk calves constitute about 16 percent of herds, bears suffer fewer winter losses than expected, deer and beavers thrive, and beaver lodges and dams attract visitors.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Yellowstone National Park
National Georaphicociety
National Park Service
Shepealves
Montana
Yellowstone
Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellowstone Park
Existines
Tower Falls
Rhode Island
Teton Game Preserve
Wyoming
Idaho
Mer Sannot
Bears in Park Miscounted Threaten Protection Efforts
A fragmented draft describes bears in a park, noting an overestimation of hundreds of grizzlies and black bears totaling about 100 individuals. It argues stronger protection to prevent extermination as bears wander beyond park boundaries.
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Alice Gordon Drexel Barrett
John R. Drexel
Philadelphia
Newport
William Barrett
Miss Drexel
Capt. Barrett
New Rochelle
Board Fitteg
Orlando Scott
Chicago
Umm
Oxlango Scott
Weloww
Orlando Storch We Mies
Doctor
Lymong
Mwesemome
Wieter
Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Michigan
West Sixth Shoe Shop
Ayeeholls & Gate
West Fourth Street
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standard of Company
Standard Oi Company
Michie