Farmers Relief Debate Shapes Senate Policy
Washington adjusts to farm distress as the senate weighs direct relief limits. The Norris bill proposes government as middleman and buyer-seller for farm goods to Europe, but the administration blocks it and backs a subordinate extension of war finance corporation powers to support lending on crop security. The substitute aims to avoid direct government ownership while expanding the WFC’s role.
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Mark Sullivan
Washington, D.C
Senate
United States
Jtas
Kraska
Norris
Warduance Corporation
War Finance Corporation
Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Steem
Norrigs
Nebraska
Committee of Agriculture
Europe
Shipping Board
North
Funes
War Finance Corportations
Mer‘hant
Gover
Farmers’ Bloc
Ube Farm
Washington, T
New York Evening Phen Inc
Bulldog Joyrider In Police Toils Again
A police call from 429 Center Street reports a large dog took possession of a parked car and refused entry to the owner. Authorities recognize the same bulldog mischief from weeks prior, and a detail detained the animal at the station pending owner recovery.
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Staten
Cen
Ter
Develop Camp Dodge as I N G Headquarters
Moines Aug 3 Officers of the Iowa national guard met at Camp Dodge for two days to plan improvements on the state owned site. Contracts have been let for a large swimming pool and a motor transport building with landscaping under consideration. The camp is to feature modern structures and become a premier midwest national guard center. The governor appointed board includes General M A Tinley Council Bluffs Col Loyd D Ross Des Moines Col Guy A Bremer Des Moines Col BE Lambert Des Moines and Maj H G Geiger.
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Les Moines
Iowa National Guard
Camp Dodge
National Guard
Middle West
Kendal
M.A. Tinley
Councy Bluffs
Lioyd D. Ross
Des Moines
Guy A. Bremer
Be.ef. Lambert
H. G. Geiger
Olives From Spain On Display In Local Store Debut
A puncheon weighing 172 gallons of olives in brine attracts curiosity in the James Black Dry Goods Company grocery department. The olives were grown and packed in Spain and appear as delivered to customs officers.
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James Black Dry Goods Company
Spain
Kicked by Horse Injures Orchard Resident After Operation
Charles Troge of Orchard New Jersey sustained serious abdominal injuries when kicked by a horse on Thursday. He underwent surgery and has rallied, now doing well.
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Orchard
Charles Troge
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promotes Health
Women and men admire beauty and fitness but warn that ongoing backache headaches and nervous irritability hinder popularity and progress. The ad claims Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound restores health naturally and relieves distressing symptoms.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Jolly Poker Party Held Up in Abandoned Shack
In Osage Iowa a group of men playing poker in a deserted beet worker shack faced a bold robbery. Two masked intruders entered, fired shots at the room, ransacked players, and escaped with about 70 dollars from the table while a pot of 250 dollars sat untouched. Suspects were not identified.
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Osage
Orchard
Roy Swein
Frank Devitt
Ward Coonradt
Ry Grover
Ed Johns
Mike Moran
Merit Badge Scouts Leave For Camp Ingachood
Seven merit badge scouts under A C Willford and Judge George W Wood depart Waterloo by interurban with boats and canoes for Camp Ingachood two miles from Brandox and from Waterloo. Campers will stay Aug 6 to 16, leaving at 10 15 a m Saturday after brief 9 45 a m arrival at the station. Junior camp staff includes Robert Mayer chief clerk Thomas Wells assistant clerk Wendell Webb canteen manager Lester Davis quartermaster Edward Whey assistant quartermaster Herb Messer chief yell master Edward Coburn chief yell master William Smith assistant yell master Blair Wood chief runner.
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A.C. Willford
George W. Wood
Waterloo
Ingachooe
Brandox
Ingachoac
Robert Mayer
Thomas Wells
Wendell Webb
Lestur Davis
Edward > Whey
Herb Messer
Edar Coburn
William Smith
Blair Wood
Marriage Licenses Report Names Resent in Garrison Area
William J Henke Garrison and Elizabeth Vader Drsart appear in the latest license list alongside Craig Clifton Wilson and Waverli Java Mae Losee Plainfield. The notice records multiple couples from local communities obtaining marriage licenses.
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William J. Henke
Garrison
Elizabeth Vader
Drsart
Graig Clifton Wilson
WaverliJva Mae Losee
Plainfield
Mortuary notices for Mrs Mary Mapes and Mrs J H Carter
The death of Mrs Mary Mapes occurred yesterday at St Francis hospital and her funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM at the Tainity Dome in Traer. Mrs J H Carter long associated with Shell Rock Bank died at her daughter’s residence, survived by two sons and a sister. she aided the Red Cross during World War I.
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Mary Mapes
Mary Mayes
St.Francis Hospital
Tainity Dome
Traer
Mapes
Cinthia Farr
Petersburg
Fla
Fires Cause $13,275 in July, Waterloo Chief Reports
Nineteen fires, many tied to spontaneous combustion, caused a total loss of $13,275 in July per Ray Tiller, chief of the Waterloo fire department. Several blazes occurred in refuse dumps and automobiles, with unclear origins still under review.
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Tiller
Ray Tiller
Waterloo Fire’ Department
White Gallup Nuptials Spark Denver Marriage
Miss Hazel Gallup daughter of Mr and Mrs D Gallup of 816 Denver Street wed L T White of Denver Corporation. The ceremony took place at First M E church with Rev F L W Court officiating and only near relatives present. The bride wore a brown devetyne traveling suit with matching accessories. A wedding luncheon followed.
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Hazel Gallup
D. Gallup
Denver Street
Bride and groom head to Yellowstone and Denver after wedding
The couple were served at the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs White. They began a trip to Yellowstone park and other places of interest before returning to Denver to reside.
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Mrs. White
Yellowstone Park
Denver Gt. 1
Mrs Hudson Arrives for Son Charles Hudson Funeral
Mrs F A Hudson will come from Oakdale Cal to Waterloo this evening and stay with Mrs Joel Miller at 827 Newton street awaiting the body of her son Charles Hudson killed in France. The Hudsons were former residents here and Charles enlisted from Clarinda Ia. An older brother Harold served in the navy. Surviving are father and sisters Ruth and Thelma. Burial will be here with Becker Chapman post military honors.
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F. A. Hudson
Waterloo
Oakdale
Cal
Joel Miller
Newton Street
Charles Hudson
France
Hudsons
Clarinda
Harold
Ruth
Thelma
Becker-Chapman Post
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