Iowa Counties Vote on 60.5 Million Bond for Roads
Couriers report that Iowa counties have approved highway paving bonds totaling 26.835 million this year, bringing the state total to about 60.5 million. Since 1926, 53 counties have voted paving, 28 new counties added this year, with 11 counties rejecting bonds and many in the gravel belt.
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Courier Special Service
Des. Moines
Iowa
Woodbury
Carroll County
Adams
Wayne
Warren
Decatur
Dickinson
Black Hawk
Cerro Gordo
Clinton
Floyd
Greene
Hancock
Kossuth
Linn
Marshall
O’brien
Polk
Scott
Johnson
Wapello
Des Moines
Jefferson
Mahaska
Appanoose
Jasper
Benton
Dubuque
Tama
Muscatine
Cedar
Fremont
Page
Davis
Lee
Henry
Monroe
Lucas
Clarke
Montgomery
Pottawattamie
Mills
Keokuk
Washington
Poweshiek
Harrison
Monona
Jones
Delaware
Buchanan
Plymouth
Franklin
Butler
Bremer
Fayette
Clayton
Chicksaw
Worth
Winneshiek
Story
Sioux
Buena Vista
Hardin
Grundy
Humboldt
Union
Cass
Shelby
Audubon
Webster
State Bond Issue Support Prospects Highlighted
Advocates argue for bond authorization by the next legislature citing counties that already voted bonds. In 1929 the general assembly could see at least 61 of 108 representatives from bond counties and 41 of 50 senators from districts with prior bond votes.
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New Oakland Six Surprises Motordom with Advances
The Oakland All-American Six debuts this week with a larger 117 inch wheelbase, new engine and Fisher body, broader interior, new duco colors, and several engineering upgrades. Despite added size and luxury, prices remain attractively low. The design features a high narrow radiator, sweeping fenders, and larger tires on smaller wheels, plus mechanical changes like a gasoline pump and new crankcase ventilation.
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Oakland
Car improves drive with smoother transmission and new system
Clutch upgrades include a new smoother transmission, four bearing crankshaft, 15 plate battery and updated oiling system. Eight models offered with road clearance 858 inches, height 70 inches and length 175 inches.
Chrysler Cars Sweep Hill Climbs in Transvaal Meet
Chrysler officials report a landmark victory at the 1927 Mulder's Drift hill climb in the Transvaal Auto Club events. Chrysler cars captured five firsts and multiple other top placements, led by George Harper who secured two trophies and added to his held titles.
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Chrysler
Transvaal
Transvaal Automobile Club
Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
Chryslers
George Harper
Saker Rose
Hill climb trophies stretch to consecutive wins rule
A bowl for hill climbing competition open to pros and amateurs and the Chrys ler cup for amateurs requires back-to-back victories for eligibility. Harper drove a Chrys ler 70 with about 20 000 miles on the odometer, and South Africa reports note the car has had no mechanical attention aside from carbon removal.
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Harper
South Africa
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