Louisiana boys of Orleans dairy head south to Iowa tour
A group titled Louisiana’s “An est in the nature f 110” or best boy farmers from 40 of 64 parishes toured Iowa and Wisconsin to study northern farming methods. State education officials led by I H state superintendent organized the trip, visiting dairy farms, plants, and universities. Some travelers paid their own way. the group faced minor illnesses but continued the itinerary through Des Moines and Ames before returning to New Orleans.
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Louisiana
Waterloo
Middlewest
I. H
Marsh
Maxwell Farm
York
C. HL
Agricultural Extensionivision
Louisiana State University
J. J. Fournet
Lafayette
Lafayette, “A., Danker; Luc Langlinais, Merhant Planter
W. C. Abott
Kuna State University
Ston Rouge
Anks
Chambers of Commerce
Olice Juries
South
Thingis
Wisconsin
Loutena
Iowa
Mr. Abatt
Ilinois
Airwars
Chicago
Samson
Janes- Hie
Wis
Loulana
John M. Parker
Parker
Roosevelt
State Department of Education
W. S. Tipton
Harris
General Assembly
Arr University
J. Whitehead
West Baton Rouge Istrict
West Batn Rouge
Guisina
United Lates
Y. Tipton
Tomes
Des Moines
Louis
New Orans
Ralph Shaw
Loranger
Corbin Baker
Anghan
Madison
Mr. Whitehead
Rotary Club
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Ames
Foles Refuse Offer of French Command
Polish general staff has rejected the offer of Gen Weygand to command a Polish army if granted full autonomy. Gen Weygand and Gen Radcliffe, from the Anglo French mission, argued the situation was not hopeless and could be retrieved with their recommendations carried out.
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Associated Press
Paris
Aus
Werygand
Warsaw
Weyzand
Ima. Radcliffe
Aitis
Adopting Waterloo street car design to modernize fleet
Waterloo council prepared to approve a recommended street car type with specifications for 20 cars at about 7700 each. The design features double trucks with caliper springs, low entry steps, 12 heaters, and 2.2 foot aisle width, plus a level floor and safety fenderless front. Illustrations show a single-step entrance and heated, rubber-door protection to reduce finger injuries. Deliveries expected within four to five months after approval, aligning with franchise requirements and extensions for new tracks.
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Waterley
Une
Ted Geass
Loul
Uae
Waterloo
N. W. Frisbie
L. A. Link
GC. D. Cass
Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Co
St. Louis
American Car Company
Fender
Courier
Greater Waterloo Also Sells Letter Folders
Small quantities of the letter folders advertising Waterloo will be given out to members of the Greater Waterloo association, said J. MacDonough, general secretary of the association, today. Orders for the folder may be made thru the association and company letterheads may be printed in place of the association head now being used. The cost of the folder is $2.04 and less when ordered and larger quantities. The traffic subdivision of the association will meet at Hotel Russell-Lamson Wednesday noon. A traffic officer to handle the traffic work of the association will be appointed.
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Waterloo
Greater Waterloo Association
J. MacDonough
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Canada to Own World's Largest Rail System
The Canadian government plans a merger of Canadian National Grand Trunk and Grand Trunk Pacific to create a transcontinental system totaling about 22 000 miles. It will employ around 150 000 people, operate thousands of locomotives and freight cars, and serve routes from Sydney to the Atlantic and Pacific ports, with ships binding Atlantic ports to Europe and other regions.
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Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Canadian National
Gran Trunk
Grani Trunk Pacific
Canadian National Railway
Peh Central
Sydney
Victoria
B. C
Neiva Scotia
Prince Hillward Island
New Brunswick
Ontario
Alberta
British Columbia
Unite States
Atlamtic
Palesute
Vancouver
China
India
Japan
Haiwani
East Indies
Quebec
Montreal
Clrfax
Europe
South America
West Indies
Roosevelt Glad to Be on Ticket With Cox
Roosevelt expresses strong support for James M. Cox as the Democratic presidential nominee and outlines views on reforming government, foreign policy, and national economy. He argues for a modern, efficiently run state, stresses independence from party lines, and calls for progress through practical leadership and unity.
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Roosevelt
Gov. Cox
Wigalshi WU
Hy Joffice
Jan Lliness
Alkamini
America
James M. Cox
Yira- Brese
100 Millions for Foreign Trade 1921 Plan of Bankers
New York Aug 4 The administrative committees of the American Bankers association urge organization of a foreign trade financing corporation on lines endorsed by the association and elect John McHugh as chairman of the board of allocators. The corp would maintain and develop foreign markets for American products with a possible capitalization of 100000000, organized Jan 1 1921. Board representation will reflect regional subscriptions and debentures, with personnel to be announced after McHugh returns from Europe.
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New York
American Bankers Association
John McHugh
William F. Collins
Association
Commerce and Marine Committee
Meltugh
Board of Istructure
Dis
McHugh
Europe
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Wear Lake
Momihoe
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Air Pat Mire
Charles Lockwood
Tat Yilen
Sam Melcherts
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Vhienna
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Motormain
Greater Waterloo
Vu Keepin Cvountry
Civsersien
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Plan OF Bankers
Financing Corporation
Bankers’ Association
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Cross
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W. J. Banard
Arlyn Taylor
Lucy
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