Newfoundland Acts Target Export of Cured Fish Industry
The Newfoundland legislature closed its session with measures to control cured codfish exports. A new board will regulate export licensing, quality, timing, and minimum prices, plus inspection vessels and reporting. The moves aim to improve fish quality, safe transport, and reduce price slumps abroad. Also, the YMCA plans a two day Waterloo conference in September to review programs and plan for local and county work with leaders from Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls.
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Des Moines
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Reserve Bank Man Says Vast Cash Hoard Exists
Philadelphia acting governor William Hutt warns of more than 3 billion dollars in loose cash circulating among people. He notes the cash is hidden in pockets under clothes and stored in various places as part of a broader nervous economy. He spoke to an audience of business leaders.
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Uerta Releases 500 Vengeance Victims
Mexico City Aug. 18. Provisional President Olfo de la Vuerta orders two physicians to the penal colony on Las Marias Islands to establish sanitary conditions after sending 500 prisoners there as vengeance for influential figures in Carranza’s administration. Subsequent prisoners for felonies will go to the islands once courts hear their cases. The focus also targets large scale theft by paymasters and public employees.
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Ie Marias
Mexico
Olfo de la Vuerta
Gilberto Alenzuela
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Valenzuela
French Exports and Imports Rise in Six Months
Paris reports official statistics show exports up by 4 36 million francs in the first half year, while imports exceed exports by about 1 087 million francs, with materials for manufacture driving much of the rise. The surplus narrows from last year, signaling improved French exchange prospects.
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Iowa League mulls tax rules with specified municipal use
Des Moines Aug 18 The Iowa League of Municipalities considers asking the state legislature to legalize municipal tax assessments with explicit use specifications. The legislation committee is expected to report tomorrow as cities face near limits on bonding and spending.
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Iowa League of Municipalities
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Mars Mad Dash With Man's False Teeth
Paris, Ky. startled by a crash as an automobile struck a dog. Jacobson's false teeth flew from his mouth, a small dog scooped them up and ran, Jacobson pursued. The incident appears in a brief local news item with humorous detail.
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Paris
Wilmy Jacobson
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Australia’s Fence Guards Vast Rabbit Barrier Across Continent
Across Australia from Condon to Hopetown a 1 200 mile woven wire fence defends western farms from rabbits. The so called golden state remains largely rabbit free, protected by vigilant range riders who repair and patrol the barrier to keep out the invading horde.
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Hopetown
Australia
Western Australia
Old Spaniards Grow Sipple Sugar Cane Vision from Caribbean Past
The article recalls early sugar cane in Porto Rico with cane crushers and iron kettles from colonial times. It notes antiquated methods using oxen powered rollers and kettles still found on the coast while highlighting neglected fruit groves. It contrasts Spanish neglect with American fruit industry growth and fruit spoilage on trees.
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