Industry slows as winter comes amid 1926 employment report
Des Moines reports December 1926 employment dip of 0.7 percent from November, with November down 0.8 percent from October. Manufacturing losses were seasonal with brick, tile, and cereal mills reducing staff. Leather, paper, and advertising show gains. overall business outlook remains fair with plans for 1927 improvement after holidays. Building permits fall in November, but total valuations rise over October. Estherville bank opens with $40,000 capital, after seven weeks without a bank.
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Des Moines
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Noveber
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Iowa Trust& Savings Bank
Estherville
Turneaure Drops Damages Case Over Burial Plot Error
Turneaure, Civil War veteran and Bremer County pioneer, abandons efforts to sue for damages to a family burial lot after a mistaken identification in a Waterloo car crash story. Richard Atkins of Waterloo was the deceased. Turneaure aimed to stay in Waterloo to pursue compensation, then dropped the action after legal review. Also notes a local church election in Allision and church officers elected.
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Ralph W. Travis
Charles "Turneaure
Bremer County
Iorlon
Turneaure
Waterloo Pelice
Richard Atkins
Waterloo
Turnenure
Marghialstown
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