Credit Expansion Seen As Major Postwar Issue
Des Moines reports Arthur Reynolds, ex vice president of Continental and National Bank of Chicago, at Iowa bankers meeting warns cheap credit failed to lift production and reduce living costs. He foresees a slowing recovery, with production gradually rising as credit tightens, noting wage and price dynamics hinge on value added to products and serving workers who are the largest consumer group.
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Greater Iowa moves state capital headquarters to Des Moines
The Greater Iowa association will relocate its headquarters from Davenport to Des Moines after a board meeting in the Chamber of Commerce. The move follows a push for central location, aided by new president J. H. McCord of Spencer and secretary H. E. Moss of Des Moines. Attendees included Frank Kinsley McGregor, J. F. Harvey Leon, and others from multiple cities.
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Last Night's News in Brief San Francisco and Chicago
Two men and a boy were killed in an airplane accident when the plane struck a high tension electric wire. Corre The King's street police barracks was partly shattered by a bomb. Chicago: Suit against 13 leading linseed oil manufacturers for alleged violations of the Sherman antitrust act was filed.
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Big La Porte City celebration dances take shape
La Porte City builds a large dance pavilion on Ric Quilkin lots beside Main Street for the bowery dance during the upcoming big celebration. The town notes several local family arrivals, visits, and social events and reports multiple births, health updates, and church group activities as the community anticipates festivities.
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Elmer Paige
Harold Ionnson
John Hunter
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Okra Plants Make First Class Paper
Los Angeles based Times correspondent uncovers a 1900 Atlanta report showing okra fiber could yield high quality paper cheaper than wood pulp. The piece notes yields, by products, and speculative economics, including an ultra farm plant estimate and potential profits per acre.
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Los Angeles
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Los Angeles Times
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Pause
Oscar
New York
South America
Mason and Dixon
Department of Agriculture
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