Iowa Roads Benefit Seen in Saving for Auto Owners
Belle Plaine July 2 Iowa auto owners could save over 6 million dollars yearly if the state primary and secondary roads are improved, says O G Burrows publisher of the Belle Plaine Union and Iowa Good Roads director. A tire company test showed dirt roads cost more per car than concrete roads, with potential savings of about 144 dollars per year per driver on average, rising for heavier cars. Burrows urges a 38.060 million bond issue at 5 percent to fund road improvements, arguing the savings would cover interest and benefit motorists statewide.
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Towa Good Roads Association
Frontier Days Bring Wild Brahmas to Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids prepares July 7 to 11 for Frontier Days with a performance by Cheyenne and Dewey Oklahoma roundups. C Bs Irwin and Pog Tlorn Clancy arrange for contestants from two famed events to visit. A thousand Brahma steers from Texas will test riders as part of the show.
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Ruth Roach
Ministers back statewide highway system to fund with primary roads
The speaker argues that if town officials fully grasp the economic benefits of improved roads, funded from primary roads funds without raising taxes, they will back a state-wide highway program rivaling the best in the nation. The plan would place the system on par with top road networks.
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Regional states listed include Illinois Minnesota Wisconsin and Missouri
A brief line notes neighboring states Illinois Minnesota Wisconsin Missouri among others. The item implies regional context without detailing events or names.
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Missouri
Bootlegging Case in Winneshiek County Noted This Week
In Decorah Iowa on July 2 a bootlegging incident became the first case since January 1. A stranger in Ridgeway met marshal who lacks a standard police uniform and invited him to buy hooch. The sheriff intervened, arresting the man Mika Miller of Winona Minnesota who appeared before Judge Ta Who and received three months.
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Vaudeville and Pictures Expose at Theatrical Offer
Sensational expose of liquor trafficking and high society is being shown by Things Theatrical featuring vaudeville acts and film selects. The program blends social critique with entertainment and aims to shock attendees with illicit connections.
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