Alexander Legge Named Federal Farm Board Leader
Washington reports general consent that Alexander Legge, head of International Harvester, will head the new Federal Farm Board. Legge, a Chicagoan, is popular in farming circles and has long been tied to Hoover administration service. The piece notes his Wisconsin birth, Nebraska upbringing, and rise from McCormick Harvester in Omaha to general manager in 1913 and president in 1922. It also mentions his close ties to Secretary Lamont and Hoover’s child welfare interests, plus a brief aside on other White House topics and a quip about parking space for China.
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Colorado Woman's Will Filed Here
The estate of Mrs. Eliza J. Moore probated in Huerfano county Colorado amounts to 3695.55 and is distributed among relatives. Mrs Moore died February 20 1928 and the will dated February 4 1927 leaves one fifth parts to PF W and A B McIntyre brothers and Ella Moncrief sister one tenth parts to nieces Clara A Neelley and Mae L Wycott one twentieth parts to nephews Harrison Laurence and Leroy Shields Fort Dodge Iowa and niece Jennis Nelson Fort Dodge the rest to other Colorado relatives she never lived in the county but owned real estate in La Porte City.
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Fort Dodge
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