Farmers Parley Presses Demand for McNary Haugen Plan
At St Paul Minnesota July 12 farm organization delegates from over a dozen states concluded the northwestern agricultural conference with renewed commitment to the McNary Haugen farm relief bill. Dr B W Kilgore of the American Cotton Growers Exchange urged full equality for agriculture as Congress members from the Northwest addressed the session. Resolutions chaired by Charles Brand Ohio urged strict tariff protection for agriculture and enactment of the McNary Haugen bill or its principles, while telegraphic assurances of support from many farm groups poured in.
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St. Paul. Minn
McNary-Haugen
Northwestern Agricultural Conference
B. W. Kilgore
North Carolina
American Cotton Growers Exchange
Congress
Northwest
Charles Brand
Ohio
Continuous reaffirmation of principles and pay insistence
The fragment reflects ongoing emphasis on adhering to core principles and a demand for remuneration. It suggests ongoing remedial effort over a ten year period, implying persistence in wage or compensation discussions within a broader policy or labor context. The text implies a longer-term corrective push rather than a single action.
Property transfers listed for Waterloo and surrounding areas
Multiple conveyances recorded in Waterloo and nearby additions including Black Hawk County properties. Transfers cover lots and blocks in Cooley and Manson additions, Riverbluff Park, Fay's Addition, Glenny-Logan Park, and Elghmey’s Out Lots, with buyers and sellers named such as John M Deardort, Nellie Powell, J A Aungst, Wm H Bixby, and W L Pruitt among others.
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John Otto Thelmer
Joseph B. Paul
Riverbluf Park
Black Hawk
Iowa
H. M. Hansen
John M. Deardort
Fay
Nellie Powell
J. A. Aungst
Cooley
Magale E. Cropper
Cooley Addition
M. Strom
Joseph Kurth, Jr
Manson
Cora
Fern
Wm. H. Bixby
C. G. Kober
Arthur E. Kober
R. N. Cowin
Samuel E. Miller
Glenny-Logan Park
P. W. Bela
Elghmey's
Waterloo
WaterlooAirman in Paris Invites Legionnaires
Roland F. Klein, a former Waterloo boy now in Paris, invites Waterloo Legionnaires to attend the Becker-Chapman post annual convention in Paris late in September. He praises Paris hospitality and contrasts Paris life with Waterloo, noting his wartime aviation service and current job with United States Lines. He quips that ocean travel would be needed for him to visit Waterloo soon due to busy work with tourists.
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E. J. Brucher
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Roland F. Klein
Waterloo
Paris
Waterloo Legion
Klein
Roland
Aviation di
United States Lines
Aris
United States
Hudson Bank Receiver Cuts Bill Receivable
Bills receivable of the Hudson Savings bank were reduced by nearly $15,000 through collections and settlements by the bank’s receiver, according to officials.
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Hudson Bank
Hudson Savings Bank
Fourth receiver report before court creditors notified
The fourth report of the receiver and final report of examiner Bert McCulloch recently succeeded by Paul Wilson are filed. Stockholders and creditors are notified the report will be approved by the court on July 19 at 10 a.m. Bills receivable total $180,487.70 with real estate valued at $95,609.50 and cash on hand $49,753.86.
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Bert McCulloch
Examiner
Paul Wilson
Bus Queen on Stand in Des Moines Court
Mrs. Helen Schultz Brewer of Mason City testified in district court to challenge the tonnage tax enacted by the Forty-first general assembly. She identified exhibits supporting motor bus operators' claim that the law discriminates against them during the state board of railroad commissioners enforcement effort.
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Des Moines
Helen Schultz Brewer
Mason City
Salt In District
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Forty-first General Assembly
MacNider Flies In For Guard Camps Inspection
Mason City July 12 Hanford MacNider assistant secretary of war on a 10000 mile airplane tour of national guard camps arrived yesterday He will attend the fourth district American Legion meeting at Nashua today and continue his inspection tour
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Macnider
Mason City
Hanford MacNider
National Guard
American Legion
Nashua
Iowa Roads and Weather at 10 A M
Iowa towns report mixed conditions at 10 A M. Des Moines shows good or partly cloudy skies while Davenport Cedar Rapids and Clinton remain cloudy. Slippery roads reported in Muscatine after heavy rain last night.
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Preas
Does Moines
Waterlo o Rail Line Track Report Card
Area survey lists track conditions around Waterloo with multiple segments labeled by direction and condition. No. 59 north and No. 20 east show rough surfaces while others such as No. 218 southeast and north west are rough. Several segments marked good.
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Waterloo
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Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
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Woerderhoff
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