JOWANS PROTEST HEAVIER FREIGHT RATES ON GRAVEL
Iowa gravel producers urge the Interstate Commerce Commission to reject rate increases claiming higher costs will halt road building. Des Moines and Humboldt men warn a $1,000 per mile rise would push highway costs up about 31,000 per mile and hurt public welfare as 47 percent of U.S. business is construction driven. Waterpower licenses for Iowa projects delayed as federal panels reassess before July or August approval. Jubile residents report local moves and health notes. Mayo Clinic consults for stomach trouble.
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Washington News Bureau
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
Iowa
States
Interstate Commerce Com
R. C. Fletcher
Des Moines
Floyd Goodrich
Humboldt
Advisory Council of
Sand and Gravel Producers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fletcher
Goodrich
Department of Agriculture
Be the Way
Tom McDonald
Congress
Special Governmental Commission On Waterpower
Baker
San Francisco
Meredith
Secretary of the Interior
Payne
Waterpower Commission
Washington
Alaska
Claims Shortage Of Student Nurses May Handicap Hospitals
Buffalo June 30. Mrs Annie L Hansen, superintendent of the Buffalo District Nursing association, says without a remedy for acute nurse shortage many hospitals will curtail operations. A recent campaign to attract young women to nursing failed, leaving one Buffalo hospital to close a department. She notes US hospital training schools are efficient and new home nursing systems arise, but pupil numbers fail to appear. The country needs another Florence Nightingale.
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Buffalo
Mra
Annie L. Hansen
Buffalo District Nursing Association
Poward A. Mallory
Pwo Alto
Cal
Mallory J
Pnetr
Kirkwood
Leland Stanford University
Mallory
California
Hedrick Han
Mian
Ella Rutt
Mies Noxel Peterson
City Hospital
Owatonna
Minn
F. B. Hathaway
atMaxon City
Hathaway
Hath
Last Town Crier in Country Quits at Seventy in Provincetown
Provincetown Massachusetts June 30 the town crier billed as the last in America has hung up his bell and retires after long service in the seaside town his farewell marks the end of an era in local public notice and ceremony
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Provincetown
Mass
America
Sanual
Hampton Families to Tour West in Autos
Two Hampton families depart for the western journey by automobile. Dr. and Mrs. Sherwood Oak and daughter Helen join B. H. Mallory and Margaret for the trip. The Carr brothers, long residents of Oakland township since 1876, reflect county changes, with John B Carr and H. Carr among the patriarchs.
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Hampton
Drr
Sherwood Oak
Helen
B. H. Mallory
Margaret
Township
John B Carr
FH. Carr
Carrs
Oakland Township
Ecoasin
Carr
Ropell Ry
Lander
Oakhead Valley
Carr Brothers
H. Leg . Jo) Batten
Town crier Walter Smith ends 22 year duty in tiny town
At seventy he retires after 22 years announcing events along the town's sole street from sales to politics. The crier's last cry celebrated the reopening of the Church of the Pilgrims and a move to Wetmar Kansas. Nearby mentions include visitors and residents in shifting plans and assignments.
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Walter Smith
Church of the Pilgrims
Rheumatism Pains Are Always Treacherous
Advert reads a program to fight rheumatism by cleansing the blood rather than relying on local remedies. It promotes a product named 8, 8. 5, claiming it purifies blood, removes rheumatic germs, and offers free literature from Chief Medical Adviser at 611 Swift Lab- Sesto in Atlanta Georgia.
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All Druggista
Swift Lab- Sesto
Atlanta
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Horlick
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Wangler Bros
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the Larters Coe
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