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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1913

Page

3

Ames Director Warns One Year Lease Endangers Land

Ames Iowa March 18 Director W J Kennedy of Iowa State College exhorts that the farm tenancy system poses greater menace to the nation than war famine and pestilence he blames the one year lease system for agricultural mining of the soil He cites high tenancy rates in several Iowa counties and outlines remedies including long term leases better buildings credit aids and land purchase options England and Scotland are cited as models with tenants tied to communities and responsible for soil fertility

Ames United States W. J. Kennedy Iowa State College Division of Extension Iowa Grundy Lyon Sioux Osceola Dickinson Cherokee Plymouth Kennedy Ireland Denmark England Scotland

Two Senators Claim Arkansas Governorship Amid Vacancy

In Little Rock on March 14 two Arkansas state senators asserted gubernatorial authority after Gov. Joseph T. Robinson’s resignation. Sen. W F Oldham and Sen. John M Futrel both opened offices at the state capitol and moved to claim the governor’s powers while each demanded the other retire. They announced intent to call a special election. A dramatized airship descent is also noted as Crystal today.

Little Rock Ark Arkansas Capitol Joseph T. Robinson W. F. Oldham Senate John M. Futrel Futrel Oldham

Judge Warns on Saloon Petition Grouping Hearings

Judge Charles B. Ran sie cites limited time left in his term and cautions that hundreds of petition names cannot be individually checked. He suggests attorneys group names into classes for a quicker ruling on the saloon consent appeal, with a possible hearing in one week if arrangements are made. The matter remains in abeyance awaiting strategy and Ran sie’s resignation notice.

Charles BE. Ransier Ransier

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