Census estimates U.S. population hits 120 million in 1928
Washington March 14 provisional census bureau estimate puts U S population at 120,013,000 as of July 1 1928 up 14 percent since January 1 1920. Florida leads gains with about 43 percent rise followed by California and Michigan. next federal census not until 1930.
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J J McGarvey Rally After Sudden Illness At Auto
J J McGarvey of 1026 Fourth Street West was found semi conscious in his garage and taken to St Francis Hospital with serious illness. Today his condition was reported improved. Fellow patient Neal, who recently had an appendectomy, was reported good.
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J. J. McGarvey
Fourth Street West
St. Francis Hospital
Fsson, Neal
Olson to Build 2 Bremer Bridges
The Iowa state highway commission awarded two bridge contracts totaling 31,925 to the Olson Construction company of Waterloo. The projects, a two miles west of Frederika over the Wapsipinicon river and six miles north of Denver over Crane creek in Bremer county, will use truss design with steel I-beam approaches.
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Ames
Waterloo
Frederika
Wapsipinicon River
Denver
Crane Creek
Bre
Mer County
State Highway Commission
Audubon
Delaware
Wright
Chickasaw
Gon
Thor Fiske
Garber
Chickasaw County
Bremer County
Amos’ Melburg
Cedar Rapids
Olson Construction Company
Amos Melburg
Poweshick County
CG. H. Kerns
Fairfield
Jefferson County
Stilman & Stoops
Wright County
Channel of God Doctrine in John Meditation
A fragmentary religious note discusses Jesus as a channel through which God works. The quoted verse hints at Christ’s unity with the Father and the Spirit’s activity in believers, referencing a Luther-influenced author and memory-verse study.
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Luther
Boy Chokes to Death on Kernel of Corn
Des Moines March 14 A boy Willard Houge six died after choking on a kernel of corn at school and suffering while an ambulance crew tried to save him. Neighbors noticed the boy choking and he was taken to a hospital but could not be saved.
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Des Moines
UPI
Willard Houge
Des Boy
Moines
Premium Protection Hidden in Your Travelers Auto Policy
The article explains that the paid premium on a Travelers Automobile Policy shields you from large bills when expenses are high. It emphasizes financial relief and peace of mind during times of need.
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