Mississippi River Trade Boost Favored by Chamber Leaders
J E Johnsom and W D Burdick told the Commercial Club and Chamber of Commerce that a New Orleans river route could open export markets for the Mississippi valley. They said steel barges already cut transport costs and a southern port would speed eastward shipments, while experts urged legal reforms and a stronger merchant marine to sustain growth.
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W. D. Burdick
Commercial Club
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Rockies
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E-Railroad
Ible
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J. B. Johnson
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Canal
Johnson
Japan
China
Asia
Africa
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Congress
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Woman Wins $8,000 in Breach of Promise Suit
Miss Cora Reder of Sioux City receives $8,000 after a court ruling in a breach of promise case against B J Todlock. She testified he owed $4,000 loaned in 1917 and lived with him for a week in Waterloo. Damages include $5,009 for breach and $3,900 for money loaned.
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Cora Reder
Inde Saars
B.J. Todlock
Tie
Waterloo
Iowa Senate Passes Rabbit Conservation Bill After Spoofing Debate
The Iowa senate adopted Senator Mitchells rabbit bill to curb shipping rabbits from the state after hours of amendments and humorous remarks. Senator Haskell chaired the session as plaster par riot rabbits decorated desks and a 29 to 14 vote approved the measure with the Wilson amendment directing state agents to enforce the law.
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Harrison County
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Parker
Polk County
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Senate
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Social season opens sweep of golden room reception
Invitations announced for an annual spring coming out party hosted by county treasurer Mr. W. J. Burbank in the courthouse gold room. From 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays through March 31 guests meet dignitaries including Mr. George C. Weber and Mrs. Jessie Marsh amid gold decor, artsy refreshments, and mechanical music from adding machines.
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Burbank
George C. Weber
Arthur J. Bung
George van Arsdel
W. Paul Ewing
Jessie Marsh
H. F. Probst
Invitation to a fashionable ball and tax payment call
A fragmented notice describes a cosmopolitan gathering invitation with social codes and tax payment requests. It mentions Waterloo and Ainuston as locales, an orchestra ready to play, and urges prompt response with a payable fee. The text blends social etiquette with financial commands in a stray, warting tone.
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Nang
Oooh
Rome
Ainuston
Jamaica
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