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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1928

Page

13

Take Off Tariff and Cancel Debt Says Wallace

Henry A. Wallace told the Men and Fratelli clubs that agriculture lacks centralized bargaining power and urged a device to match business centralization. He warned futures would shift to cities if farmers are starved out, citing income shares and investment values from 1920 to now to illustrate the farm crisis and corporate gains.

Henry Wallace Henry A. Wallace Des Moines Wallace

Wallace's four step plan to ease agricultural downturn

The speaker outlines four measures to revive farmers profits. Remove tariff on European manufactured goods to reduce surplus reliance on grain. Buy marginal lands to improve fertility. Cancel European surplus through export controls aligned with McNary Haugen ideas. Endorses broader credit and agricultural adjustments.

Middlewest Europe Wallace McNary-Haugen

Waterlooan Dances On Big Wine Barrel In Heidelberg Castle

Henry T Esch of 621 Lime Street recalls seeing the Heidelberger Fass the great wine barrel at Heidelberg Castle in Germany in 1920. The 20 by 30 foot brass barrel built in 1751 holds about 50,000 gallons and preserves well.

Heidelberg Castle Henry T. Esch Lime Street Old Heidelberg Germany Waterloo the Courier Saturday Esch

Barrel Platform Dances Echo Palace History Alaska Rail Profit

A Waterloo man danced atop a barrel platform in the castle when it was filled, a palmy custom of dances on the platform. The castle reportedly holds secret passages and dungeons beneath. For the first time in its history, the Alaska railroad announced a net profit in December 1927 operations.

Esch Alaska Railroad

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