Iowa Industrial Review Week Highlights Rail, Dairies and Bridges
Hamburg Owen Mills unveils a Steam electric heating plant while Montour North Western lays new rails between here and Quarry. Des Moines reports 1927 hog shipments up 5 percent from 1926 among 116 Iowa co operatives. Co operative Dairy Marketing transacted over 1 million dollars in 1927. Numerous projects span Mason City beet sugar contracts, Dubuque free bridges drive, and a 204 525 dollar dock system on the Mississippi. Groundbreaks include Ames paving 1928 program, Custer agirdrome noted, and a 15 000 fire truck sold in Jefferson. A statewide arc of infrastructure, industry and trade unfolds across cities including Des Moines Dubuque Marshalltown and Madrid with roads bridges streets and telephones advancing.
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Hamburg
Owen Mills
Montour—North Western Railroad
Iowa Co-Operative Livestock Shipping Associations
Mason City
American Beet Sugar Corporation
Burlington
Mississippi River
Dubuque
Des
Maizewood Manufacturing Company
Delaware County
Belle Plaine
Iowa River
Lincoln
Iowa
Villisca
Nevada
N. C. Neilsen
Marshalltown
Ames
Des Moines
Muscatine
Custer
Custer County Telephone Company
Mes
Local Exchange
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Madrid
Telephone Company
Prople’s Telephone Company
Luther
Winthrop
Dyersville
Washington
Iowia
Southern Utilities Company
Jefferson
Wew Telephone Company
Humboldt
St. Augustine Catholic Church
I Town Creameries
J. C. Penney Company
Hubbell
Cedar Rapids
Lyman
Mortgomery Ward & Co
Estherville
Bettendorf
Bettendorf Company
ML & St. BP. & P. Railroad
False economy harms fire protection in buildings
False economy in constructing homes and workplaces leads to unsafe fire protection. Warren Ellis of the National Board of Fire Underwriters cites overruns of safety, unsafe fire stops, and non fire-resistive roofs as common cutbacks. He urges a shift toward fire-safe building habits in the first generation.
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Warren Ellis
Natorial Board of Fire Underwriters
Lengthy Mayfair Dinners Cut To One Hour Rule
London hosts drop long dinners in Mayfair after King Edward’s stance that no guest should remain at table beyond one hour. Dinners distanced from dancing grew unpopular as invitations waned, while restaurant meals with dancing remained unaffected. The king’s policy also discouraged revisits to houses with extended meals.
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London
Edward
Wes
Leaders Concede Hoover on Inside for Party Honor
A long analysis notes the farm movement backing Herbert Hoover, claiming it reshaped the Republican race after Coolidge’s withdrawal. It praises Hoover as farming’s likely champion, discusses Indiana’s uncertain result, and outlines anti-Hoover attitudes and strategic considerations within the party.
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Hoover
Lowden
Department of Commerce
Lowdon
Mr. Coolidge
Congressman Brand
Ohio
Brand
Congressmisi Burton
Indiana
Hue
Watson
White House
Lord Mayors Secretary 76 Declines Retirement Offer
London report notes Sir William Soulsby aged 78 and private secretary to every lord mayor since 1875 declines a retirement pension of 5000 a year. He chooses to continue in position despite the offer.
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London
Wiliam Soulsby
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