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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1929

Page

7

Water Works Adds Double Line to City Hospitals

The 1929 extension completes a double water supply to Waterloo and Westfield factory district hospitals, improving fire protection. The project costs between 85 000 and 100 000 dollars, with 12 and 13 inch mains connecting existing lines and creating cross river feeds to prevent dead ends.

Waterloo Westfield George EB. Shoemaker W. A. Hendry Fifth Street Park Avenue Jefferson Mullan Avenue

Camel Bows to Auto for Desert Travel

Bagdad, Nov. 6. The Near East sees the camel bow to progress as Bagdad becomes a hub for automobile routes. Thousands of motor cars head into the desert, and eighty five percent of vehicles operating from Bagdad are American made.

Bagdad Near East America

Mothers of West High Musicians Form Auxiliary

Mothers of West High School musicians plan to form a permanent auxiliary to support the band and orchestra. A meeting is set for 3 30 p m Tuesday November 19 in the West High auditorium chaired by Mrs Henry Brandt with members Mrs Claude M Cheney Mrs A E Gibson Mrs J P Jones Mrs J H Penly and Mrs Fred Wimber. The group will meet for social times and aid in patronage and purchases for the musical organizations.

West High School West High Henry Brandt Claude*m. Cheney A. E. Gibson J. P. Jones J .H. Penly Fred Wimber Informs

Studebaker President Eight Uses Ball Bearing Shackles

The Studebaker President eight, setting a labor day stock car record on Pike's Peak Hill climb, uses ball bearing spring shackles standard on President Flight and Commander models. H A Jackel of Fluckiger Auto says the system stays put under speeds of 50 to 60 mph, with no adjustments needed after extensive testing on Studebaker's proving grounds. Glen Shultz, driver of the winning car, notes it is the first new car he has driven that required no adjustment in such work.

Studebaker H. A. Jackel Fluckiger Automobili Company Glen Shultz Studebaker President Commander Proving Ground

Studebaker President Eights Showcase Ball Bearing Shackle Merit

In a 30,000 mile trial at Atlantic City speedway, four Studebaker President eights demonstrated the durability and ease of riding of a ball bearing shackle. The shackles required no lubrication or adjustment during regular inspections. A Vancouver aerial photography survey on November 6 reports the findings.

Studebaker Atlantic City Speedway Altho

Electric line survey completes in four days between Vancouver and Bridge River

Officials report a rapid survey for a proposed electric line from Vancouver to Bridge River, saying the work would normally take a year by standard methods. Separately in California, about 400 aircraft will be junked under new regulations aiming to reduce hazards, remove unlicensed planes and pilots, and standardize precautions.

Électric “Company Vancouver Bridge River Sacramento Cal California

Government surveys road traffic in the West

Denver dispatch reports a survey of traffic on western federal roads to aid road planning and safety. The study by the Bureau of Public Roads will run through September, counting vehicles on main highways by week day and hour to analyze usage patterns and regulation needs.

Denver Colo

Traffic rules list by state for daytime passing

A fragment lists states where a passing rule applies at certain day times. States named include Washington Oregon California Idaho Nevada Wyoming Utah Arizona Colorado New Mexico and Nebraska under review.

Washington Oregon California Idaho Nevada Wyoming Utah Arizona Colorado New Mexico Nebraska

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