Recreation Vital to Community Says Deere Head
William S Butterworth of Deere & Co. urges Atlantic City audience that playground and recreation programs are essential for cities attracting industry. He cites economic benefits, healthier citizens, and higher land values, urging communities to invest in parks and public facilities to lure factories and workers.
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William S. Butterworth
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Deere & Co
Moline
John Deere Tractor Co
Waterloo
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Atlantic City
N. J
Butterworth
Hiss
Playground and Recreation Association
Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania
Park Space Pays Aiding Land Value And Public Welfare
The article argues that municipal parks raise surrounding land values by offering sunlight, beauty, exercise, and nature. Realtors add park costs to lot prices, recovering value while promoting recreation. It suggests recreational planning reduces juvenile delinquency and crime costs, citing reform school expenses and health benefits from regular wholesome recreation.
Recreation benefits city life and industry
The text argues that stimulating outdoor play strengthens nerves and muscle, linking recreation to economic gains for the municipality, taxpayers, owners, industry, and individuals. It urges citizens to promptly implement programs to meet high efficiency standards, recognizing recreation’s broad advantages.
Frigate Book Shop to Be Opened Soon
Miss Della Northey announces the Frigate Book Shop at 508 Commercial Street. Stock is arriving and Waterloo readers will find the latest reading material available. The shop opens in about a week with a rental library and seasonal cards. Northey brings five years librarian experience in Indiana and library service in Delaware and California.
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Commercial Street
Frigate
Waterloo
Oregon
Cal
Emily Dickinson
Vets Leave for Cuba From Des Moines Train Debuts
Iowa's delegation to the national encampment of Spanish American War Veterans Association departs Des Moines on a special train for Hawaii Cuba event set from October seventh to twelfth. The Iowa department drum corps and drill team accompany the group, bringing the total to 125 persons.
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Cuba
Des Moines
Iowa
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