Iowa urged to use home resources for growth
Des Moines report by Arthur Huntington of the Iowa Railway & Light Co. argues Iowa’s lag in industrial development stems from underappreciation of state advantages not from barriers. He cites abundant raw materials, extensive rail access, and the need for coordinated banking, education, and publicity to unifying industry and agriculture.
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Iowa Railway & Light Co
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Iowa Industrial and Agricultural Commission
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Vairage
Iowa
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Towa
Beilford
van ‘Buren County
Ames
Iowa City
Oelwein Public Schools To Open Monday With Record Enrollment
Oelwein IA September special report says the public schools will open Monday with a projected record enrollment. About 30 teachers start the year at the high school and grade schools. Merritt Fassler named principal of the senior high. A. W. Moore announces a change in the normal training course for the high school and a required physical education program led by George W. Lee. Staff includes Katherine Mears English Wat Joe Ada Burton English Garydon Thelma Spicer English Corrdon Maude Howell mathematics Gelwein Leta Montz mathematics Arlington George Hess social science Charles City Lucy Stahl science Marion Helen Howe history Linnie Butts normal training Bedford George Lee physical director Marion Maude Adams commercial Mullin Latin Mildred Searles home economics Waco.
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George W. Lee
Ies
Marion
University of Iowa
Merritt L. Fassler
Principa
Katherine Mears
Wat Joo
Ada Burton
Garydon
Thelma Spicer
Corrdon
Maude Howell
Gelwein
Leta Montz
Mathemat Arlington
George
Baseball Finds Favor in Wales
Baseball, once little known in England, gains popularity in Cardiff and South Wales. Liverpool and other centers host leagues with four clubs in Cardiff, including a women’s division, as crowds of up to 4,000 attend games in public parks.
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Wales
Liverpool
Canada
United States
England
South Wales
America
Reiter
Cardi
Germany cannot compete in auto trade says Reichstein
Berlin reports Dr. Carl Reichstein, auto industry figure, argues Germany cannot match United States automobile prices or volumes. He cites lower production capacity and limited market demand, calling German cars a luxury and warning protectionist duties are needed.
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Germany
Berlin
Carl Reichstein
Auto- Mobile
United States
Iad Mertex
Reichstein
Germans Favor Home Life Over Cars Says Report
A report argues that no one earning 10 000 marks annually would buy a car for 2 000 marks. It states Germans value housing clothing intellectual enjoyments and children's education and spend more on these items than Americans.
Villagers Flee As Matterhorn Cracks Alarm Towns
Report from Zermatt notes broad crevices on the Matterhorn trigger fear. Authorities ordered evacuations to Breil with Alpine troops enforcing moves and engineers deployed to vacated villages. Soldiers and residents faced forced removal while cattle were moved to safety.
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Turin
Aly
Breil
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