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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1928

Page

6

State Budget Requests To Run About Five Million Above

Des Moines reports budget estimates predict state department requests for the next biennium will total around 35 million dollars, about five million more than current appropriations. Budget director BL Hogue and Governor Hammill will review submitted requests from departments including the attorney general treasurer board of control and board of education before legislative committees decide final totals.

Des Moines State Department BL. Hogue Hammill House Senate Board of Control and Board of Education Board” of Control Board ’of Education Boards of State Board of. Education

Washington Observations on 1928 Campaign Tactics

The piece surveys Democratic strategy with Gov Smith speaking in the south from Monticello near Jefferson's grave, amid debates on religious freedom and prohibition. It notes Hoover’s anti liquor stance, Kellogg’s Paris dinner, and a glance at advisors Proskauer and Moskowitz, with Borah’s health and age referenced.

Gov. Smith South Thomas Jefferson Monticello Pat Harrison Ayell Smith North Carolina Kentucky Tennessee Washington Kelloge Paris Coolidge United States State Department Kellogg

River Wall Work Delayed by High Water

Construction on the new river wall from the rear of the Syndicate building to Firth Street Bridge is still held up due to high water levels.

Firth

Wall work to begin as recession ends delay eases

A damaged OCR fragment notes wall repairs may start in a few days as water levels recede. It mentions ongoing groundwork and awaiting conditions before work can proceed. The tone implies plans are contingent on stability and access.

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