Alberta envoy Galls 10 land of uncrowded life
Alberta publicity director D A McCannel visited Waterloo to promote Alberta products at the Dairy Cattle Congress. He praised immigrants, described Alberta as uncrowded with 608000 people in 255000 square miles, and noted grain land priced at 25 to 50 per acre. The display will feature prize grains, Alberta scenery, and natural resources.
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D. A. McCannel
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Beacon lights to map airway from Oakland to Salt Lake City
Oakland officials announce a major U S commerce led airway mapping project with beacon lights every 10 miles linking Oakland to Los Angeles and Salt Lake City. W T Miller and E L Curtiss head a northern California phase from Livermore, with headquarters at the Athens club and a multi million dollar budget.
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Airway
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Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
W.,.t. Miller
E. L. Curtiss
Livermore
Los Angeles-Oakland Airway
Patterson
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Omaha
Athens Club
California
Bay
First Heat Wave Victim Reported In Waterloo
I E H Luttan proprietor of Luttan's feed store at 724 Water Street collapsed from the heat in Waterloo yesterday. He was taken to Presbyterian Hospital where he was reported greatly improved today. The piece also notes Sudan dominates global gum arabic supply and mentions guayule rubber efforts in Mexico.
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I. EH. Luttan
Luttan
Water Street
Waterloo
Presbyterian Hospital
Lawyers Guess at Reconciliations as 48 Divorces Dropped
Forty eight divorce actions in Black Hawk county were not brought to trial and will be dismissed at the September term. The rule allows automatic dropping if equity cases reach no determination within two years. Ten plaintiffs are husbands and 38 wives. Many cases were likely settled or reconciled. The list names numerous plaintiffs and defendants with their respective spouses and surnames.
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Black
Hawk County
Inger ‘Georgie
Erickson
Ira C. Erickson
George Russell
Hazel Russell
Annie ‘Lindelof
Oscar A. Lindelof
Floy Chase
H. AL. Chase
Jennie M. Amos
Virgil B. Amos
Verne
J. Budke
Leo
A. Budke
Charles Schneck
Florence
Schneck
Frances
Reichert
Philp U. ‘Eichert
Amanda Sheffield
Edmund
D. Sheffield
Ethel Ford
Carroll
Ford
Marital Disputes Filename Names in Court Records
A list of divorce and name-change actions includes Edith W Young versus Harry B Young Marie Russell versus Glen Russell Charles W Chapman versus Laura A Chapman Leona Mink versus Leo Fink Margaret Gilbert versus Ralph Gilbert William Olmstead versus Seatha Olmstead Mildred Herron versus John Herron Marguerite Sanden versus Sanden M Sanden.
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Edith W. Young
Harry B. Young
Marie Russell
Glen Russel
Charles W. Chapman
Laura A. Chapman
Leona Mink
Leo Fink
Margaret Gilbert
Ralph Oilbert
William Olmstead
Seatha Olmstead
Mildred 2. Herron
John Herron
Marguerite Sanden
Sanden M. Sanden
Des Moines Drains Pools as Heat Wave Persists
Des Moines and much of Iowa faced another day of extreme heat with temperatures near 97 degrees, closing all city schools. Children used public bathing pools while staff opened drain valves for winter preparation, as officials monitor the heat across the region.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Immigration Act to be broadened next Congress
Washington dispatch reports a renewed push in Congress to extend the 1924 immigration quota law to all western hemisphere countries, with Mexico targeted. Labor Secretary Davis and Immigration Commissioner Hull lead the drive, arguing that current policies funnel undesirables from Mexico under loose entry paths, undermining the act’s aims as thousands of Mexican entrants and workers affect North Central industry wages and conditions. The plan would curb Mexican and Canada entries, altering annual admissions and reshaping regional labor dynamics.
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INS
Western Hemisphere
Mexico
Labor Davis
Hull
Europe
United States
Canada
Newfoundlland
Newfoundland
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