Mile long bridge planned at Fort Madison by rail engineers
At Fort Madison Iowa engineers of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe are sounding the Mississippi for a new double tracked bridge with overhead wagon and automobile lanes. The existing 1886 single track bridge burned months ago and was rebuilt as a temporary structure. The river here is over a mile wide and up to 50 feet deep, with Keokuk damming raising the water to near rail levels, making a new bridge necessary.
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Associated Press
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Missippi
Hinds
Dani
Keokuk
Iowa
Chicago, Rock Island & Puncitle
Mississippi
Davenport
Burlington
Fort Madison T Tuns
Piles Cured Without Surgery by Dr McCleary Book
An instructive book by Dr A S McCleary, a Kansas City rectal specialist, claims piles can be cured quickly without knives, heat, or hospital bills. The method allegedly succeeded in 8000+ cases over 24 years and is mailed free postpaid to interested readers who send name and address to 575 Parmigy Sanitarium, Kansas City, Mo.
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A.S. McCleary
Kansas City
McCleary
Parmigy Sanitarium
la Camille
U. S. Pat
Santa Fe bridge plans near river approach
Engineers outline a new river crossing project with modifications to the right of way. Construction over land will be handled by a contractor on the Iowa side, with work likely starting next spring as a major state penitentiary fate is contrasted.
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State Penitentiary
Santa Fe
Congress
Dass
Pew
Coluder Alling
Waterloo Lawyers Work for Creditors in Bank Failures
In Maquoketa Iowa September hundreds of creditors gathered over the Bank Bellevue J Kelso bank and Dorchester Hughey Lumber Co failures last year causing losses around 4 500 000. County Attorney Thomas was tasked with clearing matters as Attorneys J T Sullivan and son Jeffery of Waterloo met with officials.
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Maqubketa
Bank of Bellevue
J. Kelso Bank
Dorchester & Hughey Lumber Comppany
Thomas
J.T. Sullivan
Jeffery
Waterloo
Attarie
Quigley to Represent Creditors in Bank Action
Quigley of Minneapolia retained to represent creditors in a criminal action against two privately owned banks and a lumber firm. Banks and borrower went into receivership in 1932 after alleged defalcations and insolvency. Depositors raised 790 to hire attorneys to accompany them before the grand jury, while plans to remove a bank receiver are noted.
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Quigley
Minneapolia
Brand
J. Kelso, Jr
Bank of
J. Kelso
W. J. Guthrie
Money Seized as Outside Law Enforcers Move In
Authorities intervened to recover funds amid an action that drew in external law enforcement. Details remain partial, but the move aimed to compel payment and restore order.
Jingle Writers Win Cash Awards in Armour Campaign
Chicago September 12 Special summary reports thousands of entrants in the Armour Grain jingle campaign. Six top winners are awarded cash prizes as the contest concludes, with recognition for creativity and marketing impact.
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Chicago
Armour Grain Company
Jingle Contest Winners Announce Varied Prizes
Judges awarded prizes from 250 to 10 dollars in a nationwide contest. Winners include L E McLeod Brewer Maine first and Rev John W Dennis Tully New York second, Chester A Griffith Franklin New Hampshire third, Mrs Z L Potter Utica New York fourth, Mrs W F Davies Williamsport Michigan fifth, plus several ten dollar awards to winners in Michigan Wisconsin Connecticut Iowa New York and Ohio. The response was overwhelming with thousands sending entries and the jingle praised as a natural health claim for Maps Shake.
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Brewer
John W. Dennis
Tully
Chester A. Griffith
Franklin
N. H
Z. L. Potter
Utica
N. Y
W. F. Davies
Williamston
Mich
John C. Taylor
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