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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1923

Page

8

Machines Reduce Manpower Needs in All Industry

Des Moines reports on Ethelbert Stewart urging labor savings through machinery and automation. He cites plants cutting workers via material routing, magnet crane handling of billets, and oil feeding from 48 coal shovelers to three firebox workers. He notes Iowa's large agricultural efficiency and potential national savings across states.

Des Moines Ethelbert Stewart United States International Association of Public Employment Services Toronto A. L. Urick Iowa Stewart Urick New England Worcester Mass International Paper Company

Bremer County Palm Captures Biggest Rattlesnake Catch

The Tripoli correspondent reports a theft tied to a rattlesnake capture in Bremer County. The item is described as stolen bodily, with palm noted in reference to the event.

Bremer County Waverly Tripoli

Men kill forty two rattlesnakes in hollow railroad tie

Four workers Frank Beggerow Ernst Hankner August Hichmann and Frank Lamb while tamping a tie on the railroad between here and Sumner uncovered a hollow section sealed with a nest of rattlesnakes. They killed forty two snakes after breaking the hollow tie.

Frank Beggerow Ernst Hankner August Hichmann Frank Lamb Stahilhut Here Sumner

Sixty Three Year Old Judge Enrolls In Wisconsin Law School

Madison report notes Judge J M Reynolds aged 63 from Louisiana begins summer session at University of Wisconsin Law School. He says he wants to be a lifelong student to learn evolving field law and plans to return to Wisconsin later. Also mentions Egyptian police carrying shields for protection.

Madison, Wis J. M. Reynolds Third District Court of Louisiana Th University of Wisconsin International News Service Reynolds Studien Bummmer University of Indiana T Wisconsin

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