Leaders Praise Aero Club Work and Aircraft Defense Efforts
A sweeping collection of endorsements from U S Senators and Representatives supports strengthening aviation for army navy and militia. Notable figures including Senator James W Wixworth Jr Senator John W Weeks and Congressman A P Gardner stress the need for permanent aviation sections at military and naval centers faster aircraft funding and expanded use of airpower to defend the United States.
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Aero Club of America
Uncle Sam
Teels
James W. Widsworth Jr
United States
National Guard
John W. Weeks
Aero Club
Army
Navy
OC Ta
Congress
James D. Phelan
Notr
Uae
A. P. Gardner
House of Representatives
Sam d
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Aero plane fund aids militias amid war talk
The Aero club of America has launched a national aero plane fund to supply immediate aircraft needs for states and militia. Over $39,000 has been raised, with Emerson McMillian pledging to add ten percent. Aeroplanes and training have already been sent to New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and the naval militia of New York and Wisconsin, with more to follow as funds permit.
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Aero Club of America
Emerson McMillian
Wall Street
New York
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Wisconsin
National Guard of
National Guard
Naval Militia
Real estate transfers recorded in Dunkerton Waterloo Cedar Falls
Black Hawk Co abstracts lists transfers: Fred Dunkerton to G I Buchner lot 1 block 2 Dunkerton add Dunkerton 2000 dollars. A G Friedley to Mattie E Friedley part lot 1 black 12 William Watkins sub Waterloo. Galloway Investment to Cerelda Lansing lot 113 Galloway 1 dollar. John W Fox to Robert Wolfensperger and John Skeel lot 5 block 60 Bakers add Waterloo 7500 dollars. B C Mason to Jack Casebeer trustee block 115 Riverview add Waterloo 1 dollar. Geo E Virden to C H Ashley lot 12 block 4 Virden’s add La Porte City 275 dollars. L L Harris to Rutledge Harris lot 3 block 13 Normal add Cedar Falls 500 dollars.
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Black Hawk Co
Fred
Dunkerton
G. I. Buchener
A. G. Friedley
Mattie E. Friedley
William Watkins
Waterloo
Galloway Investment Co
Cerelda Lansing
Galloway
John W. Fox
Robert Wolfensperger
John Skeel
Baker's Add
B.C. Mason
Jack Casebeer
Riverview Add
Geo. E. Virden
C. BH. Ashley
Virden’s
la Porte City
L. L. Harris
Rutledge Harris
Normal
Cedar Falls
Farmers Cut Corn for Filling Silos and More
The weekly Town Weather and Crop service bulletin notes a week ending Sept. 27 with average temps three degrees below normal and light frost on the 21st with no major damage. Rain was above average, especially in the northeast. Dubuque 5.16 inches, Waterloo 4.51. Early planted corn progressed, field prep for next year, but wet weather slowed late. About 80 percent of early corn likely safe from frost by Oct 10. some fields ready for seed. Fall plowing advanced. wheat sown before weekend rains. Potato harvest begun. many tubers resting. Also appears an ad for dairy cattle and farm equipment for rent near Minneapolis.
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Town Weather and Crop Service
Geo. M. Chappel
Des Moines
Dubuque
Waterloo
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