Cowboys and guests welcome at the Flying Heart ranch
Harpet-2 and ERC 1s Cowboys mourn the loss of a prized phonograph after a racing bet with Centipede ranch. Yale cheerleader J Wallingford Speed and Culver Covington are expected. Helen Blake and Jean Chapin plot to win back the phonograph. A dramatic ranch arrival follows as valet Lawrence Glass joins the party amid mistaken welcomes.
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Flying Heart Ranch
J. Wallingford Speed
Yale
Culver Covington
Helen Blake
Spee
Jean Chapin
Covington
Helen
Speed
Mike
Mr. Speed
Miss Blake
Jean
Stover
Mr. J. Wallingford Speed
Fresno
Tresno
Mir* Chapin
Culver
Mr. Covington
Miss Chapin
Bill Stover
Wiltin
Carara
Miss Chipin
Lawrence Glass
Jack
Mr. Glass
Wally
Berkeley Fresno
Roberta
Miss Blake Proposes Race To Prove Speed
Miss Blake asks J Wallingford Speed to run a race against a known racer to regain a stolen talking machine for a broken hearted pair. Speed, uneasy, contemplates the plan as Stover introduces a diverse crew including an Indian, a Navajo descendant nicknamed Cloudy, a Mexican roper, and a four eyed marksman, all eager to witness the wager.
Iowa to Campaign to Eradicate Animal Diseases at ISU
The Iowa legislature funds a state wide program led by Dr Kurt Schern of Berlin to study hog cholera parasites and other livestock diseases at Iowa State College with a new lab and field investigations. Dr K W Stoddard will head extension veterinary science and lead hog cholera efforts.
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Kurt Schern
City of
Berlin
Iowa
Agricultural College
Des Moines
State Board
Cedar Rapids
State Board of Education
Imperial Board of Health
Iowa State College
Schern
Robert Ostertag
K. W. Stoddard
Kansas
Missouri Valley Veterinary Association
Executive Council Orders Levy on Capital Grounds and State Institutions
The executive council approved tax levies totaling over 1.5 million dollars, including half mill for capital grounds, Ames extension, and institutions under the state board of control, plus one-fifth mill for the State University and the State Agricultural College and one-tenth mill for the State Teachers College. Land for capital improvements may cost about a million, with a similar levy for Ames extension and eight-year funding of 150,000 for new public buildings and grounds, contingent on further funds. Safeguard crossings demands will urge railroads to ease approaches and enforce safer crossings after inspection of Crent White Way and River-to-River road in western Town. The state highway commission seeks cooperation with railroad and attorney general to improve crossings, noting steep grades and stall-prone crossings endangering autos and teams. Cavalry formations for the Iowa National Guard may be organized, but no concrete plan exists yet. The state will pursue the Baughn case before the supreme court with prepared arguments, while the Executive Council praises Casson on the capitol extension suit, with options on property to be obtained continuing through the fair excursion rate cases.
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Executive Council
General Assembly
Ames
State Board of Control
State University
State Agricultural College
State Teachers’ College
State House
Hall Miliery
State Highway Commission
Crent White Way
Railroad Commission
Casson
Talk County
Nounencil
L. A. Jester
Pups Bring Morning Paper Tearing Joy to Knox House
Mr Knox admires neighbors pups then watches them tear apart the morning paper and vanish around the house. He jokes about getting a dog, then returns in a sour mood after the playful shredding of his paper by the same dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antica
Mr. Knox
Amy
Porter’s
Lawyer’s Elaborate Defense Wins Acquittal
A lawyer recalls a jury case where he argued so theatrically to paint his client as a fool that he secured an acquittal. He explains this hoax-like appearance was planned to influence the verdict, then describes meeting outside court after adjournment.
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E¢Ourt
Judee
Silence’s Hidden Strength in News and Life
A reflection on silence as a powerful alternative to speech. It notes that silence avoids missteps and the need to retract words, offering clarity and restraint in communication. The idea contrasts spoken and silent impact across personal and public settings.
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Rex Breach
Rex Beagh
Paul Armstrong
Edgar Bert Smith
Harpet
Sarah
Tve
Mr. Stover
Aurelio Maria Carara
Maduro
Mr. Cloudy
Smili
Devine
Wille
Willie
Santa We
Plang
Hertick
J. I. Wall
Revenue Department
W. H. Williams
G. B. Mills
H. P. Rosser
Lakes
Mer Carlson
Iowa Fruit Growers Association
Wesley Greene
U. S
State University of Iowa
Geday Rapids
Thea Dental College Fund
Iowa Fruit Growers' Association
Conse Lake
Towa
Hawkeye
Bons
Goose Lake
Iona
Levy
Cavalry
National Guard
Iowa National Guard
Guy Logan
Logan
Baughn
Wl. Baughn
Harlan
Supreme Court
H. K. Evans
Baugh
Gay Prime Court
Tonan
Antowa
Mra. J
Fairbeld
Saya
Doan
Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
KiPmer
Daisy Fly
Express
Ave
Brooklyn
Post
Todian Com
Nake
Groces
Sign Corded Company
Lint Pea Eet Ramey Yal
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