Smoke and Fire Raging Across Pacific Northwest
Heat and dry winds keep forest fires blazing through Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana with thick smoke over Portland halting visibility. Firefighting teams receive more help as the Fraser Valley and Mount Baker area report extensive damage with property loss estimated at half a million dollars and no confirmed fatalities.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Tned Corpenters
United States Forestry Servicer
Sandaw Fort
Mea Hebe
Mount Baker Naterdl
Bellivekate
Wellinedain
Nati Forest
Unclear Sports Conference Prospects Report From New York
A scrambled account notes Billy Gibson and Tes Rickard planned returns for a forthcoming event with Gene Pueney and Varry Wille, a meeting led by Charles Al Stoneham about a Pale dining Mullins bout, and negotiations involving Mullins, Wills, and Tunney with signatures expected tomorrow for a contract.
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New York
Billy Gibson
Tes Rickard
Doday
Gene Pueney
Varry Wille
Secorl
Saimie Attesne
Charles al Stoneham
Mullins Agin Des Sareif
Gale Son
Mullins
Gathering of the Adams Clan at Sunnyside Park
A Sunday Adams family reunion at Sunnyside Park brought together relatives from Dixon and Earle Lake Texas. Walter Adams and son and Mrs Brena Adams’s family attended, with baskets and picnics shared. The gathering honored the clan’s kin and the younger generation’s promise.
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Adams Clan
Sunnyside Park
Sunnaside
Sivas
Sivas Phener
Fenarty Pantie
Mie Nakane Bbenayens
Dixon, Uh
Tex
Brena
Walter
Ad Adams
Griswold
Masti
Conditions on West Coast Reported as Poor by Myers Couple
M J Myers and his wife, recently returning from a months long West Coast trip, report dire conditions in Southern California while noting broader hardships. They traveled as far as Cheyenne and faced illness in Mrs. Myers sister, Mrs S A Noyer, who suffered an apoplectic stroke.
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California
Gond
M. J. Myers
East Seventh Street
Myers
Fis Swife
Cheyenne
A. Noyer
Soviet worry over England naval projects and bases
Soviet leaders fear English naval expansion and bases in the Black Sea and Baltic. They cite plans to build coastal facilities at Constanta and Dieden and a strategy to trap Leningrad, arguing England could anchor a fleet to threaten Soviet ports without full war.
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Moscuan
Ming
Sivet War Office
Ander
Russia
Turon
Enighand
Constanta
Reamania
Dieden
Udaed
Helomenmar
Ethan
Danzigenald
Poland
Annnmier
Yanzige
England
Leningrad
Blackford
Two Farm Bureau Picnics Planned This Week
Two Farm Bureau picnics are scheduled this week. Activities include baseball games between county groups and Farm Bureau women, with Grove township hosting a Friday supper at Sunnyside Park. County Agent Surden helps arrange, with 2 F Coupe attending both events.
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Iran
Westin
Wen Tuwiship
Ube
Jat
Chomherad
Cinberland
Thegarma Bureau
Af Viet
Funerals in Territory Honor Late Local Residents
Funeral services were held yesterday for several locally known individuals. Rites for the late Brewster, a Civil War veteran, drew a large turnout at the Atlantic church with Rev M A Gable officiating. The massed attendance included members of the American Legion and local dignitaries, followed by interment in Masson township cemetery. Also observed were services for Mrs Dora Caughey and Mrs Meg Dara Couches, with interments at local cemeteries and pallbearers named from the community.
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Brewster
Methodist Church
Leval M. OR
Chisses
Mae
Amerean Legion
Marrhern
Harper Kirk
Serge
Tiarper
Whee
New Thenishyeu
New Hlampshire
Anib
BR. Phipps
Phipps
Magsena Banter
Ieeeeng
Pernice
Masson, Township
Dora Caughey
Meg
Daara Couches
Te We Caughey
Wn Aly
Tate
Slave Street
M.A. Gatested
EL McVey
O Nelson
Code Crouch
Kal Kimball
Mou. Heuer
Herheyt
Farm boys and girls judge at Ames today
Special to Ames reports farm boys and girls judging livestock at Iowa State College in Ames. Juniors train in animal husbandry as they judge draft horses beef cattle and dairy cattle in preparation for county district and state fairs and the Dairy Cattle Congress. A large group of juniors and many parents attend.
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Ames
Ody
Feta
Cantios
Iowa State
Ceolhoge Tealay Die Ing Praviien
Nowe
Larry Ratuhe
Dairy Cattle Congress
Hein Heli Striethy
Siewn
Wornchit
Dalla
Girone
Bonne
Vorte Gordes
Mahaska
Faim Iron
Bers
Franksin
Wi Grundy
Blick Hawk
Hardin
Guthrie
Mitchell
Bentans
Adair
Reckless driving and speed blamed for multiple crashes
A spate of accidents in twenty four hours linked to reckless driving and alcohol left several dead or injured. Mrs Boyd Thompson and her husband honeymooning near Boise died. Madolina Whitakes 20 and fiancé Earl Thornton killed near Correctionville. others injured near Muscatine and Albert Ben Minn. A man died in a street collision and two aboard a crashing tram were hurt. Authorities reported liquor likely involved in some cases and investigations continued.
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Boyd Thompson
Carroll
Boise
Idaho
Madolina Whitakes
Earl Thornton
Killes
Correctionville
Thornton
Sioux City
Salis
Margaret
Kauffman
Muscatine
George Haareett
Lake Mills
Albert Ben Minn
Otto Tome
Woh Weevett
Jalse
Tragic Auto Crash Kills Steinmetz Child in Buffin Center
Four year old Troyer Steinmetz and family members suffered fatalities when the Steinmetz car collided with a truck near Buffin Center. The child died at the scene. two other occupants sustained injuries. In a separate Iowa incident, Fred Irmer, 24, died in a Webster City to Ft. Dodge crash as the car rolled, with two companions injured.
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Sbuott
Troyer Steinmets
Ry T. Steinmetz
Buffin
Steinmetz
John Groathe
Walley
Rockwele City
Fred Irmer
Webster City
Ft. Dodge
Irmer
Arne Schumann
Family dispute over chiropractic claims and sleep loss
A couple once united in domestic life diverges over a friend’s chiropractic tale. The wife endures back pain and sleepless nights while the husband, who provided for her, dismisses the chiropractic claims as bunk despite hearing from a friend.
Foreign Officials Briand and Chamberlain to Confer in London
In London Briand arrives for talks with Chamberlain to discuss the German note on the security pact and to exchange views on threats across Europe. Discussions may cover Morocco Rif action, Syria unrest, Mosul mandate, Franco German trade talks, and Turkey relations.
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London
INS
Aristide Briand
France
Austen Chamberlain
Briand
Chamberlain
Europe
Morocco
Syria
Britain
Turkey
Mosul Mandate
Geranly
Potand
Ain
Cass County roads called "Cat's Whiskers" in praise
Anita Aug. 8 Special to News Telegraph reports a tour of the first supervisor district of Cass County showing Whiteway-7-Highway and all county and township roads improved. Bridges and culverts rebuilt or repaired. H. G. Armentrout praised for attentive service and economical work. North from Whiteway 7 east of Wiatt graded and fixed under his supervision. Other districts noted for harmony and progress toward top county road conditions.
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Anita
Grant
Lincoln
Benton
Franklin
H. G. Armentrout
Whiteway 7
Wiatt
Arsmentrout
Four H Clubs Compete for State Team Title
At city hall on Wednesday, seven county Four H clubs enter demonstrations to earn selection for county representation at the state fair. Girls showcase skills and clothing judged for state competition. townships Benton, Pymosa, Washington, Grove, Union, Plessant, and Edna participate.
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Benton
Pymosa
Washington
Grove
Union
Plessant
Edna
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