A Friend of the Governor and His Dreamer Buddy
In a railroad yard shanty two down and outs Bill and Stubby Joe listen to a town news column about John Flynn, a governor ally given bourbon by the governor before execution. Bill, a would be artist, imagines mansions while Stubby Joe rages at broken luck and the governor’s favoritism.
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Joh
Bi Willams
Stubby
Joe
Vwd
Stubby Joe
Bil
Slim Pinson
Tie
Bill
Till
Bill Gee
John Flynn
Lucky Guy
Flynn
Lynn
Edwin Tiffin Wins Ohio Gubernatorial Vote 4504
Edwin Tiffin topped Ohio's first gubernatorial election with 4 504 votes and no opposition ballots were cast against him.
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Ohio
Edwin Tiffin
Millions to Aid Wildlife Assured
Washington reports a major step for wildlife restoration with a President’s committee program starting soon. A fund of 8 million dollars is virtually assured, to be managed by the Bureau of Biological Survey under Secretary Wallace, with 1.6 million from forest funds and 2.5 million from public works, among others, to relieve drought areas and create water arenas for waterfowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Committee On Wildlife Restoration
American Game Association
Wallace
Bureau of Biological Survey
J. N. Darling
Bureau
Upper
Prairie States
Darling
Public
Public Works Administration
Loss of Arctic Ship Not in Vain Says Explorer
Arctic explorer N V Y Pinyegin says the Cheliuskin disaster yielded valuable data. Prof Otto Schmidt and crew gathered ocean currents temperatures and sea fauna information, hinting at map corrections such as Solitude Island being 80 miles off. The voyage nearly reached Behring Strait before sinking last February.
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Moscow
Chelluskin
Arctic Ocean
N. VY. Pinyegin
Otto Schmidt
Hardy Band
Pinvegin
Schmidt
Arctic Islands
Solitude Island
Pinyegin
Behring Strait
40 000 000 Year Old Pig Put on Display in Michigan Museum
A specimen named Merycoidodon Culbertsoni or the ruminating pig, dating back about 40 million years, was exhibited at the University of Michigan museum. The animal resembles a razorback hog with a distinct skull shape and long features, traced to the Bad Lands of South Dakota where early mammals declined as modern forms emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Kansas
South Dakota
Dakotas
Budapest police ordered mustaches for mounted officers
Budapest authorities issued an order requiring all mounted policemen to grow mustaches. The measure aims to enhance military bearing and align with national tradition of the dashing Magyar horseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Kudapest
Pelice
Hay fever blamed on Russian thistle and cottonwood
Dr. Ray M. Balvent of the University of Oklahoma told Western doctors at their convention that the Russian thistle is the greatest single hay fever source in America. He urged banning the female cottonwood tree as another profitable pollen spreader, and said cedars and elms also release irritating pollen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
America
Ray M. Balyent
University of Oklahoma
Femie
Feeding emergency roughages risks to livestock in drouth areas
Iowa State College experts warn that corn fodder heavy rations without supplements can reduce vitality in mature cattle late in winter and harm calves born that season. They advise balancing roughages with protein minerals, bone meal, limestone, and appropriate protein supplements to support breeding stock and offspring.
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Iowa
Drouth Area
Iowa State College
C. C. Culbertson
C. Y. Cannon
Cannon
Drouth
Professor Culbertson
Shaker Belief Centers on Dual Father Mother Deity
The Shakers claim a dual God, male and female, as the divine model for all creation. They cite Genesis 1 27 and trace Lordship first through Jesus then Mother Ann Lee who founded Shakerism in 1749 England and carried it to Watervliet New York. The faith divides humanity into Adamic and Spiritual orders with distinct life vows.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Earth
Jesus
Ann Lee
England
America
Watervilet
N. Y
Ike
Christ
Apostles
England's Dew Ponds Still Puzzle Science
The Illustrated London News notes England's dew ponds as relics of pre historic man with mystery about how they gather water on Sussex Downs. Moisture condenses at night forming ponds with straw and clay layers, requiring precise craft passed through generations.
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England
Illustrated London News
Sussex Downs
Christmas Programs Light Up Afton District Schools
McKinley Menefee travels to Morgan Minnesota for Christmas. Districts 2 and 6 stage village school programs with teachers Mrs. Jennie Slike and Ruth Nelson. A C C meets with prizes and gift exchange. Several families visit, while new curtains replace old at the township schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Menefee
Chas, Raggin
Morgan
Minnesota
Jennie Slike
Ruth Nelson
Katie Ware
Ethel Zwick
Chas, Menefee
Will Brady
Sutherland and
Galen
Kenneth Gould
Larrabee
Earl Zwick’s
Gilbert Clow
Afton No. 5
Harry Lesher
Gary
South Dakota
Ruth
Dorothy Montgomery
Sutherland
Chris
Clarence Montgomery
Lesher
Harold Gould
Brooke
Ardythe Elliott
No. 4
Afton
Aurrelia
Cherokee
George and
Earl Zwick
Christmas Dinner Gathered at Zwick Home in Cherokee
Mr and Mrs Alva Melton hosted a Christmas day dinner with Mr and Mrs George Zwick and Laurine and Isabelle Zwick at the Alfred Zwick residence in Cherokee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Melton
George Zwick
Laurine
Isabelle Zwick
Alfred Zwick
Cherokee
Wedding in Zion Lutheran Church Grant Township
A wedding was held Sunday at 2:80 pm in Zion Lutheran Grant township uniting Miss Anna Voss and Mr. Ewald Franzbeler with Rev. Albrecht officiating. Attendants wore blue and white, reception followed at Rudolph Franzmeier home, three course supper served to about 65. The couple will reside on a Grant township farm after March first.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Grant Township
Anna Voss
Hanover
Ewald Franzbeler
Albrecht
Lohengren
Gretz
LaVern Specketer
Verna Radke
Anna Franzmeier
Irene Mongan
Gilbert Garberding
Walter Sum
Edna Wellman
Leora Hoberman
Irene Zwemke
Miss Voss
A. G. Voss
Grantmeier
Rudolph Franzmeier
Grant
Herman Bumann
Crozier
Fred Roth
Gertrude Bahr
Kansas City
Bahr
Fred Wogahn
Arthur
Aurelia
Chas, Zwemke
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Mrs
Louis Radke
Christmas Suppers and Visit With Local Families
Mr and Mrs August Fett hosted a six thirty supper on Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Albert Lietz hosted a six thirty supper on Christmas day with attendees including Mr and Mrs Walter Miller and daughter Marlys, Fred Wogahn and son Arthur of Aurelia. Also, Mr and Mrs August Voss and Mr and Mrs Henry Hintz with their son visited the Elmer Berner home in Rockwell City for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning
August Fett
Albert Lietz
Walter Miller
Marlys
Fred Wogahn
Arthur
Aurelia
August Voss
Henry Hintz
Elmer Berner
Rockwell City
Melders of their environment urge self awareness
The passage stresses that humans must see themselves as makers of their surroundings and act to shape the environment rather than passively inhabit it. It emphasizes personal responsibility in guiding ecological and social contexts.
Territory for Bird Sanctuary in Louisiana Established
A new bird sanctuary covers 400 square miles in Louisiana to protect an estimated 10,000 migratory birds. The designation creates a protected area for habitat and conservation efforts led by state authorities.
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Louisiana
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Winfred Moulton
Aurelia, Iowa
A. H. Eddy
W. G. Port
Maple Valley Mutual Insurance
Cherokee County
Geo. E. Blanch
I. H. Lockin
H. H. Lockin
Geo
Blanch
W. F. Hickey
Isakson Farm
Diamond Center
W. C. Patten
A. A. Woltman
Iety
Nat. Bank
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