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Newspaper
Bedford Free Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
6
The writer notes farm conditions with corn yields varying by region and warns an early frost could cause substantial damage. He praises soil conservation, suggests grass cover like clover or alfalfa on thin soils, and shares a bee colony leadership anecdote illustrating organized follows a queen.
The Parker family thanks friends and neighbors for the kind support and the floral offerings on the loss of their wife and mother. S. H. Parker and family.
The article notes Asiatic elephants have tusks only in males and these tusks are about half the size of African elephant tusks. It adds that in Africa both sexes possess tusks, contributing to population decline as females are also hunted for ivory.
Clarence Kendall family returns from Iowa. Local residents travel to Keokuk Omaha and Des Moines for visits, sales, and medical care. School year begins with Prof. Farmer leading Conway Consolidated Schools. Various birthdays, illnesses, and social visits noted among residents and nearby towns. A band of gypsies briefly in town, purse reportedly stolen but not recovered.
An English parliamentary candidate delivers a fervent address on the eve of the election. The speech praises victory over opponents and urges supporters to stand firm as the campaign reaches its final hour.
Public Health Service reports extensive investigations find that civic populations exhibit far lower rates of certain diseases than those in less developed regions. Medical authorities emphasize international comparisons and ongoing efforts to control spread.
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