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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1925

Page

8

Huntington Lions Club Promotes State Convention Feast

An ornate call from the Huntington Lions Club invites West Virginia Lions to a state convention May 25-26. The notice promises meals, a dance, automobile rides, and entertainment featuring Huntington officials and district leaders. It urges members to bring their wives, reserve early, and join in the lively promotion that hypes a grand Huntington host year.

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Dinty The Dog Killed By Auto In Huntington

The beloved dog Dinty Moore owned by W D Cunningham, longtime Herald Dispatch printer, died after being struck by a car when he darted into the street. Born in Bluefield four years ago, Dinty blended bulldog strength with collie gentleness and was famed for tricks like bowing. He often rode in cars but dashed for a street dog, leading to a fatal run over by the vehicle.

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Man's Best Friend Debate Captures Chicago Audience

Herbert Hooks of the Evaporated Milk Association argues cows, not hens, are indispensable to milk supplies. He warns a nationwide cow strike or egg shortage would trigger severe food crises, noting 1923 milk output and the need for millions of cows to satisfy evaporated milk production. Water pipes can be frost protected with straw rope.

Chicago Boasie Herbert Hooks Evaporated Milk Association Hooks America U. S. Department of Agriculture Amalnat

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