Olympic track stars eye 1934 trials in Los Angeles
The piece surveys U S athletes training for Olympic tryouts, naming Penn, Tulane, Alabama, Illinois, and Ohio State stars. It notes Harney and Osborn in decathlon form, Detilleny's hurdles prospects, Beard’s high jump record, plus midwestern contenders. It also mentions German welcome events and ongoing boxing gossip about Stribling and Schmeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes Berninger
Penn
Philadelphia
Harney
Rampine
58 Enroll In Boys Pig Club 58 Enroll In Boys Pig Club
The Jay County 4 H Pig Club enrolled 58 members on May 28 with pigs from top Indiana and Ohio herds. Pigs came from Morgan Carble farm and Stillman Viet of Hockville, with sires from major shows. the club lists members and notes the Terre Haute Olympic Village plans for 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay County +H
Ofty
DD. McHargue
Coantty Club
Wfc
Lally
Hoya
Morgan Carble
Uris
Aery Hirge
Poland
Wwatt
Ferry Neewe
Niles Saathetet
Braz
Enidianagedta
Sam Kemper
Staunton
Stillman Viet
Hockville
Ind
Moore Vrn
Hochester
Howe
Mockville
Clay County
Prise Pola
Barrow
Lay County
Max lFergune
Center Dadnt
Wayne ‘Thomas
Brugabraine
Gitardrig
Hubert Lester
Fuirhynts
Prise Cobair
Wed
Conductor Busse Leads City Orchestra With Trumpet
A New York hotel crowd witnesses conductor Busse perform with a trumpet rather than a baton. The lively audience cheers the unorthodox choice, praising the trumpet as essential to the American dance orchestra and debating whether Athan should be called violinist or pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorker
de Busse
Athan
Local Names Fragment Sparkles in OCR Garble
A mangled OCR list shows numerous proper names including Kester Gerald, Schop pwyer, Earl Ferguson, Pel Ray Stevens, Marvin Corbin, Cortin, Branwa, Ervin, Thanna, Oberholtzes, Obertaltzer, Kumpf, Winklepleck, Tr ier, Lave, Lagan, Corbin, Miler, Miller, Waldbriver, Sterger, Slick, Wideoer, Ablemeyer, Schopmeyer, Loodertuck, Conaway, and Stearley.
WHEN 70 CUT ALFALFA AND ITS EFFECTS
An old alfalfa farming note argues cutting at the pre bed stage yields top quality hay but is impractical and reduces yearly yield. Cutting in the bud stage weakens crowns, shortens stand life, and invites grasses and weeds. rare bud stage cuts in favorable climates can slightly improve outcomes.
Nominations for American Farm Bureau Distinguished Service Award
Nominations for the American Farm Bureau Federation Distinguished Service Award for 1981 are open to members and others nationwide. Executive Secretary M J Winder notes past winners include Hilaworth Richards on of Albia Iowa and several others. awards are announced at the annual convention December 7 to 9 in Chicago. Nominations must be received by midnight October 1981 and may be submitted by individuals or organizations to the federation in Chicago.
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Duroy
Parke
Turke
Cammy Falmn
Miowe
Grau McQueen
Aifton Emomert
Buddy Hegard
Veurlin Matt
Organized Agriculture
American Farm Breau Federation
Ask Teal
M. 3. Winder
American Farm Bureau
Mre Hilaworth Itichardaon
Albis
Iowa
Homer Wl Budiey H. Myera
Mendun
Iiltnole
T. L Hascker
Linen
Nebr
George M. Parnam
Cam Toucouk
N. HS
State Farm Korea
J. N. Duncan
Auburn
Ala
Gen. L. Conley
Dover Center
Ohio
Fotel Sherman
Chicago
Itureao
Mir. Winder
Furto
Hikil
American Farm Bureau Federation
East Washingtn Street
Ure A. F
Huonler Faremer
Brazil Folks Injured In Auto Crash
A Saturday evening collision near Greencastle leaves several people injured. Mr and Mrs Ragan escape serious harm, while Miss Mary Evans, Miss Frances Bagwell, Miss Lethe Strother and Miss Madonna Strother suffer cuts and bruises as vehicles skid on wet pavement and one vehicle rolls into a ditch.
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Greencastle Heraldy
Willem Tagua
Ragan
Aha Tavelock
Mos
Young Peaple
Rile
Geertienatio
Weal
Nae Caireat
Wad
Tiguan
Ever Cullen
Baga
Mary Evans
Mr. Ragan
Frances Bagwell
Brazil
Lethe Strother
Eiizabeth Street
Madonna Strother
Elizabeth Street
Mice Attack Young Seedlings at Pacific Northwest Station
Federal foresters report mice attacked seedlings at the Pacific Northwest crest experiment station and killed a large portion of the 1980 crop. Mice appeared to prefer the bark of certain trees, impacting the project and prompting monitoring efforts.
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Pacific Northwest Crest Experiment Station
Federal Foresters
Tay
Polgon
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Cinder
Pir Ares
A. A. U. Riveles
U 5. Trom
Harold Osborn
University of Ulinois
George Siagasa
Oble
Be Dagen
Yooklehe
Japonese Vtar
Nae
Hardie Prospecta
Kellar, Hatfield
Sentouma
New Orleans
Calvert “Fou” Detilleny
Tulane
Tulare
Percy Beard
Altium
ALA. A
Beard
Bentman
Freedman
Max
Cleveland
Pitteiergh
Pee
Jane
Wille Et Ben
Rhempion
Hulfphoo
Stribling
Sehmeling
Geomeny
South
Strib
Georgia
Ken Willems
Ken
Granta Pass
Jeheny
Bark” Fremmenn
Ther
Frank Cash
Emai
Dera Far
Cash
Chester
Wrighey Red
Shibe Park
Polo Grounds
Faiture
George Earnshaw
Chas
Ulc
Peteram
George
Mark
Connie Mark
Hile
Terre Haute
Lon Angeen
Olympic Village
Mmb
Las Angvien
HENEY
Busse
New York
TELAD
Atte
Lepine
Lesigner
A.F.B.F
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