Labrador Retriever Keepsake and Hunting Traits Explored
The article traces the Labrador’s origins to Newfoundland and England and notes its crossbreeding with Newfoundland setters. It highlights Pat’s use for pheasants and ducks, the dog’s keen nose, rugged build, and aquatic ability, and contrasts outdoor kennel needs with indoor pet care. It also mentions Queenie as a non aquatic companion and predicts rising popularity of Labradors in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfoundland
Labrador
England
Hemisphere
America
Webster
Mr. Webster
Pat
Queenie
Needles and the D A R Stir Washington Society
The review backstage scene drew Secretaries Wallace Morgenthau and Perkins as well as Interior head Ickes. Notables including Solicitor General Robert Jackson and ILGWU head David Dubinsky plus AFL President William Green attended. Mrs Towner urged D A R members to warn out of towners away from the subversive show. Fashionable Washington packed theaters for performances and a late reception hosted by Evalyn McLean at Friendship featured the cast from the Garment Workers union and champagne in hon or of the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Frances Perkins
Wallace
Morgenthau
Perkins
Towner
Robert Jackson
David Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers’ Union
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Washington
D.A.R
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Garment Workers
Court house news and local court actions headline roundup
A $2000 injury suit by Dorothy Clime against Wilson Leidigh and Ray Leidigh was dismissed with prejudice. Separate judgments include eight months and $25 fine for theft by Harry Stewart. six months for Bert Simonsen on acts in front of girls. a separate maintenance case for Ethel Churchill. default rental-claim judgment for Frank Bellow. and damage claims by Ed Anderson against Bowser parties following a car collision with a tractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Simonsen
Tenth Avenue SE
Haas
Frank Bellow
Ring Saturday
Ernest Worthen
Pearl Worthen
Ed Anderson
E. E. Bowser
Roy van Bowser
Anderson
van Bowser
Bowser
Verdict seals $40750 in Staggs vs Bartovsky case
A sealed verdict of 40750 was opened for Mary Staggs of Iowa City in her 5030 personal injury suit against Lucille Bartovsky. The collision occurred May 29 between a car driven by Staggs and an orchestra bus on highway 218 four miles north of Iowa City. Jury deliberation ended Friday evening and a judge announced the result Saturday. Two roof fires followed within an hour Saturday, one at 1105 Avenue NW and another at the Hite residence, 806 Third Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Staggs
Iowa City
Lucille Bartovsky
C J. Haas
Miss Staggs
Avenue NW
A. W. Hite
Third Street
Christmas and New Year events at Czech halls
The Czech Alliance sponsors a Christmas program at 8 PM in the C. S. P. S. hall with a large choir from the Czech Fine Arts Society and carols by Karla Masaryk and St Wenceslaus churches. A C. S. A children’s party follows. Sokol society hosts a New Year’s Eve vaudeville party at the Z. C. B. J. hall. Various lodge officers are named at recent meetings, and several lodges plan annual meetings and Christmas parties with details on leadership roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czech Alliance
C. S. A Central Committee
Czech Fine Arts Society
Karla Masaryk
St Wenceslaus
Sokol
The
Sokol Society
Z.C. B ! Hall
Anton Nemec
Prokop Vesky Lodge
Joseph Urban
Frank Janeba
F. H. Kubicek
Jerry Jerman
Pavla
Nature Meets Competition In Manufacture Of Jewels
A STAFF REPORTER describes the rise of synthetic gems and the role of gemologists like Wallace Boyson of Iowa. The piece explains how genuine stones, imitation crystals, and lab created synthetics differ, how internal structures reveal fakes, and how tests such as specific gravity and microscopic examination distinguish real gems from copies. It notes that synthetic gems share elements with natural stones and may carry deliberate flaws to mimic natural imperfections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Boyson
Towa
Boyson
Mr. Boyson
Real Estate Transfers In Mt Vernon Area 1938
Linn County treasurer transfers tax deed for lot 12 Young's add Mount Vernon to town. Multiple deeds record transfers of lots and partial lots in Oakland Grove, Waterhouse Replat, Green College add, and other parcels in 1938 with nominal consideration and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treas
Linn County
Mt. Vernon
Young's
Mount Vernon
Harry H. Wright
Leora Arnold
Buk
Oakland Grove
The
Morris Plan Co
Oscar R
Lucy P Lane
Hus
Comtron
W Dart
Waterhouse
Green & College
Hugh Hillerege
C P
Kenneth Hillerege
Co. P. Hanna
Trachta
John L
Josephine Wilson
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Jn-Williams Co
DIAL
Sam Lee
Court House News
Dorothy Clime
Wayne Clime
Wilson Leidigh
Ray Leidigh
C. J. Haas
Twelfth Street
Wenigty NE
Harry Stewart
Bound Brook
N. J
Stewart
E. Ethel Churchill
Keith Churchill
Olathe
Kan
Harry Oxweerson
Springdale
South Side News
Sanctuary Guild
St. Wenceslaus Parish
C. C. Pitlik
Roy Henningsen
A. J. Kopecky
Lula Cacek
Anna Naprstek Lodge
Martha Kralik
Marie Novak
Anna Bohac
Frances Tsarvinek
Emma Jadrnicek
Libby Fieseler
Emma Blahnik
Agnes Kohout
Anna Volak
Cedar Rapids
Progressive Lodge
C. S A
Cadets of St. George
Gazette
Kresge’s
Kresge
Kresge's
Peplin
Mother
Sister
Aunt Og
Grandma
First Avenue E
Santa
Madras
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