Ooybean Experts Meet Here Tuesday
Nationally known specialists in soybean production and processing will attend the American Soybean Association convention in Cedar Rapids. The three day event opens in Ames Monday and ends Wednesday at the George Strayer farm near Hudson with technical programs, speeches by university and government experts, a banquet, plant inspections, and industry displays.
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American Soybean Association
Cedar Rapids
Ames
George Strayer
Hudson
Memorial Coliseum
Hotel Montrose
Fred Sargent
Mount Vernon
Highway 261
Lisbon
Martello
Sargent
W. L. Burlison
University of Illinois Agronomist
Illinois
Sargent Farm
North Western Railway
W. J. Morse
Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Morse
J. C. Hackleman
Urbana, Ill
I. C. Bradley
Taylorville, II
National Soybean Processors’ Association
J. W. Hayward
Milwaukee
J. A. LeClerc
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
A. B. Patton
Chicago
W. A. Reigel
David J. Price
Washington
K. E. ‘Beeson
Purdue University
Poweshiek County
Junior Farm Bureau Glee Club
Harold Miller
Brooklyn
H. E. Barnard
Dearborn
Mich
Farm Chemurgic Council
M. Dorothea van Gundy
Ontario
Calif
Waterloo
Strayer Farm
Platform on Statehouse Grounds Question Asked
Carl Cook republican state chairman asked Gov. Clyde L. Herring if a platform could be built on the Iowa Statehouse grounds for Governor Landon’s Sept. 22 appearance. The governor replied yes stating the statehouse belongs to the state of Iowa.
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Des Moines
Carl Cook
Clyde L. Herring
State Capitol
Landon
Carl
Iowa
Monday’s Astrological Forecast Of Sudden Upheaval And Romance
The forecast predicts a day of happiness and excitement driven by a sudden upheaval in affairs with strong influence on future fortunes and destiny. It hints at connections to romance, exploration, inventions, or arts, and suggests birthdays approaching a brave, adventurous year with possible courtship or marriage as the catalyst.
Duel Scene And Fallout In Broderick-Terry Affair
David C. Broderick, a New Yorker and California senator in 1859, dueled Supreme Court Justice David Terry at 40 paces. Broderick’s shot misfired, Terry hit the earth, and Broderick died the next day. The piece also recalls Broderick’s dream of a New Jerusalem at Grand Island and his vision of serving as Judge of Israel.
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David C. Broderick
California
United States
Supreme Court
David Terry
Broderick
Judge Terry
New Jerusalem
Grand Island
Niagara River
Israel
Dempsey Knocks Out Firpo for Big Gate at Polo Grounds
Thirteen years ago at the Polo Grounds in New York a packed crowd watched William Harrison Dempsey then known as Jack defeat Luis Firpo the Bull of the Pampas. The event drew a huge gate of about 1.19 million dollars and propelled Dempsey further into fame. he later moved into the restaurant business.
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Polo Grounds
New York
William Harrison
Jack) Dempsey
Luis Firpo
Pampas
Dempsey
J Fenimore Cooper Born September 15 1789 Author of Leatherstocking Tales
The American author James Fenimore Cooper born on September 15, 1789, began writing at twenty one and produced a book a year or more. He set the standard for early American Indian tales with his thick novels including the Leatherstocking Tales, shaping youth’s appreciation of his work.
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J. Fenimore Cooper
America
Wall Street Explosion Mystery Remains 16 Years On
On this day sixteen years later the Wall Street blast killed 30 people and caused two million dollars in damage in the financial district. Some still suspect a bomb rather than dynamite transport mishap as the cause remains debated.
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Wall Street
Financial
Mordecai Noah The Man Of His Day In Journalism And Diplomacy
Mordecai Noah stood as a renowned figure in his era serving as a journalist, diplomat, and playwright. His prominence spanned multiple domains shaping public discourse and cultural life of his time. He left a lasting legacy through his diverse efforts in press, policy, and stage.
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Mordecai Noah
Birth anniversary of John Townsend Trowbridge author and editor
Friday, Sept. 18 marks the birth of John Townsend Trowbridge born Sept. 18, 1827. As editor of The Nation he wrote on the fugitive slave law which, as a friend noted, nearly killed The Nation. John Burroughs praised his insight into both boy and man in his books.
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John Townsend Trowbridge
Carpenter linked to Lindbergh ransom note arrest
A Bronx carpenter, named Bruno Richard Hauptmann, was arrested in connection with the Lindbergh baby kidnapping case. Reports say he was caught after passing one of the Lindbergh ransom bank notes.
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Bronx
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Henderson Paintings On Exhibit At Cornell
Henderson shows works at Cornell College in Mount Vernon from Sunday 2 to 5 pm in Law building art studios through Friday. The exhibit features watercolors oils lithographs charcoal drawings pen and ink egg temperas and a preliminary sketch from an ice hockey game. Henderson previously studied at the Chicago Art Institute and worked as a commercial artist in Detroit and Chicago.
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Mount Vernon
Philip L. Henderson
Cornell College
Law Building
Berlin
Henderson
Chicago Art Institute
Detroit
Chicago
Michigan
Palmwood Hotel
Mussolini Tightens Grip as War Drive Intensifies
The Italian regime expands repressive propaganda amid Italy's moves toward war readiness. Mussolini orders 8 percent raises for state factory workers and state employees to boost war industries. The regime also grants marriage birth incentives, broader family privileges, and higher indemnities, while tightening loyalty stands against Bolshevism and Jews.
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International Council
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Italy
Mussolini
Fascista
Europe
Spain
France
Hitler
Joseph Goebbels
Nurnberg
Germany
Fascist Council of Ministers
Funeral services for Thomas F. Mattas set for Monday
Thomas F. Mattas dies with services planned at Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Monday led by Rev. Nelson C. Dreier. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial Park. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Thomas F. Mattas
Turner Chapel
Nelson C. Dreier
Cedar Memorial Park
Johnson Urges Poor to Back Roosevelt in Rally
Gen Hugh S Johnson, former NRA head, told a Democratic rally in Buffalo that poor people should back Franklin Roosevelt, attacking Alf Landon and the old guard for Hooverism. He argued state and federal regulation and democracy protect the plain people from economic autocracy. He warned that if enough poor voters switch from Roosevelt they could elect London, not Lemke.
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Gen. Johnson
Roosevelt
Buffalo
N. Y
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Franklin Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Old Guard
Kansas
Johnson
Spe
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Lemke
William Lemke
Union Party
London
North Liberty Lucile Colony Auxiliary met Friday
The Lucile Colony Auxiliary of the Methodist church met in North Liberty at Mrs Effie Meyers home. Mrs Mary Colony led devotions and lesson with officers listed including Meyers Colony Saxton Coglan Stoner Young. Guests included Edith Palmer Irma Sentman Luella Ramsey Vernandy Gordon Angeline Gord.
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North Liberty
Lucile Colony
The
Methodist Church
Effie Meyers
Mary Colony
Melva Colony
Katie Saxton
Irene Coglan
Mabel Z. Stoner
Sarah Young
Mesdames Edith Palmer
Irma Sentman
Luella Ramsey
Vernandy Gordon
Angeline Gord
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Associated Press
Joe
Joe” Williams
Ohio State
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Walter P. Duffee
Ed West
Springfield
Cornell
Duce
Thomas Mattas
Hoover
Soilax
Unguentine
May
Ake
May's
U. S
Cura
Gerber
Clapp
McCoy
College and Business School
Skrip
Gillette Razor
Spains
Grove's
Ptr
Lee
Eastman Films
Eastman Film
Univex
Free Johnsone
Johnson's
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Woodbury
Piver’s Azurea
KOTEX
Miles Alkaseltzer
Oleo
DIAL
Roquefort
Os Oy
Shending
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