Calf feeding in Adair County raises fine line of Shorthorns
Adair County report notes boys feeding calves with four boys raising Shorthorns and others with Herefords and Anguses. Names Ben Funke Antone Lambi Donald Funke Arthur Martin and Paul Weichmann appear. Vaccination school planned for Bridgewater and a livestock education drive grows after recent cholera and pneumonia losses.
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Adair
Steve Lambi
Ben Funke
Antone Lambi
Donald Funke
Arthur Martin
Clay Evans
Bridgewater
X Craft
Aviator General Mitchell Defends Army Critique
J J Montague writes in the New York Herald Tribune that as an aviator General Mitchell can claim his knocks on the army are the higher criticism.
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Mitchell
J. J. Montague
New York Herald Tribune
Iowa in 1925 February Highlights Big Events
In February 1925 Iowa hosted Helen Keller on a three day visit while state affairs included tax and highway debates. Minnesota tragedy sparked train wreck deaths, college basketball saw Iowa State and Grinnell win, and Drake fell to Kansas. Des Moines hosted religious meetings and Rickenbacker spoke. Cedar Rapids endured a $250,000 fire.
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Helen Keller
Fred R. White
Highway Commission
International Association of House Painters
Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Albert Lea, Minn
Hubert Utterback
Red Cross
Bank J
Senate
United States
Canada
Mexico
Lowa
Lowa Farm Bureau
Jardine
Iowa State College
Oklahoma
Sherwood Eddy
Grinnell
Iowa State
Seasion
Kansas
Drake
Des Moines University
Coe
James
A. Drain
the Legion
Cedar Rapids
James Barton
American Legion
George B. Duncan
Eddie Rickenbacker
Iowa University
John D. Aue
Burlington
Iowa Daily Press Association
Ames
Mason City Globe Gazette
Sigma Delta Chi
Daughter's Death Gives Embezzler Brief Stay
E J Thompson, assistant cashier of the Citizens' State Bank in Clarion, was granted a stay in Eagle Grove after the death of his 7 year old daughter Azeril from pneumonia. Thompson, a confessed embezzler to about 250000 dollars, had been sentenced to 20 years in state prison and was to depart for Fort Madison. A Ward District Judge Sherwood A Clock ordered the delay to allow the funeral.
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Associated Press
Fagle Grove
Azeril
E. J. Thompson
Citizens’ State Bank
Clarion
Thompson
Fort Madison
Sherwood A. Clock
Eagle Grove
New Spirit of Enterprise Developed by Irish Girls
Dublin reports a rising spirit of self reliance among Irish girls once known mainly for charm. Influenced by recent Irish life upheavals and the fight for a Free State, many pursue drama and comedy success, while Dublin University opens to women widening access to scholarships and professions. Some migrate abroad to broaden their knowledge.
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Dublin
Free State
Dublin University
Mussel and Mushroom Sandwiches Star at Season Dances
Ved chopped mussel and mushroom sandwiches appear at most of the season's dances, highlighting a trend in school events. The portable fare accompanies music and social gatherings, offering a savory option for attendees and reflecting campus dining shifts this term.
Mussels Take London Luncheon Spotlight in Society
London society embraces mussels as fine luncheon fare with delicate sauces. The trend, said to originate in Mayfair via Lady Eleanor Smith, marks a shift from plain shellfish to fashionable, innovative preparations. The Duchess of York recently showcased the dish, signaling its high society appeal.
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Associated Press
London
Kingdom
Mayfair
Eleanor Smith
Lord Birkenhead
Mr. Smith
Duchess of York
Bar Women’s Bare Knees on Stage
Birmingham remains the only English city enforcing a sage reform act on stage women. Sunderland’s municipal censor committee has withdrawn a two year restriction allowing women artists in theaters without stockings or tights. The Birmingham rule dates back sixteen years and continues to bar bare knees on stage.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
England
Sunderland
Silt Costs Farmers in Imperial Valley
In Yuma Arizona on December 31 farmers in the Imperial Valley pay nearly a million dollars yearly to dredge silt from irrigation systems. Engineers estimate the Colorado River carries about 196.7 million tons of silt past Yuma annually and about 185000 cubic yards enter the Imperial Valley district each month.
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Associated Press
Yuma
Ariz
Imperial Valley
California
Colorado River
Imperial Valley District
Bow legs as courage in fashion skirt remark
A New York American line jokes that bow-legs signal courage when paired with an up-to-date skirt. The quip attributes boldness to both the wearer and fashion.
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New York American
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Florida
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Saturday Evening Post
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