Runners to Meet in Dakots for National Ski Meet
Amateur ski enthusiasts from across the United States converge on Canton South Dakota for the 1925 national tournament of the National Ski Association of America on February 11 and 12. Lars Haugen leads a strong field including many former champions and Olympic competitors. A new cross country event may debut, stretching from ten to twelve miles through varied terrain. The Sioux Valley Ski club hosts with fifty member clubs expected to send competitors and colleges from Vermont to Minnesota plan to enter. A Fort Snelling ski battalion will also be represented as organizers aim to top the 1922 Minneapolis record of 239 competitors.
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Canton
United States
Naional Ski Association of America
Sioux River
Sioux Valley Ski Club
Lars Haugen
Brattleboro
National Association
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Fort Snelling
Minn
Cub
Minneapolis
Radio schedule highlights for today across stations
WSE Atlanta Journal lists 7 3 times for today. WEMC Berrien Springs features choir at 8 15 and violin at 8 30 with a 8 45 quartet and 9 sermon. KEDM Beaumont presents sacred concert at 9. WSEI Boston airs Roxy and his Gang from 6 15 to 8 15.
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Wemc Berrien
WSEI
Boston
Roxy and His Gang
WFAA
Dallas News and Journal
WWJ
Detroit News
The Golden Bed Paramount Release Details
Paramount presents The Golden Bed produced by Famous Players Lasky with C ECT 8 Demille, adapting by Jeanie Macpherson. Cast includes Rod LaRocque Vera Reynolds Lillian Riel Warner Baxter Theodore Kosloff and Julia Faye in featured roles. Copyright 1924.
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Paramount
Cect 8
Demille
Jeanie Macpherson
Rod LaRocque
Vera Reynolds
Lillian Riel
Warner Baxter
Theodore Kosloff
Julia Faye
Famous Players-Lasky Cep
Florid Dreams and Social Tensions in Satsuma
In 1915 city life unfolds on Grand Avenue with rising industry, fashion and class conflict. The noble Marquis Carlos Domingo de San Pilar tours the Peake mansion while locals debate modernization, race, and new money as Flora Lee captivates attention and family power plays surface.
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Carlos Domingo de San Pilar
Frora Lee Peake
Paris
America
Ster- Eagle
theUnion Democrat
Feening Democratic
Spain
Jimmy Wilder
Frening Democcrat
Europe
Grand Avenue
Star-Eagle
New York
Chicago
Livingstone Place
Tardeau
Sitle
Dr. Grimm
San Pilar
Riverfront Chicken Crates and Nocturnal Wanderings
Two men drift toward the riverfront amid a night of weary emotion and distant laughter. Admah wrestles with a heavy heart as a band plays above and robstouts work below. An African speaker explains a picnic tale while chickens peek from their death houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rioval
Elmer
Radio Listings Show Evening Bible Services and Concerts
A compiled table of radio stations and schedules across the U S detailing times for services concerts and musical programs from stations in Buffalo Cleveland Chicago and many others. Notable entries include WGN Chicago nine pm soloist and orchestral pieces at several outlets and KFI Los Angeles listing talks stage acts play and orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFI
Los Angeles
KFSG
KHJI
Los Angeles Times
WCCO
Minneapolis-St Paul
WHN
New York
WBAF
Roxy and His Gang
WCAL
Northfield
Woaw Omsha
WFI
Philadelphia
Notice in Equity Case in Union County Court
In the District Court of Iowa Union County January Term 1925 Madde Egger and Egger Plaintiffs vs Clarence Webb Laura Webb Earl Norris Robert Dessing and 8 C Dessing Guardian of estate of Robert Dessing Defendants To Earl Norris defendant you are notified there is no portion of plaintiffs claim in the clerk s office regarding William H Webb died intestate September 21 1923 and that he left a son Clarence Webb a daughter Maude Luger two grandsons Earl Norris and Robert Dessing and that the estate was probated with an administrator discharged The court may order sale of described premises to divide shares among parties The notice includes mortgage details and fees and requires appearance by the second day of the next term January 26 1925 Johnston Boone attorneys Pub Dates Jan 3 10 17 24
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District Court of
Iowa
Union County
Madde Egger
Egger
Clarence Webb
Laura Webb
Earl Norris
Robert Dessing
8. C. Dessing
William H. Webb
Towa
Maude Luger
Maude Egger
Karl Norris
Creston
Johnston & Boone
Iron Sink Cleaning Tip Cleans With Steel Wool Mixture
A simple fixer using steel wool moistened with linseed oil makes an effective cleaner for iron sinks. The method suggests a gritty polish that removes stains while preserving metal. Use gently to avoid scratching and wipe clean.
Iowa Dairymen Can Learn From Californians
Professor Mortensen of Iowa State College notes California dairymen operate large herds and emphasize quality and marketing. He cites 300 to 600 cows per farm, frequent delivery, purebred sires, and strong advertising as keys. He urges Iowa to focus on milk quality and proactive promotion.
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California
Middle West
M. Mortensen
Iowa State College
Mortensen
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Iowa
Governor Bars Tuimanuʻa Title in American Samoa
In Apia, Samoa, Jan 10, the governor Captain Edward Kellogg prohibits the title Tuimanuʻa of Manua district. Manuans aggrieved by the ruling say the title implies kinship, though it carries no political power. the term Tui is of Tongan origin, while Tupu is the Samoan word for king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Apia
Samoa
Manua
American Samoa
Edward 8. Kellogg
Devoted Teachers Aid Eskimos in Arts of Life
A small group of Alaska educators work on home education for Eskimos as scarce materials prompt teaching hair cutting ivory carving and iron work. Under J H Wagner of the U S Bureau of Education a plan to establish industrial schools is approved for Kanakanak Bristol Bay White Mountain Seward Peninsula and Eklunta north of Anchorage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Anchorage
Alaska
United States
J. H. Wagner
United States Bureau of Education
Seattle
J. Tigert
Kanakanak
Bristol Bay
White Mountain
Seward Peninsula
Eklunta
Here
Radio Week interference foils American transmissions to Britain
London reports that during International Radio Week critics accuse malicious amateurs or a European nation of jamming American wireless signals. FE C Davies, a wireless expert, says virtually every American station faced interference ruining programs with continuous Morse traffic.
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Associated Press
London
Whistle Signals Startled Audiences On Night Broadcasts
A piercing whistle rang out each night as American stations began broadcasting. The Morse code contained no message, sounding like a key being pressed. This week featured more Morse activity than in the prior six months.
Iowa Poultry Show Ends After 1600 Exhibits Opened
Night news summarizes events across Iowa on January 10. The state poultry show closed after 1600 exhibits from four teen states. In Iowa City over 1500 University of Iowa students were vaccinated in four days. In Des Moines arguments in a public funds suit concluded and await Judge Thompson's advisement. Mitchellville reports a fire truck skidded into a ditch injuring two men. Sioux City reports four year old Elizabeth Hall, daughter of state checker Ben Hall, was killed after running in front of a street car.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Des Moines
Public Funds
Thompson
Mitchellville
Mitchellvile
Sioux City
Elizabeth Hall
Ben Hal
Six Men Rescued After 30 Hour Storm At Sea
Six crew members missing in a storm were rescued after 30 hours when the barge Bingamon encountered trouble. They were picked up by the steamer Newington early today near Vancouver, British Columbia.
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Vancouver
B. C
Newington
Poison Link to Couple's Fatal Illnesses
Sioux City report states Karen Winfield Holm died last night from blood poisoning contracted while caring for her husband's infected thumb. Her husband remains near death due to the same infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Karen Winfield Holm
American Oratory Finds Favor Among Brazilians
A Rio de Janeiro newspaper mockingly contrasts North American public speaking with Brazilian orators. It claims Brazilian speakers often show time neglect, load speeches with adjectives and details, and lengthen phrases by quavering voices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rio & Janeiro
Brazil
North America
Greeks Rally Behind Ex King After Assassination Attempt
Bucharest reports show Greek public opinion strongly supports ex King George after an assassination bid. The former monarch was fired upon in Sinaia forest by Greeks tied to an Athens organization seeking to topple him as a pretender to a revived throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bucharest
Greece
George
Sinaia
Athens
England Finds Merit In American Slang
English visitors discuss American football noting the game is less suited to English temperament and climate. They praise the energizing effect of the American cheer Attaboy while preferring traditional play and sideline remarks.
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England
Associated Press
Oxford
Eng
Attaboy
Bankers Weigh Plan to Shield Public Funds
Des Moines January 10 bankers in Iowa discuss allowing government bonds as security for public fund deposits. Current law allows personal bonds or corporate surety bonds, with counties seeking corporate bonds since a past attorney general ruling. Bankers say they cannot afford corporate bonds but could supply government bonds as security as they do for federal deposits.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Stat
State House
Oe J. Gibson
Bankrupt Ben C Rogers hearing set in Creston Iowa
Case No 5628 in the matter of Ben C Rogers a bankrupt creditors of Ben C Rogers of Keston Union County Iowa are notified that on January 6 1925 he was adjudicated bankrupt and the first meeting of creditors will be held January 23 1925 at one oclock p m in the court room of the federal building Creston Iowa creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct other business Kridelbaugh referee in bankruptcy office at Chaniton Iowa
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Ben CC
Rogers
Ben C. Rogers
Keston
Union
Federal
Creston
Iowa
J. W. Kridelbaugh
Chaniton
Lowa
Wash Your Kidneys By Drinking Water
A health advertisement advises flushing kidneys by drinking a quart of water daily and taking Jad Salts to neutralize irritating acids. It claims rich food creates acids that paralyze kidneys, causing back pain, headaches, dizziness, and urinary issues, and suggests a physician checkups twice yearly.
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Frome Institution
Dakots
The
Radio Digest
WSE
Atlanta Journal
Admah
Adjoul
Old Jim
Dr. Holmes
Palu
Adimah
Clay
Uader
Migure
Vieht de Peake
Laris
Peake House
Flora Lee
Amon
Garnett Peake
Garnett
Satsuma
Te Peake
Inness Street
Garnets
Imanac de Gotha
Laura
Nice
Negro Quarter
Margaret
Carter
Carters
Peakes
Tloratio Peake
Peake
Garny
WGR
Buffalo
Cleveland
WGN
WOO
Services
KGW
Portland Oregonian
KDKA
Pittsburgh
San Antonio
KPO
San Francisco
WGY
KPNEF
Shenandoah
Service
WBZ Springfield
Zion
Wol Ames
KENF
Davenport
Iowa State
District Court of the United States
Southern District of of Iowa
Southern Division
Chichester S
Hichester
Business Directory OF
Deitrick
Farmers & Merchants
Savings Bank
Martin Radiator CO
W. Adams
Cheetham & Son
Creston, Ia
William Rath
Brunson
North Maple
Kodak
Henderson
W. Adams St
OWA State Savings "Bank
L. J. Wendel, Jeweler
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