Woman and World Events in Ungrounded Fragments
A fragmented column blends social gossip with political satire touching Empress Hermine, Kaiser Wilhelm, and Mussolini. It cites student marriage studies, rising costs of illness, a $250 monthly stipulation in a divorcing couple, and reflections on working wives, interspersed with notes on musical figures Rudolph Ganz and Paul Miller and Denver music week.
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Creston Municipal Band Heads Into Summer Season
The Creston Municipal Band opened the first Sunday summer program at McKinley Park before a large audience with Mayor Newcomb delivering a welcoming address. Orville Smith received strong applause as tenor. A concert is set for next Sunday at McKinley Park. Keith Richter, Creston native, will direct both band and orchestra in the high school next season. Northwestern University offers $200 for a new song. The band will provide music for the Union County Fair August 24 to 27.
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Town Weather Roads Report From Associated Press
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Bandit Tries To Show Up Jesse James In Oklahoma
In Pawhuska Oklahoma June 7 1907 Matthew Kimes a young bandit fled after a gun battle with deputy sheriffs. He injured officers driven away in a car and used rancher Red Carters vehicle as a shield before escaping into nearby woods. A three hour bloodhound search failed to locate him as guards watched for further threats including a letter warning of three more robberies.
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Jesse James
Mother Wins Honors From College Senior
Mrs. Alice Faykendall Straight of Ames tops Town State college senior class with a 96 scholastic average in a class of 800. She plans to graduate in June and return next fall for a master’s in economics and psychology to pursue college extension work among retail merchants. She credits support from husband and daughter while balancing home duties and study.
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Salad Mixing Through Two Centuries Of English Kitchens
An excerpt from Evelyn the diarist recalls how salad making changed over about 220 years. Early British cooks often boiled herbs while Evelyn urged raw herbs and precise balancing of ingredients with oil salt and acidic juice for a harmonious flavor.
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Sioux county road bond plan voted down in special election
A $1,600,000 Sioux county road bond proposal was defeated in a yesterday special election. The measure would have paved most primary roads. In nearby notes, Grinnell and Iowa State seniors graduated, Harvard professor spoke, and various local civic events were reported.
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Sioux County
Pigs Should Be Acquainted Before Wean Time
Kansas State Agriculture department advises farmers to acclimate pigs to handling and new surroundings before weaning. Early social exposure reduces stress, improves health, and speeds adaptation to housing, feeding, and veterinary routines.
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Kansas State Agric
Suckling calves to grain and milk once weaned
The note argues that young calves should have grain and milk after weaning to maintain weight, even while still nursing. It emphasizes continued nourishment to prevent weight loss during the weaning transition.
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