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Newspaper

Creston Daily Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1925

Page

4

Pammel Praises Herbert Quick in Eldora Proclamation

Dr L H Pammel Iowa State College botany head and state conservation board chair lauds Governor Hammill pushing a Herbert Quick Week and monument plan in Eldora Pine Creek park. He cites Quick as conservationist writer and pioneer educator, proposing a statue near Pine Creek Valley and Iowa River.

Associated Press Eldora L. H. Pammel Iowa State College State Board of Conservation Hammill Sherbert Quick Quick Eldora Pine Creek Park Iowa Herbert Quick Pine Creek Grundy County Towa United States Pine Creek Valley Iowa River

Indians Back to Fields As Machinery Fails

In Cass Lake Minnesota on October 22 the failure of modern rice harvesting machinery halted commercial efforts to collect wild rice. Chiefs and families now rely on birch-bark canoes and light flat boats to harvest as they did in earlier days, preserving the Chippewa monopoly on the harvest.

Associated Press Cass Lake Minn Pale Face Minnesota F. J. Scott Consolidated Chippewa Agency Red Man

Peru Youth at State College

Ames, Oct 23. Alejandro Guerra of Siouani Peru, a dairying student at Iowa State College, studies cheese making and plans to return with purebred Holstein cattle to improve his 8,000 acre ranch near Sicuana. He notes Peru relies on llamas for transport and that American farming machinery dominates South American agriculture.

Associated Press Ames Alejandro Guerra Siouani Peru Iowa State College Guerra Sicuana Alejandro Lima South America North Dakota Agricultural College Fargo

Monument in the Park for a Beloved Writer

A prominent writer’s fans and city officials contemplate a park monument honoring his life and the literary legacy he created, suggesting a lasting tribute at a place he cherished.

Philippine Soldiers Buy Uniforms to Look Neat

Major General Eli A. Helmick praised Philippine Scouts and native and American soldiers for paying for quality uniforms amid shoddy surplus. He noted the self-funded effort shows fine spirit and pledged to remove the hardship.

Hy Tne Associated Press Manila Eli A. Helmick United States Army Helmick Philippine Scouts

Alabaster Lamps of Tut’s Day Furnished Light

London reports Howard Carter, co discoverer of Tutankhamen's tomb, described alabaster lamps from ancient Egypt found in the tomb. The lamps featured translucent alabas ter, tall designs, and clever inner vessels showing colored pictures when lighted.

Tut Associated Press London Howard Carter Tutankhamen’s Tomb Carter

Curious Origin of Building Recalled by Alterations

San Francisco October 23. A brokerage firm is making interior alterations in the Parrott building a structure built in 1852 of stones brought from China. When the ship sailed in from Hongkong and landed at the singe.

Associated Press San Francisco A_ brokerage Parrott China Hongkong The Singe

Earthquake survives: old downtown building endures 1906

An ancient three story structure near the wharf survived the 1906 San Francisco quake and fire. Chinese laborers and an American contractor raised stones with poles and ropes, a primitive method. Scientists including Dr. Walter Adams linked light with mass using Sirius observations.

San Francisco Wall Street

Test Einstein Theory on Pup Proves Promising

Pasadena dates report that a test of the Einstein theory on a pup yielded positive results. The item notes excitement at the laboratory and hints at implications for further study.

British Move to End Slavery in Hukawng Valley

Geneva report says Britain aims to abolish slavery in the Hukawng Valley by next May. Local rulers agree on fixed prices for each class of slave, with bondsmen gaining freedom and paying for it through annual installments.

Associated Press Geneva Hukawng Burma Hukawng Valley

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