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Creston Weekly Advertiser in Creston, Iowa

26 Nov 1925

Page 10

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Creston Weekly Advertiser

Location

Creston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1925

Page

10

Iowa Farmers at Big Show Highlight Chicago Exposition

Des Moines reports Iowa plays a key role at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago from November 28 to December 5. Iowa State College leads entries with 25 steers, 10 horses, 26 sheep, and 103 swine, while 18 Iowa breeders display Angus, Shorthorn, Hereford, and Red Polled cattle. Many exhibitors from across Iowa compete in cattle, horses, and swine categories, with judging by noted professors and Thornburg and Kennedy coordinating non collegiate events.

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Des Moines Iowa Chicago C. F. Curtiss Agricultural Division Iowa State College Ames M. D. Helser A. B. Caine Animal Husbandry Department Pew M. G. Thornburg Carl N. Kennedy Escher and Ryan Coon Rapids John ‘H. Fitch Lake City Kemp Brothers Marion Carl A. Rosenfeld & Sons Kelly Henry Schmuecker Blairstown Charles T. Ryan Rosengift Stock Farm Lindgren & Johnson Brothers Ida Grove A. C. Lindgren Edwin Henderson Atlantic James Davie Council Bluffs J. C. Colburn Harlan P. F. Brill Sac City Gallmeyer Brothers Mechanicsville A. R. Fennern Avoca Powell & Sons Linn Grove A. L. Lynch & Son Waverly Kenneth Thompson New Market Donald Branford Story City Keith Jackson Oskaloosa Hague and Girton Fairfield R. JC. Dethmann & Sons Clarence Reed Carl Tipton R. R Clampitt New Providence Hollandale Farm Milton Pioneer Stock Farm Dunlap Donald C. Hedrick Wiota James Mulvihill & Son Cumming Hassler & Algren Manning Darrell Thompson C. H. Zybell Myron Minish Hudson Adolph P. Arp Eldridge Walker Howard Biiney J. Henry Crane Billy Hort Stanwood Warren Kelsey James Smith C. G. Good Ogden Charles Irvine Ankeney R. W. Holt & Son Bea‘on E. L. Humbert & Sons Corning W. J. Dawson & Sons Washta A. Huddleston Webster City Ralph Fogleman Callender F. Anderson Ross Wickfeld Farms, Inc Cantril H. W. Oxford & Sons Iowa City Otto Schouboe Albert Stewart Newhall A. J. Anderson Dawson Charles H. Summers Malvern
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Seven Days Comedy at Corbest Theater and The Lucky Horseshoe at Strand

The Corbest Theater opens Sunday with Christies Seven Days a fast paced Mary Roberts Rinehart farce starring Lillian Rich and a full cast. At the Strand The Lucky Horseshoe features Tom Mix as a bashful donor in a western romance with action and daring feats.

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Scott Sidney Lillian Rich Qorbest Mary Roberts Rinehart Norman McLeod Tom Mix Don Juan Willard
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Thundering Herd theme in Zane Grey film by Howard

The film The Thundering Herd directed by William K. Howard for Panimount replays two continental rushes. It centers on the 1876 movement of Mississippi valley farmers toward buffalo lands in Montana and Wyoming.

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Strand Theater Plains Mid-West Illinois Indiana Ohio Far West Jack Holt Lois Wilson Noah Beery Raymond Hatton California Free Lands Oregon Mississippi Valley Montana Wyoming Zane Grey William K. Howard Panimount
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Hot Dogs Again Capture Gay Paris Cafe

Paris notes a shift in eating habits as frankfurters sauerkraut and pilsener reappear in Parisian cafes after Locarno, replacing earlier reluctance to German foods once avoided since Strasbourg menus. The piece contrasts food trends with peace conferences, highlighting cultural shifts in France.

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Gay Paris France
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Miss Moran Returns Home After Omaha Trip

Miss Mary Moran arrived home Wednesday evening from Omaha where she attended the Nebraska Notre Dame game.

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Mary Moran Omaha Nebraska Notre Dame Zame Harry Jones Marshalltown
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Joint-Base Relieves Sore Joint Aches Fast Locally

An advert promotes Joint-Base, a topical counter irritant available in town, claimed to quickly ease sore, stiff, swollen joints and related pains. It promises rapid penetration, cleansing feel, and relief for inflamed joints, sore throat, colds, lumbago and neuralgia, with a focus on joint ailments.

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Newcomb & Matthews
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Weir of Cornhuskers Ends Football Career

Ed Weir captain of the Nebraska Cornhuskers and All American tackle ends his football career after guiding his team to a win over Notre Dame. He will become a YMCA secretary in his hometown after graduation next June and is praised for stopping Red Grange this season.

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Associanted Lincoln Neb Ed Weir Nebraska Cornhuskrs Notre Dame Irishmen Weir Superior Red’ Grange Nebraska Feld
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Prehistoric Specimens to Be Sought by Students

Beloit College will run a nine week Logan Museum School of Prehistoric Archeology next summer to train students in museum work and field excavation. Eleven museums in England France Switzerland and Algeria will be visited with field work in France and Algeria.

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iBy Associated Press Beloit, Wis Beloit College Logan Museum School of England France Switzerland Algeria
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