Million Are Saved Farmer By Invention
A four row planter and cultivator attachment to a general purpose tractor promises to save corn growers about 225 million dollars annually. University of Illinois Prof. R. I. Shawl notes major labor and cost reductions through nine operations from discing stalks to cultivations, with the American Society of Agricultural Engineers already approving the system.
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Chicago
United States
R. I. Shawl
Farm Mechanics Department
University of Illinois
William Riegel
Illinois
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Shawl
Ready to Hop Captain R H W Macintosh Prepares Flight
British pilot Captain R H W Macintosh completes preparations to fly the Fokker monoplane The Princess Xenia from Baldonnel England to Philadelphia, signaling the start of a long transatlantic journey.
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R. H W. Macintosh
Baldonnel
England
Philadelphia
Orient News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Vacations
James Bird and son Arthur, once residents of Orient, travel en route to Overton Nebraska after a motor vacation. Opal Gammil and children returned from vacation. Freida Fulton managed the switchboard during their absence. George Dirst visited with son Walter and family. Richards family of Alexander visited at E Osher's home. Alvin Kelly and Carl, with Merle S, visited at A C Capps' home. Mrs Gillispe of Des Moines visited relatives in Orient. Treva Clayton returned from Grand Lake Colorado to resume teaching in Nevinville. Darlene Shade leaves for Albia to teach home economics. Mildred Shade goes to Malcom as music director. Mr and Mrs T Miars and Bert Brown's family visited Creston. Eugene Tinsman returned from a short vacation. Robert Graham and family of ___ (text cut)
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Jennie Shike
Colorado
Astes Park
M. G. Bishop
M. McCrackin
Chicago
Labor Day
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C. O. Bishop
Weldon Moyer
Tama
Leroy Greenwalt
Grace
Opal Staggs
Iowa City
James Staggs
Martha van Wiedt
Spencer
Robert Whitte
Illinois
Ruth Beck
Ames
Miss Beck
Des Moines
Joseph Reed
Nevinville
Elihu Reed
Harold Nelson
Bixler Park
Corning
John Bargenholt
Mary Sheehan
Missouri
Alice Peters
Arthur Nicholls
Lawler
Sidney
Frank Bullock
Lyman Bullock
J. Hawkett
Leone Reed
Chariton
J. T. Clayton
A. C. Capps
Josephine Gary
Arthur Woods
Harold Capps
Graydon Capps
Creston
John Chapman
Maude
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Fontanelle
Alvin Kelly
Omaha
Thomas Smith
Home Missionary Society
Lucile England
Bayard
Bayard Consolidated School
James Bird
Arthur
Overton
Neb
Opal Gammil
Freida Fulton
George Dirst
Walter
Richards
Allexander
Richard
Grand Lake
Col
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Albia
Mildred Shade
Malcom
Robert Graham
Executor's Notice in Estate of Sarah Graham
The executor, John Graham, appointed August 1 1927 by the District Court of Union County Illinois, requests all debtors pay and all claimants present legally authenticated claims for allowance. Attorney Adam Pickett. Published dates September 1 8 15.
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District Court
Union County
Ilona
Sarah Graham
John Graham
Orient schools begin with strong first day under Tyler
Superintendent Bertha M. Tyler reports the Orient schools opened with the best first day she has known in her long tenure. The elementary class lists 23 beginners with 99 in the high school, and the faculty includes Blanch Tidrick through Louis Galley across grades and departments.
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Bertha M. Tyler
Orient
Miss Tyler
Blanch Tidrick
Lois Kingvon
Maude Holmes
Dora Cramer
Violet Hepler
Mary van Vleet
Zelma Grimm
Florence Tibbais
Rosie Mensing
Louis Galley
Orient women host school teachers in church basement event
Tuesday afternoon at the Meth odist church basement the Monday Evening club entertained Orient women with shoofl furnished fun and school lunch style refreshments. About 60 ladies attended as Mes dames Moyer Jackson Neville and Merboth led planning. The Orient Golf club held a pink at the course Tuesday evening to honor the school teachers with rounds of golf and a picnic supper.
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Harriet Hansel
Orient Golf Club
Local Visitors Call on Afton and Murray Residents
Mrs Helen Thornburg and children with John and Pauline Pottet visited W O Williams in Afton Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Wm Agan and Mr and Mrs Hickman with children called at J V Goin’s in Murray Monday evening. WS Ames went to Murray Monday to visit his daughter. I S Harris visited Charles Ames Sunday. Charlie Comer moved his family to a farm near Osceola Monday. Mrs Albert Bauingarten and child…
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Helen Thornburg
John
Pauline Pottet
W. O. Williams
Afton
Wm. Agan
Hickman
Murray
Mr. Hoak
Ottumwa
J. V. Goin
WS. Ames
I. S. Harris
Charles Ames
Charlie Comer
Osceola
Albert Bauingarten
Local Visitors and Family News From Creston Area
The report lists residents and visitors including Helen Thornburg, John Pardon, Louis Vogel, Gordon Thompson, Chris Thompson, H M Rees of Denver visiting Roy Reese. Rees plans to visit Lincoln for the fair after a short stay. Also noted are Oneita Shields, Mrs Marvin Jones on sick list, and Dorothy, Mrs Charles Bower, Albert Baumgarten visiting John Pardon.
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Dren
Frank Miler
Helen Thornburg
John Pardon
Louis Vogel
Gordon Thompson
Chris Thompson
H. M. Rees
Denver
Col
Roy Reese
Lincoln
Neb
Oneita Shields
Marvin Jones
Charles Bower
Dorothy
Albert Baumgarten
Thayer
Roy Rees
On the Air Sea Ballads on WIBO Schedule
WIBO features sea ballads at 0 30 p m Tuesday September 13 with other picks including WTHS at 8 p m a male quartet WRAA at 8 30 p m Les Cales Philharmonic orchestra WZ at 9 p m and WLW at 9 p m dance orchestra.
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WIBO
WTHS
Ilamony
WRAA
Les Cales Philharmonic Orchestra
104Th
WLW
Datce
Webster City Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
The excerpt records visits and social calls around Webster City including W S Ames dining with the Charles Ames family, Mrs Roy Rees and Mrs Walter Simpson visiting John Pettet, and Irene Brown and Edith Thompson teaching at Tal mage School.
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Webster City
W .S. Ames
Charles Ames
Roy Rees
Walter Simpson
John Peitet
Talmage
Irene Brown
Edith Thompson
John Pettet
W. O. Williams
Charles Thompson
Omaha
Charles Henry
Henry Dixon
Margaret Holcomb
John Pardon
Libraries Rush In Faster Than Librarians
A growing pace of library installations outstrips the availability of qualified librarians. Administrators warn the rapid rollout may affect service quality and require hiring incentives and training programs to fill staffing gaps.
Adlerika Ad Claims Relief For Gas and Waste
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a stomach and bowel aid. It features a testimonial from L. A. Champion praising 18 years of stomach trouble relief after using Adlerika, with claims of removing old waste and improving meals and sleep. The ad cites T. F. York, a druggist, as a source.
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L. A. Champion
T. FE. York
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