Soil drier aids rapid drainage in Iowa farm fields
Diagram explains George Soenke of Blue Grass Iowa showing a soil drier device used for 30 years to drain surface water quickly. A wooden barrel buried with a tile and rocks allows water from an undrained field to flow into the barrel and away, preventing ground-set conditions. barrel lasts about 10 years.
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George Soenke
Davenport
Iowa
Blue Grass
Soenke
Spenke
Two Dead After Huge Distillery Blast in Peoria
The Peoria area suffered a catastrophic explosion at Hiram Walker’s distillery rackhouse No 3 raining fire across the sky. Two men John Barton and William Hul Sebus believed dead, about a dozen injured, damage estimated at $2.5 million as flames reached six million gallons of whiskey and the plant collapsed. Firefighters faced low water pressure and danger from alcohol fumes while crews moved Nyvor freight cars away from danger.
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Harry J. Thomas Phroria
Olae
Hiram Walker
Frank Dornberger
John Barton
Wiliam Hulsebus
Palr
Dornberger
Stort
Jesser
Peoria
Bartondville
Peoria Heights
Untrammeled Coyote Gobbles Royal Favorite Okla City
A coyotes attack at the Marland Ponca City estate killed Lucille the pet goose of Mrs. E W Mayland wife of the Oklahoma governor. The incident drew comments on state pride amid the odd event reported July 23.
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Oklahoma City
Lucille
E. W. Mayland
Oklahoma
Lucile
Mar
Ponca City
Barbara Bell Fashion Patterns No. 1a Ad
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1a offers a summer informal dress with puff sleeves and a gathered collar bow. The design includes a front and back gore skirt for a morning glory silhouette and sizes 14 18 18 29 and 40 with corresponding bust measures. Other Barbara Bell patterns and pattern books are advertised for various ages and occasions.
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Amare
Ste Town Point
Barbara Bell
Old Grads Crowd Capitol Seats for Greatest Circus
Washington July 23 AP An amusing scene on Capitol Hill as aging lawmakers, including Heflin and others, arrive in summer attire and share tales from cloaks rooms. Former Vice President Curtis and Fean of Ohio mingle, while decorum debates fade amid a lively Senate gallery backdrop.
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Arenert Plummer
Washington
Capitol
HIV
Congress
Senate
Tom Heflin
Mathema
Breakhart
Tawa
Nepnte
Fean of
Ohto
Library of Congress
Rasenrch
Vic
V. P
Baird
Devi
Ware
Jim Ham" Lewis
Turmoil of love and jealousy ensnares Laurie in a tangled affair
Laurie navigates a web of romance and betrayal as Rex Moore abandons her for fame, Gladys hides a lover’s address, and a jealous circle spirals into suspicion. Laurie confronts deceit while fearing a life without Rex and debating trust with her sister.
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Rex
Tex Moore
Laurie
Rex Moore
Rayne
Walt
Mark Albery
Reg Moore
Aliva
Tnt
Moore
Gladys
Hla Reoma
Froin Albery
Jimmy Dallas
St. James
Coudn
St. Gladys
Cutie
Coralie Stanton
Notable Senators Observe Congress Backstage At Gallery
In a crowded gallery scene former Senator Herbert of Rhode Island and ex Senator Ranadell mingle with Jim Watson of Indiana and Clarence Dill of Washington. They discuss politics with remarking ease, while asserting little about current affairs as Congress nears a new term.
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Hebert
Rhode Island
Washington
Ranadell
Hary
Jim Watson
Indiana
Pat Harrison
Mirainsippi
Harrison
Republian
Asida
Clarence Dill
Elvira
Tms Congress
Two Peasants Slain In Revolt Against Mexican State
AP dispatch from Mexico City reports two peasants killed in Villa Juarez amid agrarian unrest against Tamaulipas Governor Rafael Villarreal. In Ciudad Victoria thousands marched for his resignation, with 20,000 more said ready to march. machine guns were mounted at the governor’s palace as federal interior secretary Silvano Barba Gonzalez planned to fly in to assess the crisis.
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Mexico
D. F
Villa Juarez
Rafael Villarreal
Tamaulipas
Atate
Canital
Ciudad ‘Victoria
Antena Ville Arreal
Cuudad
Victoria
Silvano Barba Gonzalez
Jos Byrna
Jack Gatner
Government cattle drive aids drought relief program ends
From June 1 1934 to February 1 1935 the AAA cattle buying program purchased 8 273 000 head from 696 000 farms across 24 states. Cost 112 531 000 dollars averaging 15 40 per head. Most edible cattle were killed or canned, about 1 000 000 head remained in pastures. Sheep losses totaled 3 608 000 in drought areas, total cost 6 219 152 dollars. Abundant spring 560h War, Annie Laurie Hudson and Mole Fleming noted as chaperoned by Gussie Boyette and Mrs G C Hudson.
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Panhandle
New Mexico
AAA
Annie Laurie Hudson
Mole Fleming
Gussle Boyette
G. C. Hudson
Local Visitors Mentioned In Fragments From Past Columns
Fragmentary notes reveal Miss Fannie Mills and Mrs dele P Shorterville visiting. Gene Poyner was in Columbus Georgia with unclear dates and additional names seem garbled in the fragment.
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Fannie Mills
Ing
Allfous Mills, Mining
Dele P. Shorterville
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