National Dairy Show Honors De Laval Separators at Milwaukee
The National Dairy Show held in Milwaukee October 15 24 awarded top butter and cream prizes to De Laval users, reflecting ongoing dominance since Alpha Disc separators entered use. Incomplete reports from state fairs show many state batter awards also going to De Laval equipment across New York, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, North Dakota and South Dakota.
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Powell and Wolgast Set for 20-Round Bout at Coliseum
Manager Sid Mester schedules a November 23 heavyweight clash at the Coliseum with Powell and Adolph Wolgast weighing 132 to 133 pounds. Eddie Smith of Oakland to referee. The San Francisco bout follows notes of Jimmy Britt versus Battling Nelson in scope and promise, with Powell rising as the city’s leading light since those days. Powell initially resisted the 132½ pound limit but consented to 132 pounds at 6 o'clock weigh-in, while Wolgast remains in Chicago with Tom Jones, once Billy Papke’s adviser.
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Chicago
Tom Jones
Billy Papke
Papke
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Auburn
Erne
Philadelphia
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Kid Harrison
Ihling
Gar
Voice From Past John L Speaks on Prizefight Scene
A past voice writes under his own name condemning modern boxing practices. He predicts a heavyweight clash between Sullivan and Jeffries Johnson, noting big purses and staged theatrics. The piece, signed by L. Bullian, imagines the fighters retiring, then returning for a dramatic, moneyed rematch.
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Fighting Fifth Have Tryout At Letlehus For Championship Chance
The Fighting Fifth held a tryout yesterday ahead of a major service championship. Foley led Troop C with three wins and two seconds, dominating events like the 220 yards hurdles and high jump. Donald swept sprint events, Neal placed in the hurdles, and Bell won the half mile while Holoun of Fort Shatter trailed. Pick Sullivan prepares for the league grounds meet as retired middleweight Dick Sullivan settles in Honolulu, praised for past performances and a model for others to follow.
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Neal
Foy
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League
Davis Cup Preview Sparks Global Tennis Interest
Davis Cup action nears on November 26 as top players like Long, McLaughlin, Brookes, Wilding, and Dunton prepare for singles and doubles. Veteran figures Sharp and others vie for Commonwealth honors while the holders face a stern test and fans anticipate decisive matches.
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Wilding
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Dunton
Victoria
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Ted
Atrow
Brooker
Dr. Sharp
Althoug
Aun
Hrooken Wilding
Nestea
Gee
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Jeffries Accepts Music Hall Engagement For Two Weeks
Jeffries will appear for two weeks at Will Morris music halls in New York, manager Bam Berger says no other bookings exist. The lightweight star trains under Charlie Reilly and Cullen, with middleweight bouts discussed. Reilly shaping up well for a potential Thanksgiving eve clash.
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Will Morris
New York
Bam Berger
San Francisco
National Athlete Club of Philadelphia
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Pittsburg
Atenation
Philadel Jhia
Charlie Reilly
Robert Ross
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Charlie
Burcoa
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Bonine Presents Molokal Settlement Motions Tonight
At the Bonine tonight will be shown Mr Bonine's remarkable pictures taken at the Molokal Settlement. The moving pictures reveal life there with parades flag drills and other scenes showing the lighter side of life among the people.
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Kalakaua Birthday at Thomas Square Prompts Hawaiian Band
A Hawaiian band will perform at Thomas Square to celebrate Kalakaua's birthday. The program includes a grand march and overture pieces with collaboration from local musicians and schools, highlighting Hawaiian culture and royal history.
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