Militia Called in Iowa Fight Over Tuberculin Test Law
Tipton Iowa September 22 nearly 2000 National Guard troops mobilized to enforce the bovine tuberculin test amid a Cedar county disturbance in which about 200 farmers clashed with sheriff's deputies and two veterinarians. Deputies withdrew after windows were broken and a deputy was mudded. Adjutant General Bailey said martial law could follow once troops establish headquarters as Governor Turmer vows to press enforcement. The Cedar county opposition dates to March over constitutional challenges to the test and distrust of its reliability.
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Tipton
Iowa
National Guard
Cedar County
Jacob Lenker
Foster Maxon
James E. Risden
State Department of Investigation
W. H. Bailey
Dan Turmer
Washington
BE. C. Mitchell
Radio Features Preview Parabolic Mic At NBC Game
NBC engineers prepare a parabolic microphone for field use to capture crowd noise and band music at football games. The system mounts on a small truck for mobility across the field, while varied broadcasts list WEAF WABC WJZ schedules and performances by Julia Senderson Frank Cum nu and others.
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S. C
Butterfield
Bisndard
New York
NBC
Thase
WEAF
Julia Senderson
Frank Cumnu
WABC
CBS
Ben Bernie
Bred Browne
WJZ
Washington
James L. Wright
The
Buffalo Evening News
Night Classes Open With Strong Attendance at High School
Fourteen Aveign born residents enrolled in the Americanization night class at the high school under Mrs. C. P. Warren. The class includes six nationalities Germany Norway Sweden Greece Russia and Dew. Two students already hold naturalization papers and are joining English classes. A business class led by Mrs. Harmon opened with five students offering bookkeeping typing and shorthand on Monday Wednesday and Friday at 7 30 p m.
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C. P. Warren
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Greece
Russia
Dew
Mrealy
Liov. Harmon
Royal steeds shy as bands play in Madrid parade
Army officers report royal horses formerly used for King Alfonso's palatial carts resist the republican parade music. A herd of 250 mounts, including 60 high stepper carriages and 30 aged veterans, are sold off to auctions, bull ring contractors, and arena death looms for some.
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Alfonso
How Sensible Folks Conquer Rheumatism
Sensible relief offered for rheumatism and related pains with a claimed safe, inexpensive remedy. The ad promises rapid results within hours or days, touts a guaranteed fuller recovery, and urges readers to purchase a bottle at a low price through a mail order offer.
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Allerry
Sciace
Ie4
New Departments Added At Schools In South Dakota
Pierre September 22. Vocational agriculture departments have been installed at Mission and Leola high schools this year, state supervisor W P Beard announced. Mission is led by Herbert Simonsen and Leola by Leland Wylie. Mission serves many Indian students. The two new departments bring the statewide total to 29.
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Pierre
Mission
Leola
W. P. Beard
Todd County
Herbert Simonson
Leland Wylie
Land Transfers Slim Around Newell
Land transfers in the irrigated section near Newell have been few this year. F C Youngblatt, superintendent of the government project, says there is no demand for irrigated land under current economic stress and expects the trend to continue.
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Newell
F. C. Youngblatt
Reduced market value and turnover merged in deal
The fragment notes a decline in market value and a merged turnover figure, indicating financial adjustment or consolidation. No clear entities or dates are present to expand with confidence.
Dan Anderson Pioneer Miner Resident Dies Near Vilas
Dan Anderson a 72yearold Pioneer Miner resident of Miner county for 48 years died at his home near Vilas last Saturday. Survived by wife two sons Fred and Edgar of Vilas Charley of Chicago Harry of Madison Bert of El Paso Tex two daughters Mrs B Vance and Miss Ida both of Chicago All were at his bedside except Bert Funeral services were held Monday at the Vilas Methodist church conducted by Rev Cannon of Howard.
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Dan Anderson
Howard
Den
Miner County
Vilas
Anderson
Fred Anderson
Edgar Anderson
Charley Anderson
Chicago
Harry Anderson
Madison
Bert Anderson
EL Paso
Tex
B. Vance
Ida Anderson
Bert
Vilas Methodist Church
Mr. Cannon
James Sipes Exhibit Helps Northern Normal Win State Prize
James Sipes of Huron showcased a cedar chest inlaid with rare woods at the State Fair in Huron as Northern Normal secured first prize. Dr. J. C. Lindberg noted the student’s fine work and highlighted the "Little Theater" display of Gypsy day coronation as part of the exhibit.
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James Sipes
Aberdeen
Northern Normal
Huron
J. C. Lindberg
Northern
Little Theater
Wolves Kill Sheep Near Oscesla and Carpenter
Osceola area farmer Harry Burke reported wolves killed 12 sheep on his farm between Osceola and Carpenter. No injuries to people were noted. The incident underscores ongoing predator concerns in rural Iowa.
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Sheef -Oschola
Harry Burke
Oscesla
Carpenter
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