Reproductions Of Model Dairies On State Tour
Des Moines reports the state dairy and food commission will tour the state this fall and winter with a stereopticon show illustrating model dairies and up to date sanitary methods. About seventy five government slides will be used to educate dairymen statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
State Dairy and Food Commission
Des Moines
Barney
Thompson
Chemis
Gabe
Iowa
Duluth
State Food and Dairy
P. Raymond~ Chittick
Stock Values Cause Trouble in Des Moines Iowa
Des Moines reports reveal wide disparities in county assessments for horses cattle and hogs hindering fair equalization. Telephones and express taxes stay mostly the same with slight increases from improvements. New normal courses to be taught in 41 high schools statewide with $600 annual support per school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moinés
A. M. Deyoe
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Nawton
Guthrie County
Panora
Northwood
Waverly
Onawa
Spencer
Return of Covaleskie Stirs Southern Ball Fans
Spring chatter praises Covaleskie, a feared pole pitcher once dubbed the Giant Killer. Players aimed to hit him and test his control, but his swift delivery and sharp stuff kept many batters at bay, shaping expectations for his upcoming season in the Southern league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covaleskie
Chattanoogan
Covateskie
Angeras
Alma
Baseball odds mix stars and rumors across leagues
Slugger Hyatt of Kansas City has 11 homers this year while Cubs shed batters Merkle and Marquard. Umpire Mal Bason spotted Knetz er as Hason managed Lawrence club. Baskette of Toledo has six games with few opponent hits. Purdue coach Hugh Nicol scouts for Cincinnati Reds. Charles Overman debuts for Indianapolis after DePauw fame. Umpire Mullen improves under Evans. Schafer’s first-base play draws Hal Chase comparisons. Horace Fogel aims for a 7500 pitcher and a strong-hitting outfielder. McAleer may quit Washington. Red Nelson shines for Browns. Louisville denies selling Fisher to Mobile. an upcoming catcher release planned. Athletics struggle with hard luck this season. Umpire Dyan cites Johnsons decree on warming up pitchers. Fred Parent leads Baltimore Orioles in batting and fielding. Pitcher McAdams of Dallas, now Cardinal property, fuels Texas league success. Grover Cleveland Alexander notes timing with Meels Moore alternating in Philbeini plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyatt
Kansas City
Merkle
Marquard
Cubs
Mal Bason
Knetzer
Hason
Lawrence
Cincinnati Reds
Indianapolis
Charles Overman
de Pauw University
Mullen
Evans
Washington
Germany
Athletics
Dyan
Johnson
Fred Parent
White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Parent
McAdama
Dallas
Cardinals
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Imeels
Moore
Alternat
Philbeini
Milwaukee Sets Record With 19 On Bases
Milwaukee recorded 19 men left on base in a recent game, a new mark in a year already noted for unusual performances. The milestone underscores the team's slugging misfires and persistent baserunning issues amid the season's odd statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Egan Complains of Chicken Pie at Hotel Lunch
Cincinnati second baseman Dick Egan found no chicken in a chicken pie served at a hotel. He complained to the waiter who retorted that you would not expect dog in a dog biscuit, while Egan continued to study the dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Dick Egan
Mr. Egan
George
Don
The Grandmother Game and Baseball’s Money Talk
President Johnson cites baseball’s money making lure as a vital part of American life. The sports writer notes the scene showing devotion to the game despite personal tragedy and family twists. A boss jokes about missing games as his grandmother dies, reflecting era attitudes toward sport and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Henry
California Players Dominate Big League Debut Season
A coastal pipeline feeds major leagues with California talent who quickly shine. Yankees, Red Sox, Senators, and others boast stars like Walter Johnson, Hooper, Leonard, and Bodie. Gloomy fears of futility fade as Lively and other coast pitchers make good for Detroit while Cleveland, Washington, and Chicago also benefit from West Coast debuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden
West
New York Yankees
Chase
Harry Walter
Yanks
Otis Johnson
Yankees
Wilkingon
Fitzgerald
Golden Gate City
Lynch
Bridgeport
Harry Hooper
Lewis
Madden
Pape
Moser
Hall
Connie Mack
California
Leonard
St. Mary’s College
Washington
Johnson
Walter Johnson
Street
Jennings
Coast
Detroit Nine
Bobby Wallace
Meyers
Ww. Hogan
Halliman
Browns
Stanage
Brainy Pitcher Knabe Defends Signals Over Inside Play
Otto Knabe, a leading National League figure, argues that signals and inside play are less useful than quick thinking and intelligence. He questions their value against great pitchers like Mathewson and Brown, urging reliance on common sense over devised systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Knabe
Mathewson
Brown
Moore
Camnitz
Star. Fing
Old Gentleman Warns Against Drunkenness on Sunday
An elderly man, sharing a Sunday drink with a younger companion, admonished him about the evils of excess. He urged moderation, noting that being drunk is a disgrace and insisting on restraint when not in control.
Fragmentary Quote About Avoiding Work Erasure
A fragmented line asks for a plan to avoid work by making an excuse. The speaker references gaining brains and thinking up a justification as a way to dodge taking on responsibility.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Internal Revenue
Cosson
Murdock Bannister
State Board of Control
W. 8. Allen
Airfield
Bem
Allen
Mighty Good
Tax’ Commission
Apresa Diso
State Executive Council
Sumner
Europe
State Board of Health
Public Health Service
Oktumwa
Dubuque
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Waterloo
George M. Chappel
Ezekial Harper
Chappel
Center Street
Logan
J. du Camp Hall
Fourth
United States Infantry
Ottumwa
L. A. Fuller
United States Medical Corps
A. J. Davis
Fourth Infantry
Shenandoah
J. W. Grissinger
Medical Corps
U.S. A
Ft. Des Moines
Vinton
Western Union
Western Eilside Oe
Nh ‘Company
Covaleskia
New Orleans
Brainy
Asset
California Fig Syrup.co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!