Farm Bureau Notes Key Note At Iowa District Conference
Farm Bureau Notes reports the Agricultural Extension Service is holding six district conferences in Iowa from July 22 to August 7. Key topics include farm business, home project work, tuberculosis eradication, farm records, farm efficiency, and timely economic information with several prominent speakers. County agents and local readers from surrounding counties expected to attend.
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H. J. Metcalf
Ames
Towa
Iowa
Agricultural Extension Service
Iowa State College
Storm Lake
Autrust
Clear Lake
Ottumwa
Ret Oak
Independence
Auugust
R. K. Bliss
Extension Service
Muri McDonald
J. Holmes
S. H H. Thompson
Wisa Neales
Knowles
Ayis Talcott
C. E. Hearst
Town Farm Bureau Federation
Mark Thornburg
State Department of Agriculture
W. H H. Stacy
College
Esunits
Burglary Strikes Local Drug Store Stolen Whiskey and Cigarettes
Thieves entered Jus W. Templeton's drug store late Monday night or early Tuesday morning and made off with six and a half cases of bonded whiskey and several cartons of cigarettes. A glass door was broken and the back door accessed. Police were notified and inquiries extended to St. Joe and Omaha. No leads yet. suspects believed to be familiar with the store layout. The whiskey had been in the store since repeal about a year.
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W. Templeton
St. Joe
Omaha
Tean
Atchison Co. Journal
Cchison Co. Journal
Death Row Inmate Simmons Faces Executions After Escape Try
Lincoln prison escape attempt involved Whiter Ray Simmons and two others in Murderers Row. Guards were overpowered but captured. Simmons, subject to electrocution, had 28 reprieves. Attorney argues innocence, death watch arranged as execution looms with G.W. Harmon traveling to Lincoln.
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Ray Simmons
State Pardon Board
Yenitentiary
Lincoln
Dowtaii
Tien
Hilly” Glonzen
Simmons
Frank Pahl
Spencer Gamyienkin
Jwan
Pahl
Fredom
Sita
Jnong
Hannon
Aururn
Mr. Harmon
Cale and
Nemaha Co. Herald
Ancestry and toil amid hardship and despair
A reflective monologue contrasts ancestry and evolution with daily labor. The speaker rejects grand claims of race history, insisting on honest work milking cows, sowing, and supporting a family. He laments rising costs, debt, and the strain on a modest home life with a visiting relative.
Needle in Thom Thumb Incident Report
While washing clothes, Mrs. CG B Foust drove a needle into the fleshy part of her thumb. An X ray located the needle, which had penetrated an inch and broken off in the flesh, and it was removed. She suffered a very painful hand but infection is not expected. she should recover in a few days.
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Thom
CG. B. Foust
Divorce Petition in Fremont County Court
In the District Court of jurra Fremont County September 1925 Cassell B Moles sues Leona Moles for absolute divorce custody of minor Ray Moles alleging adultery. If Leona Moles fails to appear by noon September 29 1925 a default judgment will be entered. L B Forsyth attorney. Sidney Iowa court.
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State of Jurra
Fremont County
Leona Moles
Ray Males
Sidney
Iowa
L. B. Forsyth
Remarkable 99 Year Old Farm Hand Keeps Active Life
Henry Homewood, born in Huckfield England,claims to be 99 turning 100 next Christmas Day. He works daily in hay and harvest with no relatives in the U S, earning three dollars a day to live. He resides at 1208 West Valley and is known as the kid by the threshing crew. A separate incident on Friday night involves Hams Foster resisting arrest by Night Marshal Hiram Septka leading to a street scuffle and an anticipated hearing Monday July 27 in the justice court.
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Y Henry Homewood
Yatestin
Huffman Place
Mr. Homewood
Huckfield
Fussex
England
London
Charles Thiessen
Hamburg
Shenandoah
March
Feed’ Pace
West Valley
Iowa
Sentinel World
Neara Wa
Hams Foster
Hiram Septka
Ham
Hiram
Foster
Justice Court
Law
Fremont Co. Herald
The Villains Fail in Car Theft Near Knox Home
Tuesday night at Frank Birkby’s house near Knox, two youths warned by stealth plan meet their end. Jimmie Reade, Lankton’s grocery clerk and Birkby’s son in law, used the car for trips and parked it in the yard on fine nights. A night disturbance led to neighbors hearing noise and discovering the car being stripped of all access.
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Frank Birkby
Knox
Prowlers Retreat as Sheriff Apprehends Suspects
A family alarmed by prowlers slipped out a door while others telephoned for the sheriff. The pale trio claimed Nebraska City roots and Bartlett ties, but refused to reveal their names. They are jailed awaiting further police action.
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Sation
Tiret
Nebraska City
Bartlett
Sidney Argus
Fragmentary note on schooling and trades echoes in text
A garbled item discusses a school of experience and electricians producing something, with mentions of books and agents. Some readers oppose following others' paths to pursue larger gains, suggesting tension between instruction, craft, and ambition in a market context.
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Hoth
Ealing
Tve
Walla
Treca
Cassell B. Moles
Clyde Lingo
First National Bank
Mutual
Stock
United States
Anton Miller
Fred W. Will
Sec
Howe
Mills County
Malvern, Iowa
Pola Negri
Richard Talmage
Lloyd Hamilton
Friend
Mortie Blue
Marie Prevost
Avenue Models
Mary Philbin
Norman Kerry
Universal Jewel
Felix
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