4-H Program Promises Major la Crosse Fair Contests
La Crosse county 4-H clubs, 519 members, will compete Sept 17 to 20 at the Inter-State Fair. Premiums total 1159 dollars with nearly two dozen trophies and cash awards across contests including milking, horseshoes, judging, and fashion. A club parade, horse pulling demo with 55 dollars prizes, and a breaking demonstration are planned.
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High Riot Costs Drain On Funds Of Irish Capital
Belfast faces massive rioting expenses after outbreaks claim six lives and injure over 50. Since 1921 to 1924 peak years saw riot bills reaching 550000, 4000000, 3450000 and 1250000. Strict police measures and concrete repaving curb damage, curfews and bans dampen future costs.
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Dickinson To Speak At Milwaukee Picnic
Senator L. J. Dickinson of Iowa, seen as a potential Republican presidential candidate, will speak at an 8 oclock Milwaukee picnic and rally Sunday Aug 18. Roland J. Steinle, Milwaukee Republican committee chairman, said leaders statewide may attend and discuss a possible state-wide meeting.
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Anson Weeks Band to Headline La Crosse Pool Fund Dance
La Crosse Junior Association of Commerce arranged Anson Weeks orchestra for a fundraising dance at Avalon ballroom Monday Aug. Proceeds from the dance will go to the community bathing pool project. Weeks' band, noted for major ballrooms, will travel from Waukegan to Oelwein for the appearance.
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Left Wingers Against Borah As Candidate
Moderate liberals in Congress oppose Senator Borah as a third party target while a presidential order funds Isle Royale land purchase for federal acquisition. Roosevelt signs action authorizing 705000 dollars for Isle Royale Park move. interior secretary to allocate funds and manage acquisition through appropriate agency.
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Yesterday's Stars and Baseball Highlights Across Leagues
A roundup notes Curt Davis and Johnny Verges with Phillies-Davis beating Carl Hubbell for the third time this season. Satter drives in four for the Pirates victory, Paul Richards’ double keys the Athletics over the Yankees. Lou Gehrig hits his 18th homer in his 1600th straight game. Hal Trosky leads Indiana to a 14-run first game against the Browns. Knott pitches St Louis to a win over Cleveland amid errors. Also mentions Peris countess and debutantes favors beers at London summer dances.
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British coats adapt American features in Beaufort model
A London displayed Beaufort model coat blends American influences with English style for travel wear. The design shows sharp lapels that angle at the shoulders, large patch pockets, and two broad belts with two rows of stitching, reflecting cross Atlantic fashion.
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Volunteers Ask Dr. Willard To Freeze Them
Hollywood volunteers exceed 180 as Dr. Ralph Willard promotes freezing humans for revived life experiments. City humane chief warns against lawless method while Willard seeks permission. Monkeys show mixed results with one revived, one unrecoverable, one to be tested next week.
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Col Bradley Sells Horses For 152050 At Sale
Saratoga Springs Nev Col Edward Bradley owner of Idle Hour farm Lexington Ky sold 31 yearlings for 152050 with possible internal transfer of funds. The high price 20000 for a Blue LarkspurImp Knocking Bridge colt bought by George Read of New York amid brisk bidding before the season’s largest crowd. In total 43 yearlings sold Thursday night for 1650 averaging 5326 each Bradley yearlings averaged 4905.
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Gale Defeats An All Star Team In Galesville
Galesville defeated a Beaver Valley league all-star squad 6 to 0 under the lights on Wednesday eve, Ray Hagan pitched a new record with 23 strikeouts while allowing only two hits. The Beaver Valley lineup included Johnson Toppen Crystal Valley Hammond Severson Caledonia Byrne Peterson Frenchville Patterson Waller Glasgow Larson Stens ven Coulee. Final: Galesville 6, All-Stars 0.
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Full Pleated Skirts Return to Vogue in Fall
Full skirts, pleated all around, return as a high style note for fall. Designers plan suave street dresses with pleated skirts and jersey and wool frocks that suit this new silhouette.
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John Chapple Aims to Oust La Follettéism in 1936 Bid
Madison editor John Chapple, a 1936 Republican gubernatorial candidate, returns from a six week UW summer session claiming he has quietly gathered facts to drive Governor La Follette from office and end La Folletteism forever. He vows the facts will out and that the public will be armed with them.
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Coattess Man Denied Elevator Ride Faces Suit Threat
In New York City Fashion Center building an elevator dispute led to David Ruper's arrest on a disorderly conduct charge. Ruper, coatless in summer, refused to use rear elevators and defied the front elevator rule, claiming no trouble riding coatless in other tall offices. Magistrate Halom Capshaw adjourned the case to August 10 amid prior testimony.
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Noisy motorists to be fined by poetry and roses
Zagreb authorities test a novel anti noise plan. Offenders may have tires deflated and must refill them while a poetry sonnet is read, with roses offered to women. The scheme aims to shame loud drivers by integrating poetry, roses, and tire pumping into traffic enforcement.
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Minnesota Man Urges States to Defy Federal CoinageRules
In Washington a Minnesota representative Elmer Christianson urged states to defy Washington by issuing their own sales tax tokens. The House coinage hearing followed renewed treasury pressure as Attorney General Homer Cummings delayed legal action pending Congress on the Roosevelt Morgenthau plan for federal coinage. Secretary Morgenthau and the Justice Department backed the view that state token issuance violates federal coinage rights.
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Camouflage Bias Cut Tweed Styles On Garments
Fashion notes describe bias cut tweed weaves creating camouflage effects in hand woven ensembles. Diagonal lines and seams form Vs in skirts while fronts feature reversed patterns and slant patch pockets. Raglan sleeves, yokes, revers, cuffs and neckties show varied stripe angles. Tribune Want Ads.
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