Lawrence notes Gus Wahl in California rockery business and USC end fame
Gus Wahl reports a rockery business near San Diego after moving to California this fall. Roy Lawrence heads to California for a few weeks with relatives. John Milton, son of Rev. C. L. Milton, stars on the Pacific coast as a top end for USC, praised for punting and drop kicks. A local critic jokes about gas prices using store credits for fuel. Firemen stay busy in Lawrence with ongoing calls. Yale Alumni program in Kansas City aired via radio.
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North Dakota to Debate Economy and Welfare at January Session
North Dakota lawmakers, newly aligned with Independent Voters Association, will tackle economy first when the January 3 session opens. Proposed measures include tax reductions, bank consolidation rules, state mill operation at Grand Forks, and broad health and child welfare reforms. The Independent administration aims to assess the state owned mill and expand farm loan powers while winding down unprofitable league experiments such as Werner creamery.
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Peruvian Ram Import Aims At Merino Wool Britain
London reports plans to import several hundred head of rams from Peru to test merino or merino cross wools in the British Isles. Wool manufacturers seek a finer grade than current coarse fleece and may replace large flocks if successful, potentially altering prices and breeds in Britain.
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Abuses of Proletariat Surface in Austrian Debates
Vienna reports surprise abuses in parliamentary debates on Austria loans. Salt freeholds, ancient and modern, range from religious and secular institutions to individuals under the government salt monopoly. The army costs could be cut by 21 billion crowns, with an excess of officers noted. Railway administration overstaffed at 19.4 employees per kilometer. A government map bureau chief ran private work in private shops while doing government tasks.
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Horses as Man’s Servants Proclaimed by Expert
Wayne Dinsmore of the Horse Association of America told the group that the horse and man are inseparable, citing the animal’s role in war, farming, and city work. He noted more than seventeen million horses and mules were harnessed on U.S. farms last summer with 2 million in urban tasks, and highlighted Chicago’s use of over 33,000 horses in short haul work.
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Danish Salt Cellar Believed To Bring Christmas Luck
A superstition in Denmark keeps the salt-cellar on the table through Christmas to ensure good luck for the year. In Russian peasant belief a Christmas Eve dream is bound to come true.
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France
Denmark
Tahiti Fears Tsunami After Chile Quake Alarm
Residents of Papeete fled to hills after a wireless warning of a heavy Chilean quake and possible tidal wave. Mayors and locals consulted experts, provoking panic as refugees loaded valuables for hours in the streets. In Marquesas, sea levels rose but caused no damage.
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Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Color for Fabrics
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as a simple kit to revive worn clothing and draperies. It claims guaranteed fade resistant, streak free, and non running colors for wool silk linen cotton or blends with easy instructions for first time dyers.
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Ethel Frederick
The funeral for Mrs. Ethel Frederick who died in Phoenix Arizona will be held at the Catholic church at 10 o clock Sunday morning Father Fitzgerald to preside Interment will be in Mt Calvary The deceaseds mother and father and her aunt Mrs Mary Hoakson are mentioned with ties to local residents Mrs Frederick had been in Arizona for ten days Ito funeral notes include local relatives and timing
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Mary. Barnes
New Hampshire Street
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Arizona
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Chas. Boone
Wigh'to thank my many friends neighbors relatives for their sympathy and kindness during my bereavement and especially Rev. White for his comforting words with thanks for the floral offerings Mrs. Chas. Boone. Phone your coal order to 34. C. E. Matthews Lumber Co. Three flower toilet sets Rankin Drug Store.
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