Gold Fever In Papua Leads To Village Ambush And Rescue
A lone miner continues a brutal trek for gold in New Guinea with rival Spicer and Caxon. After a clash with the native Natatata tribe, Spicer is carried to the cliff edge by a chief, and the narrator dives to rescue him, preparing for a perilous tie to be continued.
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Pia Laurier
New Guinea
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Owever
Oxford
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Roo
Amory
Mines Department
Port Moresby
Siilver
Romilly
Coxon
Rangers
Flanders
Outbreaks Of Hog Cholera Hit Eastern Iowa Farms
Hog cholera outbreaks across multiple eastern Iowa farms signal spreading disease as the 17th annual Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association meeting gathers in Cedar Rapids despite attendance disruptions from outbreaks. Veterinarians from 46 counties attend the Cedar Rapids event, with elected officers named for 1931.
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Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association
Cedar Rapids
West Branch
Timois
Frank M. Wilson
Mechanicsville
L. W. Kellogg
Anamosa
P. V. Neuzil
Blairstown
W. C. Vollstedt
Dixon
W. G. Bramwell
Center Point
W. S. O'Brien
Ryan
DeWitt
Brighton
Peers Dubuque
Towa City
Tim
Preston
Martelle
Anaimosa
Tipton
Waterloo
Five Iowa women named master farm homemakers
The Farmer's Wife names five Iowa women for the master farm homemaker title at an Oct. event at Iowa State College. Honorees are Etha Koehler Van Meter Alvern Wendel Bronson Albert S Jacobson Jewell Raymond Sayre Acksworth and Clarence H Decatur Grinnell. Each has balanced farming, homemaking and community service amid family storylines and farm life milestones.
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Iowa State College
Master Farm Homemakers
Farmer's Wife
National Farm Women's Magazine
Home Extension Service
Etha B. Koehler
van Meter
Alvern 8
Wendel
Bronson
Albert S. Jacobson
Jewell
Raymond Sayre
Acks
Sioux City
Conference of Farm Women
Parent-Teacher Association
Farm Bureau
Federated Women's Clubs
Decatur
Make Landscape Plans Now For Spring Planting
Plans for yard and farmstead landscaping should be made in fall or winter to secure desired materials and expert help. Extension specialist E J Johnson of Town State College urges advance planning to avoid spring shortages. The article notes the large scale butter production in the United States last year.
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E. J. Johnson
Town State College
God and I in Autumn Dawn by Barbara Young
Poetic fragment from a New York Times feature recalling divine presence in nature. A speaker and God share space in autumn light with birds, mist, and shifting shorelines, while a separate humorous quote from Pathfinder adds a stray aside about flirting and marriage.
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Barbara Young
N. Y. Times
Thoxine Promises Quick Relief for Sore Throat
An advertisement touts Thoxine as a doctor prescribed remedy for sore throat and cough. It claims rapid relief, direct action on the cause, safety for families, and refunds if unsatisfied. Bottles priced 35c 60c and $1.00, available at Stickford's Drug Store and other drug stores.
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Good Drug
Suits for the Small Boy Offer Big Results
The Bureau of Home Economics offers tips in Leaflet 62-L on sewing for young children. A careful trouser pattern selection yields big results from a small effort, with wash suits as economical options for boys under six.
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Bureau of Home Economics
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