Indiana Man Is Named Corn King at Exposition
Peter J. Lux of Shelbyville Ind proclaimed corn king in region eight at the International Livestock Exposition. R D Rakes of Auburn N1 won region four reserve champion. Lux displayed ten ears of white corn and takes ten ears of yellow. Other region winners include B G Olson Watson Minn region1 yellow and Mrs N H Krizer Rose Hill Ia region3 yellow. Prize awards also announced in breeding shorthorns Aberdeen Angus sheep and horse divisions with multiple First places across several farms and regions.
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Chicago
Mis
Peter J. Lux
Shelbyville
Ind
R. D. Rakes
Auburn
Lux
B. G. Olson
Watson
Minn
Ford S. Geigel
Irvington
N. H. Krizer
Rose Hill
John D. Scott Gallatin
Tenn
W.S County
Merino
Colo
C. E. Troyer
la Fontaine
Heifer
Baker Shorthorn Farm
Hickman Mills
Grain Valley
Aberdeen
Angus
Rosemere
Congdon and Battles
Yakima
Wash
Chase Brothers
Willow Lakes
S. D
Rudy
J. E. Frazer
Setmas
Sask
Canada
Blanche
R. W. Holt and Son
Beacon
Adoration
University of Wisconsin
Firset
Trumans
Quadrant
Pioneer Stud Farm
Bushnell
Edgewood Conqueror
F. A. Huddleston
Webster City
Henry W. Matern
Lost Ant
Annual Ladies Aid Supper at First Congregational Church
The Ladies Aid society of the First Congregational church serves dinner in the church basement from 5 to 7 pm as part of the annual supper and bazaar opening this afternoon. The article notes related activities with other church groups and meeting plans.
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Congregational Church
Ladies Aid Society
First Congregational Church
Ladies Aid Society of the
First Baptist Church
Flashes of Life Ties and Echoes Across Cities
Paris diplomat Claudel praised for English mastery as he poised to represent France in Washington. Milwaukee notes a parolee returning home to old friends and life behind prison walls. New York players J B Eccleston and Jesse Bradley Eccleston, long estranged, meet by chance after two decades of mistaken bills and lawsuits, sharing smokes and views on prohibition. A Waldorf meeting on Staten Island is arranged by a Jesse Eccleston cousin.
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Associated Press
Paris
Paul Claudel
France
Washington
Milwaukee
Michael J. Harris
New York
J. B. Eccleston
Jesse Bradley Eccleston
Detroit
Bowers Eccleston
Staten Island
Jesse
The
Waldorf
Measuring fat with water and bacon cooking tip
A method uses a filled water cup to measure fat by displacement and notes bacon should bake on a rack above a shallow pan to catch drippings. The tip promises even browning without odor or greasiness. By Marion Jane Parker. Calumet Baking Powder Company. Read the Classified Ads today.
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Marion Jane Parker
Home Economics Dept
Calumet Baking Powder Company
New Yorkers Jeer Andrews Then He Threatens Action
New Yorkers at the Economic Club dinner in New York jeered Gen. Lincoln C. Andrews as he announced that a stop had been put to illegal sacramental wine distribution. He warned it would be hard to get real beer next season, delivering the remark amid laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Economic Club
Hotel Astor
New York Herald Tribune
Lincoln C. Andrews
Miners to Demand a New Wage Scale
John L. Lewis announces a constitutional convention of the United Mine Workers of America to meet in Indianapolis January 25 1927 to draft a wage demand for central competitive field miners. A scale committee will meet mine operators February 14 1927 in Miami to establish a new wage scale replacing the Jacksonville agreement due to expire March 31 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Miami
Fla
Jacksonville
Temperature Drops as Cold Wave Sweeps Iowa
A sharp temperature drop from 59 to 13 degrees overnight marks the arrival of a cold wave in Iowa. Central Iowa readings reached down to 13, with Sioux City at 10 above and the eastern state in the 20s. The Weather Bureau forecasts continuation of the cold today and tomorrow with no precipitation.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Sioux City
Weather Bureau
Beet Growers Seek Rail Extension To Yale Region
A conference between western South Dakota sugar beet growers and Chicago and Northwestern officials was set for Friday to discuss extending the rail line from Newell to Yale. The Utah Idaho Sugar Beet company pledged a factory will be built in the newly opened Yale region if the railroad reaches Yale.
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Chicago, Inl
South Dakota
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Yale
Belle Fourche
Newell
S. C
Utah- Idaho Sugar Beet Company
Election of Chicago man President announced for railroad
Boston December 1. George Hannouer of Chicago was elected president of the Boston and Maine railroad. Homer Laronne, chairman of the board, announced the decision today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boston
George Hannouer
Boston and Maine Railroad
Homer Laorine
Aged Woman Fatally Burned in Chicago Home
In Chicago on December 1 a spark from an open fire ignited the clothing of 61 year old Mrs. Christine Holtz who sat by her husband. He and a passerby tried to save her but she died from the burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Christine Holtz
Epworth League at Columbus City to Give Play Tonight
Epworth League at Columbus City Methodist church presents the play Fun on the Podunk Limited this evening with a cast of 21. Admission is free and an oyster supper will follow in the basement. Everyone is invited.
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Epworth
Columbus City
Columbus Junction
Podunk Limited
Epworth League
Columbus City Methodist Episcopal Church
Gladwin Ladies’ Aid Society
Gladwin Church
America
Harry Egington
Willis
Wapello
Sherman Moore
The
Presbyterian Church
W. H. Hughes
J. W. Hoover
Ray Sinclair
Des Moines
Ellen Nichols
Viola
Cleve
Reuben
Robert Nichols
Muscatine
Fruitland
Walter Newton
Webster Newton
Sarah Elliot
Kellerton
W. D. Lewis
Lawrence Estle
Clara Bruin
Whittier
Calif
J. W. Pence
Richard Peters
Dewey Smith
Chicago
Fred Kern
Arlie Perry
Davenport
R. F. Duncan
S. S. Wilcox
Selected from Radios Rialto features in tonight's Iowa broadcasts
Iowa stations prize sacred music at KSO and KDKA vocal and violin recital, with WHO and WEAF presenting dance, popular, and theatrical programs. WOC offers Voss Vagabonds, WEAF's Trade and Mark program, and late symphonies on KYW and KMOX. An opera Trial By Jury closes WEAF at 9:30.
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Associated Press
Iowa
KSO
Central Standard
WHO
KMA
KTNT
KFNF
WOC
Voss
WEAF
KDKA
KMOX
WDAF
WGHP
WHAS
WMBH
WTAG
KYW
KOA
WGFIT
WEBH
WLIT
WGN
WKRC
Jack Little
KTHS
WCCO
Didn’t Know His Brother A Miracle Cure Exposed
A man recounts his brother’s collapse from stomach and liver sickness. After a year of decline, doctors failed and a booklet on MAYA'S claimed to fit the case. One dose brought relief and rapid recovery, with a money back guarantee, advertised at druggists.
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Maya
Iowa Farmer Frank Moore Found Dead in Cave near Lima
Frank Moore a 36 year old farmer was found dead beside a still in a cave near Lima Fayette county Iowa late yesterday suffocation was the cause Physicians and county officers were notified Ralph Gage employer found the body after Moore failed to return from work Moore had moved to Iowa from McGregor about a year ago Sheriff C C Wright county attorney L R Lawton and coroner Dr J M Smiddle traveled to Lima to investigate the death
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West Union
Frank Moore
Lima
Fayette County
Moore
Ralph Gage
McGregor
C. C. Wright
L. R. Law
Drops Dead While Waiting for Dinner
John Green 66 a wealthy retired farmer from Van Horne Ia dropped dead from apoplexy in a Cedar Rapids restaurant last night after ordering dinner. Native of Janesville Wis he was a Van Horne town council member. Funeral and burial planned for Van Horne.
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Cedar Rapids
John Green
van Horne
House Will Decide Whether Whiting Is Entitled to Seat
Des Moines Iowa December 1 The secretary of state said the executive council withheld the election certificate of S D Whiting while a contest by Lee Nagle awaits a house decision The Johnson county seat remains vacant until the house organizes in January Whiting a Democrat had been credited with one more vote than Nagle a Republican
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Des Moines
Walter C. Ramsay
Executive Council
S. D. Whiting
Johnson
House of Representatives
Lee Nagle
House
Whiting
Nagle
Davenport Woman Ends Life Over Failing Health
Despondent over her health Mrs. George W. Innes of Davenport Iowa inhaled gas and died at home. Her husband found her on the kitchen floor last night. The story notes rising fascist policy chatter about restricted areas and limited government aid for hostile citizens.
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Davenport
George W. Innes
Tularemia Cases Rise in Iowa This Fall Warned
Iowa epidemiologist Dr. Don M. Griswold reported three fall cases of tularaemia, a disease contracted from skinning rabbits, noting only two cases were documented last year. Sioux City pharmacist E T Thompson died in Denver after an extended illness. Waterloo hosts national guard ball January 28 with Governor Hammill and Seventh corps officers invited.
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Iowa
Don M. Griswold
Griswold
Sioux City
E. T. Thompson
Denver
Waterloo
Hammill
National Guard
Seventh Corps
Theories Abound in Missing Clara Olson Case
Prairie Du Chien Wis Dec 1 AP theories about the fate of 22 year old Clara Olson crystallize as officers and volunteers search for Clara and her Gale College sweetheart Erdman Olson 18. Some believe her body lies in Crawford county hills. others think she is hiding in St Paul or Minneapolis. A note in Clara's room hinted she would return with a glad surprise and marry Erdman. A warrant accusing Erdman of murder is in issue as Albert Olson defends his son.
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Prairie du Chien
Wis
Clara Olson
Gale College
Erdman Olson
Crawford County
Kickapoo
Mississippi
Chris Olson
Clara
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Erdman
Albert Olson
Merry Clara Olson
Progress in Iowa corn husking shows gains
Good progress with corn husking was reported in western and northern Iowa as farmers finish the work. High winds slowed operations in some areas, fields were soft, and frost and mud delayed plowing though winter wheat looks good with no new hog cholera or flu outbreaks and few animal deaths.
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Des Moines
Weather and Crop Bureau
Bureau
Battle with Bandits in Northwestern Bank Car
John Cirkva of Duluth, Minn., fought two armed bandits in a Northwestern railroad bank car at Cedar Rapids last midnight. He saved his money but was shot in the shoulder and badly beaten. Police seek Troy Smith and Jack White. Five shots fired as crew members monitored from a car corner. one bandit carried a lantern that was smashed.
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Cedar Rapids
John Cirkva
Duluth
Minn
Northwestern
Troy Smith
Jack White
Cirkva
Consul at Foo Chow Asks That Warship Be Ordered There
Washington dispatch reports Consul at Foo Chow urged sending an American warship for protection of U S nationals amid Cantonese and Shanghaithe conflicts near Foo Chow in Fukien province. Consul General Lockhart said destroyers Pope and Truxton return, vetting naval security. Immigrants have invested 7 5 million in Palestine.
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Foo Chow
Washington, D. C
Willams
Fumc Kien Province
Shanghaii
Lockhart
Hankow
Pope
Truxton
London
Jenkins
Canton
Wu Chang
Allenrhy Special Formula No 2 Relieves Neuritis Pains
A drugstore advertises Allenrhy Special Formula No 2 in capsule form for neuritis and sciatic nerve pains. It claims relief within 24 hours, with continued dosing promising permanent reduction or banishment of pain, and notes the formula targets gouty and rheumatoid arthritis conditions though it stresses suitability for neuritis.
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Henderson's
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Honor
St. Margaret and Trinity Guilds of
Trinity Episcopal Church
Cail
Red Paint Store
Songe
FEA
CPE Service, Inc
RADIO
Rialto
Sycamore Street
H. H. Schock
Rome
Topeka
Arthur Capper
Iowa News
Kautz’s
Magnus
Palestine
Hill
Cascara
Muscatine Iowa
Henderson's Drug Stores
W. S. Barry
Horton
Muscatine, Ia
Over Pound’s Clothing Store
2Nd
Iowa Ave
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