B A C Stock judging team wins again
Grand Agricultural College high school stock judging team captured the Ogden Livestock Show cup for the third win in four years. Members Donald White Harold Knell and Charles Alitsrem led the team with a $15 cash prize and medals. Donald White took first in individual scoring as 32 teams from Idaho Utah and Wyoming competed. Payson High School trailed by nearly 100 points. Junior College division awarded by default. coached by E Ray Lyman and Arthur Morris.
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Iron County
Grand Agricultural College
Ogden Livestock Show
Donald White
Hiarold Knell
Charles Alitsrem
Nonald White
Calsaline
Idaho
Wreming
Utah
J. A
Payson High School
B. A. GC
E. Ray Lyman
Arthur Morris
Winnliz
Jocal Echoeo
Ogden
Parowan East M Men Defeat Cedar Third Ward In Tight Contest
Parowan East Ward M Men beat Cedar Third Ward 24 to 21 in a hard fought game. Cedar First Ward defeated West Ward while East Ward’s lead remains undefeated with a upcoming Summit clash on their home floor.
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Pareowan East Ward
M-Men
Cedar Third Ward
West Ward
Cedar First
Menzies Clark
Parowan Boys
Parowan East
Summit Lads
Summit Boys
Edison sees rubber substitute from goldenrod by 1930
Psarowan residents anticipate bold news on inventions as Thomas A. Edison predicts a rubber substitute may come from goldenrod. The discovery could free the United States from reliance on British rubber and bring national pride if Edison’s plan succeeds.
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Psarowan
Thos. A. Edison
Great Britain
Mr. Edison
Frostbite at Salt Lake drugstore prompt for student
Misa Phyllis Orton student at the University of Utah faced severe frostbite after waiting for her uncle Kay Booth outside a Salt Lake drugstore. She walked nine blocks home in gloves only, enduring freezing wind and snow before arriving safely. she has since recovered and returned to school.
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Misa Phyllis Orton
University of Utah
Salt Lake
Kay Booth
Practical Joke Sparks Real Trouble in Times Square
Neighbors Brown and White in Times Square office were split after White promised to buy books for Brown’s wife and sent two cook books to the Browns as a joke. Brown, not amused, returned home to a bill and a rift, while White sent him a book titled Lock devoted to methods of developing feeble minds.
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John
Brown Aml White
White
Brown
Mire Brown
Twhite
New York Sun
Long Eyelashes Indicate Poor Health, Japanese Study Finds
Dr Tamaoki of Kyushu Imperial University Pediatric Department studied about 7000 children over two years and reports that long lashes correlate with ill health. The rashes of consumptive children last twice as long as healthy peers, and sickly kids show longer lashes with modest growth in the first year.
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Tamaoki
Kyushu Imperial University
American Medical Association
Kensay City
The Weeping Statue of Arbroath Abbey
An old ruin in Arbroath Scotland houses a decapitated statue of William the Lion founder of Arbroath Abbey. The carved king lies headless with a headless Fen, while the heart region reportedly weeps when rain moistens the stone.
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Arbroath Abbey
Scotland
Whillam
Wiliam the Lion
Thomas Becket
Dariog
Farmer Bends Rules on Golf Course
A farmer crossing six golf holes observes the club’s worst member miscueing his drive and complaining only players with golfora are allowed. The farmer replies he won’t object if the other keeps silent, highlighting a humorous clash over course etiquette.
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London
Lincoln School Glass Casualty Company Protects Windows
Lincoln grade school students form the Lincoln School Glass Casualty company to insure windows at the school and nearby buildings. The firm has over 250 policies at ten cents each since last year. Breakage claims are adjusted by a president and four officers. accidental breaks are fully paid, careless ones half paid.
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Sheborgnan
Wia
Lincoln
Gordon Hildebrandt
Lincoln School Glass Casualty Company
Bud¢ebrandt
Chinese to Add Law of Things to Civil Code
Drafting progresses on a Chinese elyil code with a Law of Things as the third book modeled after the German civil code. The Law of Things will follow General Principles and Law of Obligations and reflects local customs in Ching. The Law-Drafting Committee of the Legislative Yuan leads the effort in Nanking. The McLeans visited the Warren Bulloch family in Cedar City over the past two weekends.
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Shanghai
Legislative Yuan
Nanking
McLean's
Warren Bulloch
Cedar City
Calendar of Coming Events and School Activities
Calendar lists events from multiple wards including Valentine Ball repeated in both wards and Opera performances. Notable entries include Junior Prom West Ward Opera and High School events throughout February to May with dates and event names.
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Valentine Ball
East Ward
West Ward
Scratch feeding for chickens in litter bed
Instructions for poultry care detail a shallow six inch litter bed with a scratch ration of two parts corn one part each of wheat and oats. Oats may be omitted if of poor quality. Morning and evening feeds aim to keep hens busy and full while stirring litter prevents compaction. Rainy Sundays are said to save gasoline and accidents.
Poultry Worm Control Note From Post Mortem Suggests Tobacco Dust Use
A veterinary note proposes adding 2 percent by weight of finely powdered tobacco dust to dry mash to fight roundworms and cecal worms in chickens. The tobacco dust should be at least 1.5 percent nicotine. The advisory aims to protect young chicks next spring and contrasts bridge lessons cost with poker study expenses. Miking Location Notices for gale at the Times Offices.
Record of early 20th century freight train lengths and weights
The report cites 1914 freight trains averaging 48 cars. Erie ran a 251 car, 8517 foot train weighing 17 012 tons on July 23. New Haven operated a 201 car, 8482 foot train weighing 14 573 tons in November, with four loaded cars noted. Canadian Pacific lists a 135 car wheat train at 8 275 tons, among the heaviest for its car count.
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Erie Railroad
New Haven
Victoria
Roanoke
Virginian
Canadian Pacifie
Lives of Mosquitoes Reveals Varied Lifespans and Stages
The article explains multiple mosquito species have differing lifespans and life stages. It debunks a 24 hour myth and notes larvae and pupae require at least ten days. Adults survive several months and some females hibernate to lay eggs next season.
Power of Softcase Snow Barrier Against Bullets
A curious test describes snow banks seven feet thick stopping bullets at sixty yards while at three times the distance the same shots penetrate a solid earth embankment. The narrator extols the soft snow yielding to lead and absorbing impact as a paradoxical defense.
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