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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1922

Page

8

Iowa News and Comment by J W Jarnag 1922

Iowa agricultural testing for cattle tuberculin gains momentum with federal official Dr Thompson in Des Moines. Iowa reports 86 herds, 1 165 cattle admitted to tuberculosis accreditation in June. 700 plus herds on list. Portsmouth seeks rehearing over 1918 Armistice Day injuries from shooting a piece of iron. city cited for allowing dangerous activity.

Des Moines Iowa Thompson Agricultural Department Washington Federal Towa Portsmouth Shelby County State Supreme Court Mable John Heller Young Heller Joe Clark William Hammerand High Court Lable Albert Flynn Fort Madison Grundy Center Waterloo Charles K. Needham Grinnell St. Louis Glacier Park Montana Fred Osler David Burlingame University of Minnesota Ottumwa Oskaloosa Glacier Trail St. Charles Mexico Centrailia Moberly Macon Kirksville Missouri Marshalltown Mason City St. Paul Minneapolis Albert Lea Faribault Northfield Twin Cities A. L. Peck Arnolds Park Lake Okoboji Carrie F. Kraus George C. Scott Sioux City Dr. Peck Kraus Omaha Peck Scott Stockport van Buren County Samuel V. Whittaker Daya van Buren Whittaker

Heart of Sac and Fox Indian Settlement Wickiups

A description places a camp of Sac and Fox people near the center of a cluster of wickiups, highlighting the traditional shelter arrangement and proximity to neighboring dwellings. The passage emphasizes the landscape and cultural setting without detailing events or dates.

Nose prints prove unique in cattle identification at Minnesota farm

Experiments at the Minnesota University farm in October produced more than 2,000 nose prints from cattle. The nose prints, created by inking the animal’s nose and pressing it onto paper, provide a permanent unique record to prevent substitution fraud in official tests, insurance, and tuberculosis evaluations.

Minnesota University St. Paul Minn University Farm W. B. Peterson Minnesota O. H. Baker American Jersey Cattle Club Peterson

Wild animals dying off in Colorado forests

A Forest Service report by Assistant District Forester Join Hatton shows a steady decline of wildlife across Colorado's plains mountains and forests. Elk are the only abundant native in national forests. wolves numbered 183, mountain lions 487, and grizzly bears about 84. Beaver and brown bears hold, while sheep deer and antelope dwindle.

Denver Colo Colorado United States Forest Service Hatton Colorado National Forests Centennial

Hair fad blamed for unemployment in Leominster

In Leominster Massachusetts chamber of commerce president Driscoll blames bobbed hair for rising unemployment, linking the popular hairstyle to economic woes and job losses in the city. The statement reflects a local business perspective on fashion trends impacting work force demand.

Leominster Mass Driscoll The Chamber of Commerce

Unemployment Claim Highlighted in Speech

A speaker asserted the unemployment situation worsened since January 1 and linked it to a drop in demand for combs hairpins and barrettes, noting Teaminster's leading industry is affected by the bobbed lock trend.

Radio Plows May Replace Hired Men on Farms Soon

Mechanical plows controlled from a radio tower may revolutionize agriculture. John Hays Hammond Jr. of Washington says gangs of plows on large Midwestern farms can be operated simultaneously by radio from a central tower, reducing weeks of work to days and transforming farming efficiency.

John Hays Hammond, Jr Washington Middle West

Gato the 211-year-old at Kansas City zoo resents castor oil

The Kansas City zoo's 211 year old cat Gato dislikes the spring medicine castor oil. A careful keeper collars and cuffs the routine to avoid any harm, ensuring no casualty results from treatment.

Gato Kansas City Zoo

Eskimos Increase Too Fast on Greenland West Coast

Copenhagen reports rapid growth of Eskimos on Greenland west coast near Inte raising concerns about surplus populations. A plan to relocate families to Scoresby Sound on Angiingsallk’s east coast may start this year. Disagreement exists over who will implement the scheme between M Olrik of the Royal Greenland Trade and Arctic explorer M Ejnar Mikkelsen versus the Porsild brothers, sons of the Disco Island scientific station director.

Copenhagen Greenland Scoresby Sound Angiingsallk M. Olrik Royal Greenland Trade M. Ejnar Mikkelsen Porsild Disco Island Lfe

Sheriff's Honor System Ends with Five Prisoners Escaping

Sheriff Seth Orndorf of Paso, Texas, tried a four hour honor system experiment with twelve shackled free criminals to work on a road. Five escaped before noon, prompting the abandonment of the plan.

Seth Orndorf HI Paso Tex

Territories of the United States in history

The article surveys nonstate regions including Alaska bought in 1867 for 7.2 million dollars and Hawaii annexed in 1898, with notes on Puerto Rico, Guam, the Philippines, naval dependencies like Tutuila and Samoa, the Panama Canal Zone purchased in 1904, the Virgin Islands acquired in 1917, and the District of Columbia organized in 1701 with no voting representation.

United States Alaska Hawaii Porto Rico Guam Philippines Guia Tutuila Group Samoa Great Britain Germany Panama Canal Zone Panama Isthmian Canal Commission Denmark Virgin Islands District of Columbia Congress

Ways of the Sex quoted by Loston Transcript

A brief quip notes that when a young man asks a girl for her photograph she instantly classifies him as a matrimonial possibility according to the Loston Transcript.

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