Two Injured in Plane Accident Near Lake Cornelia
Chilion Iowa June 14 Adolph Lodegird of Coulter in critical condition after a plane piloted by Sr J Cleveland of Goldfield dived 100 feet into a cornfield near Lake Cornelia. Lodegird’s collar bone broken and legs crushed. Cleveland escaped with a broken nose and bruises. The crash blamed on low test fuel as fuel ran out and re fueling with faulty gas. A large crowd witnessed the crash and the plane was a total loss.
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Chilion
Iowa
Adolph Lodegird
Coulter
Sr. J. Cleveland
Goldfield
Lake Cornell
Lintegard
Kbs
Bhyaleiiris
Cleveland
Joh Finniger
Lake Cornelia
Walter L Schipull Graduation Highlighted at State College
Walter L Schipull is listed among graduates from Jows State College during the fifty sixth annual commencement. The spring class totals 459 graduates, with 710 for the year and degrees including 376 four year, 60 masters, 8 area professional and 5 PhDs. County graduates include Joseph Lerdul, G Martin-Stockdale, William J Albin, and Walter L Schipull from Renwick, Goldfield, and Dakota City.
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Ames
Towa
Humboldt County
Jows State College
Iowa State
Yar
Joseph Lerdul
Goldfield
G. Martin-Stockdale
William J.albin
Dakota City
Walter L. Sellipull
Renwick
Early Vaccination of Pigs Urged in Outbreak Areas
The article advocates vaccinating pigs soon after birth in communities hit by hog cholera last year. It argues vaccination saves costs, prevents cases, and helps keep the disease in check. It notes Town had its worst cholera year since 1913 and urges cleaning to curb outbreaks.
Train wins most auto crash cases in 1926 rail report
In 1926 the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway reported 163 automobile crashes into its trains. It is believed about 99 percent of those cases were decided in favor of the trains.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railrand
Uist
Shirley Short Greets Lindbergh in Washington
Shirley Short an air mail pilot and former Goldfield resident delivered over 200 pounds of letters in Washington on Saturday morning. He greeted Charles A Lindbergh during the hero’s arrival and represented the postal department at the welcome, with praise from Lindbergh for Short’s service.
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Shirley J. Short
Goldfield
Washington
Charles‘a. Lindbergh
Short
Chicago
New York
la Washington
Government Postal Department
Lindbergh
France
Shirley Short
Clifford B. Harmon
International League of Aviators
Lievcartiest
Col. Harmon
Harmon
Trisbute
Bakers Lay Down Standard Loaf Weights
A new law requires all bread loaves to meet a definite weight from July 4. The standard loaf shall weigh one pound, with permitted variations of one and a half, one and a quarter, and other multiples. Wrappers must display manufacturer name, address, and exact weight.
Humboldt County Goes to Ames on Tuesday Tour
Humboldt County residents are urged to join a campus tour at Iowa State College in Ames on Tuesday June 21 meeting by 9 30 am in front of Morrell Hall. The event aims to showcase the college plant and facilities to farmers veterinarians editors elevator men and others connected with agriculture.
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Beery
Humboldt County
Iowa State College
Ames
Huttermakers
I Shipping
Wweat
Morrell Hall
Hotavill
Adjustment in Charges For Long Distance Telephone
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company announces June 2 rate adjustments for Iowa long distance calls. Major reductions apply to longer distances, especially person-to-person, with small increases limited to short ranges. Several brackets see no change or minor shifts, aiming to balance long and short haul rates. Examples illustrate old versus new schedules.
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Iowa
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Pointe
Fathers Day Observances Widely Promoted and Gifted
Sunday June 19 is National Fathers Day as a new holiday aimed at honoring fathers. Stores stock up on ties, the popular gift, and greeting cards and posters urge appreciation to ensure the day is remembered.
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Haberdashers
Lindbergh Seen as Answer to Pessimists on Modern Generation
A bold defense of the younger generation attributes resilience to aviation pioneer Charles Lindbergh. The writer argues critics underestimate youth, citing perseverance and progress inspired by Lindbergh’s era and feats as proof of lasting grit.
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Lindbergh
Chicago’s Good Natured City Amid Gunfire On Street
A front page note from Chicago recounts William Anderson calmly dodging ten shots from an unidentified assailant, who laughed and fled. The piece contrasts old dangers with modern street life and drops a tangential jibe about currency shrinking to match dollar value.
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Chicago
William Anderson
Abr. Anderson
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Hardy, Town
Neil Hanson
B. J. Hanson
Miller Wergeland
Alfred Ersland
E. W. Antikey
Henry Erickson
the Farmers Co-op. Co
Minneapolis
T. B
Oakdale Dairy
W. H. Helmke
Prop
Mr. Farmer
Humboldt Rendering Works
Humboldt
Walter L. Schipull
Antes
Northwestern Bell
Sioux City
Clinton
Des Moines
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
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