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Reporter Boyden in Boyden, Iowa

13 Oct 1927

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Reporter Boyden

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Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1927

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2

Spin Yarns of Old Indian Fights at National War Veterans Meet

At St Joseph Missouri the National Indian War Veterans conclave featured veterans recounting Indian battles with Gen George Crook and Mohave chiefs. John Mahony of Prescott Arizona and others recalled 1871 stagecoach ambushes near Wickenburg and a battlefield near Dead Creek where Crook halted a killer and a later bear-skirmish with Navajos and Sioux chiefs. The event highlighted veterans like Albrey Pollock Hubert Baron Beck and Col Fensch and celebrated frontier fighters who served from 1866 to 1884 with memories of Settin Bull and Buffalo Bill era campaigns.

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St. Joseph West George Crook Old West John & Mahony Prescott Ariz Wickenburg Arataba Dead Creek Crook Genung Scouung New Mexico Jackson John John W. Albrey Decatur Neb Albrey Minnesota Montana Mr. Albrey QO. C Pollock Canonsburg Third United States Cavalry John E.hubert Hubert Ducky A. L. Baron Big Horn County Bill Cody Kit Carson Cody Garry Owen Custer Seventh Cavalry Buddie Buffalo Bill George G. Beck Kansas City Kan Fort Hayes Col Albert Fensch Los Angeles Putnam County Missouri John M. Graves Philadelphia
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Hungarian Dance Compared to the Charleston by Ellen Richter

Hungarian movie star Ellen Richter says the czardas and the Charleston share similar leg movements knee slaps and graceful distortions. She notes rhythmical differences and that czardas remains a figure dance while the Charleston does not.

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Berlin Ellen Richter Miss Richter
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Beavers Build Dam From Scarecrow in Palisades Park

In Palisades Interstate Park near St Johns village a beaver colony built a dam using a scarecrow. A forest ranger tore it down and left a khaki straw hat dummy. The beavers returned and rebuilt the dam using scarecrow parts.

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New York Palisades Interstate Park System St. Johns Village
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Bell Labs shows ultra precise measurement instrument

The Bell Laboratories exhibit a device that can measure a billionth of an inch and a millionth of a degree. Developed by Ek. Crofi, the instrument detects tiny contractions and expansions in magnetized wires, claiming about 80 times the sensitivity of the interferometer, with a one thousandth of a degree change enough to spark across the scale.

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New York Bell Telephone Laboratories Ek. UD. Crofi Cioffi
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Spaniel Redeemed Himself in Bank Heist Scene

A frightened thief hides from pursuers after stealing $9,000 from a bank desk. A keen spaniel trails the culprit through a rhododendron bed to a pond where a gunshot injures a man. Police arrest the thief, while the dog earns a reward and a safe home for life.

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Dassent Hugh Jim
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Understanding spontaneous combustion in damp plant and textile piles

The article explains how wet linen, cotton, wool, or hay can ignite over time when oils and moisture trap heat. Drying oils and limited air allow slow oxidation that builds heat, raising temperatures until the mass bursts into flame.

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Fresh Catfish For Sale And Fresh Cow On Sign

A New York girl Marjorie Hardesty travels the Midwest and notes signs on Victory highway and a bridge saying fresh cow for sale and fresh catfish for sale. The readers see her surprised description of local wording and its meaning in Capper's Weekly.

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New York Marjorie Hardesty Middle West Victory Highway Marjorie Poe
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Romagne France American Battle Monuments Commission Lershing York and Sawyer D. J. Walsh Geo Jack Blackie
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