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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1928
Page
16
The king outlines social and government changes after returning from Europe. New ideas include coeducation for children eleven and under, reduced sports taxes, a state bank, Latin alphabet for drugstores, recognition of the secret police, and a civil aviation society funded by 600000 rupees yearly.
Howard, a Palestine area conductor on the Missouri Pacific rail line, manages an 885 acre farm known for precision. He operates dairy cattle and Angora goats with significant Mohati yields, grows cotton corn cowpeas sorghum and hegari, raises feed for stock, and develops a home orchard.
Amarillo Texas notes the new United States government helium plant under construction will operate 24 seven starting next January. Railcars designed for refined helium are being built to transport to dirigible airfields, each car carrying 200000 cubic feet under 2000 psi. The initial unit includes nine buildings with capacity between two and four million cubic feet daily, not yet recovered helium but raw gas processed daily.
A half mile underground in the Ozarks lies a cave system now part of Missouri state park. Fisher's cave features a vast ballroom where Governor Fletcher held his 1868 inaugural ball with over 200 couples attending. A tunnel ride carried guests a mile in small cars.
A clipped literary gossip column recalls an obscure American poet suggesting that greatness comes from organizing mind and body. It then parodies an English poet on being versus thinking of something else, noting the quip lacks perfect sense.
From Foreign Parts Harry Whitehead and a friend chat with a Marbleheader in Marblehead Massachusetts. The friend claims to know a prominent citizen to which the header retorts the man is not prominent, noting he has lived in Marblehead sixty seven years and was born in Salem.
In a playful classroom moment Mary declares her blue outfit makes her a blue bird while Uttla William follows with a quip about red underwear branding him a red bird. The exchange captures a lighthearted lesson on colors and self-expression.
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