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Rock Valley Bee

Location

Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1929

Page

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Swiss police bogs are hard on crooks in Geneva

In Geneva the dogs Wigger and Wisser of Securitas have built a strong reputation as police canines. Wigger, owned by AL Carlier, has traced over twenty burglars, recovered missing persons, and aided in convicting criminals. Wisser, trained with Erno de St Georges, is noted for scent tracking and nightly patrols.

Geneva Erno de St. Georges Wisser Securitas Vaud Marc Collie Wigger Canton Yad Jyluse AL Carlier Colar Hills Wiich Lake Geneva Erno de St Georges

Chloroformed, Buried, but Dog Comes Home

Northumberland County man Daniel Henry admitted hiring Robert Allen to chloroform and bury his collie Muggs at a Sunbury dump. Allen tied the dog, but Muggs revived after being buried under coal ashes and returned to Henry, whose plans ended with the dog remaining at home for life.

Sunbury Daniel Henry Northumberland Muggs Robert Allen Ff Allen Kim Gary

Smallest Man in City Owns Large Trucks in Nebraska City

Nebraska City resident Bill Lloyd stands three and a half feet tall and runs a small transfer business with plans to expand. Born in Greeley, Colorado, he has lived in the city most of his life, graduated from local high school, and works with the chamber of commerce. Previously in show business, he performed as Jenna Mutt and Jeff and as one Katzenjammer kid. Lloyd notes the advantages of his size and says the transfer business has great potential. His parents and siblings are normal-sized, and he wears adapted clothing from boys’ sizes.

Nebraska City Neb Bill” Lloyd Bill Greeley Colo Chamber of Commerce Tansfer Jenna Mutt Jeff Act Katzenjammer California Bil Omaha

Bones of Tyrannosaurus Rex Found in Missouri

Lexington Kentucky reports bones presented to the University of Kentucky by Dr. F Kinsolving of Harversville Missouri. A thigh bone measures 12 inches and a vertebra end is a large fossil. If confirmed as Tyrannosaurus Rex, further excavations may follow.

Lexington Ap Gee University of Kentucky F. Kinsotying Harversville Doctor Kinsolving Montana

Boy's Body Found in Tree After Mushroom Search

Walter Ballinger an eighteen year old Camden schoolboy was found hanging from a tree in Haddonfield New Jersey. Three men searching a wend to Delaware towns for mushrooms reported the body. A note to his mother expressed despair and apologized for failing to gain her respect and love.

Haddonfield N. J Camden Delaware Walter Ballinger Ballinger Walter

Decide Whether Actor Is Artist or Worker in French Case

A French court case questions whether Suzanne Grandals was an artist or a worker when she was killed nine years ago while performing for a film. Her mother and sister sue the film company for 50,000 francs each, arguing a workmen's compensation claim, while relatives of Merle Grandais claim she was not a worker and seek more time to file.

Paris Suzanne Grandals Fim Merle Grandais

New Swindle Ring Uncovered In Ocean Larceny Case

New York detectives reveal a novel scam used by Henry and Joseph Benjamin aged 20 and 18 aboard the Homeric and Olympic. They posed with English accents and forged letters of credit to dupe Maj. Cuthbert Johnson of London, netting $150 then $12,000 in a bold credit scheme. arrests followed aboard the Olympic as investigators traced similar ruses involving Stanley Carter and James Kingston letters of credit.

New York Oldtimers Henry Benjamin Joseph Scotland Yard Maj Cuthbert Johnson London Majors Johnson Afaior Johnson Major Johnson Henry Lloyd's Bank Mr. Benjamin Ubu Jaho Son Benjamin Olympic O' Henry Stanley Carter Hsg Corn Exchange Bank Lloyd's. Joseph's James Kingston Bank of Montreal Toronto Bank of England

Fire safety measures to reduce losses and code adoption

Guidance urges careful home and business practices to prevent fires. Recommendations include chimney cleaning, proper ash disposal, safe electricals, flammables handling, and fire resistant roofs. Advocates building codes modeled after national standards to confine fires until responders arrive.

National Board of Fire Underwriters

Planning for Growth of Community

The era of unplanned city expansion has shifted to orderly planning and development. The modern city is an integrated organism where streets channel traffic, parks provide breathing space, and no part can be ignored without harming the whole region.

United States Chamber of Commerce

Malaria Treatment for Paralysis Reported by Surgeon Rear Admiral Meagher

London report by Surgeon Rear Admiral B. T. Meagher details induced malaria as a treatment for general paralysis. Artificial inoculation or exposure to infected mosquitoes reportedly lengthens life and improves condition, with outcomes ranging from negative to complete recovery over five years and 1,597 cases treated.

London B. T. Meagher Doctor Meagher

Oslo Plans Colorful Districts to Beautify City

Oslo Norway unveils a civic color scheme to paint districts in multiple hues including pale blue green rose and white. A five story pale green center block is highlighted as striking while experts say green absorbs more light and soothes the eye improving utility and beauty of the city.

Oslo Norway

Costly Road Building Destroys Countryside Charm

The piece laments costly road construction that scars verdant landscapes. It condemns blasting on hillsides, destruction of roadside flora, and the removal of old trees as the road cuts through forests. The result is a stark, unromantic roadway eroding nature’s invitation.

Mus

Relics Unearthed From Forty-Niners Era in San Francisco

Workmen digging for a new building in San Francisco uncovered relics from the gold rush era. Findings include a working hand pump, a stove, tools about a century old, a favorite Forty-Niner smoking pipe, and a 1¢-foot Aberdeen granite slab not seen on the West Coast since ships sailed around the Horn.

San Francisco

Ownership and Divorce in the Dignity of Home

The piece extols ownership as superior to convenience, praising the romance of beautifying one's own time under a shared roof. It urges young married couples to work and save together to achieve home ownership, predicting divorce will vanish as a result.

Million Lepers in Shanghai Take High Count

A Chinese Mission to Lepers estimate cites over 4 million lepers in Shanghai and China, according to Dr. CG. T. Wu, the mission's general secretary.

Ching Shanghai China CG. T. Wu

Roads Beautified by Connecticut Highway Department

A highway beautification program by the Connecticut state highway department places thousands of trees and shrubs along roadsides. Plantings include nursery stock and material transplanted from other areas. Natural growths are preserved where they do not hinder safety or highway integrity.

Connectlent State Highway Department

Three Forme Forms Plaza del Popolo in Civic Plan

Three esthetic forms the plaza monumental street and patte dole fuse into a single Plaza del Popolo. Town Planning Review lauds the synthesis as the glory of civic art.

Patte Dole Plaza del Popolo

Trans Siberian Railway stretches across vast Russian expanse

The article surveys the Trans-Siberian Railway from Vladivostok to Moscow, detailing its immense length, rugged grades, heavy wartime traffic toll, tunnels near Lake Baikal, and multiple routes including the Amur corridor. It highlights the line’s strategic value, engineering challenges, and Vladivostok’s historic role as the terminus.

National Geographic Society Washington, D. C USSLA Pacific Vladivostok Moscow Petrograd Manchuria Great Western Plain Russia Ufa Ural Mountains Europe Asia Urals Tehelybinsk Siberia Trans-Siberian Toms Yeniseisk Atchinsk Labrador Newfoundland Lake Baikal Sokhondo Great Ocean Atlantic Ocean Mukden American Seaboard Eres China Amur River Rus Sian Amur Heg Ching

Worth Remembering it Costs More to Neglect Duties

Quote attributed to Anna Dickinon stresses that neglecting duties incurs greater costs than performing them. Reflects emphasis on personal responsibility and timely action.

Anna Dickingon

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