Rural Youth to Attend International Livestock Exposition
Rural youths from 43 states and Ontario will attend Chicago's International Live Stock Exposition from November 29 to December 6. Secretary B H Heide says participation will rise from 1000 to 1400 with 4 H Club contests, demonstrations, and banquets. Many will earn free trips as rewards for 4 H achievements, while railroads offer reduced fares to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chicago
Chicago Stock Yards
B. H. Heide
Ontario
The
International
Milan Couple Loses Life Savings to Tricksters
Mr and Mrs Julius Jezorske of Milan lost 3400 dollars last Wednesday to two would be real estate salesmen who promised to show a farm. The couple, seeking a new home for themselves and their six children, were fleeced after placing their bank cash in a tin box. the thieves vanished, leaving only a wad of paper with six dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Jezorske
Meet Milan
Jezorskes
Jezorske
Lansing Men Arrested for Stealing Cattle
A man identified as Harry Allen, likely Howard Root of Lansing, was arrested after attempting to cash a check tied to cattle theft. Deputies report six cattle stolen near Homer, with two identified in a Silica Ohio slaughter house. Another man named Maxwell fled, later captured in Lansing with deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Allen
Howard Root
Lansing
First National Bank Oz
Don Rossman
Homer
Calhoun County
First National’ Bank
Maxwell
Blissfield State Bank
First National
Blissfield
Carla Survives Avalanche and Enters Claire's Wake
Paul drags Carla from a deadly rock slide and she survives with paralysis. Doctors promise recovery as Carla urges Paul to return to Claire, who longs for him and asks him to hurry to New York. Paul, torn between memory and duty, agrees to go but vows to visit Carla again in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Carla
Carla Galdan
Claire
Lucy Belle
Derwent
Torasis
New York
Lucy-Belle
Derwant
Quebec
Montreal
Paul Meets Ennerdale at the Station in Chapter Thirteen
Paul reunites with Jimmy Ennerdale at the station. Ennerdale, a sculptor, appears thinner with whiter hair but steady, offering Paul comfort. Claire is mentioned as unable to greet him. The scene sets a continuing drama with a hint of upcoming legal action involving Bishop Cannon and William Randolph Hearst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Claire
Jimmy Ennerdale
Ennerdale
Jimmy
Bishop Cannon
William Randolph Hearst
Dorothy Edmonds Creates Menagerie From Coins
Dorothy Edmonds crafts a whimsical menagerie using a quarter and a ten cent piece. The coin creations form animal bodies, assembling a playful scene from small change.
Oda and DHS Shoe Plated in Varied Heads Tails Ears
A brief note describes placing Oda and DHS Shoe in different head positions and adding tails and ears in varied styles. The pictures offer several layout suggestions for creative arrangement.
Froshkind Finds The Way After Leaving The Pool
A frog named Froshkind grows tired of pond life and follows a stranger into the woods. He endures a dusty road and thirst before a brook restores him. He longs for the pool but cannot return, while evident casts mourn his absence and declare the wider world no place for small frogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froshkind
Marnikin
Mannikin
Mr. Mannikin
Mary Laurence Turnbull Tufts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Milan
William Cheesman
Grand Lodge
Jordan Lake
Lake Odessa
Justice Peacock
George W. Kirschman
Ionia News
Osborne
Western Newsparer Union
Ano
Trentons
Felix
Fanny
Peribonka
James Oliver Curwood
WNU Service
Doubleday Doran & Co., Inc
Cinddidrem
Cormern
Dorothy. Edmonds
Oda & Dhs Shoe
Grant
Tirist Ua
Harvey Peake
Virgil