Isays Uniform Laws Are National Need
Detroit Mich Col Nathan William ey of Chicago warned a session of national commissioners uniform state laws that unless the states voluntarily make their laws guarding estate rights they invite federal encroachment. He also quoted President Coolidge on states not meeting full duties and urged action to raise their prestige.
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Detroit
Mich
Nathan Williamey
Chicago
President Coolidge
Mac
Lawson Leaves $2,506,000 to Charities in Will
The will of Victor F. Lawson directs the Chicago Daily News estate to the Tillam Merchants' Trust Company with full management powers or a sale option. Bequests total about 4.775 million dollars, including 2.506 million for benevolent causes. Major gifts go to the Chicago Congregational Mission and Extension Society, Theological Seminary, and the Young Men's Christian Association. Relatives and employees receive shares, whileiver N. Lawson receives major legacy.
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Chicago
Victor F. Lawson
Chicago Daily News
Lawson
Tilmele Merchants’ Trust Company
Chicago Congregational Mission and Extension Society
The
Theological Seminary
Young Men's Christian Association
Iver N. Lawson
Wargo Detains 118 S W Workers of the World
N D official Wargo deports 118 alleged members of the World Worker's group to Moorhead after across the Red River. The men were divided into two groups and escorted to work sections where those deemed unfit for work were taken into custody.
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Fargo
N. D
Latern Trial Workers of the World One
Wargo
Red River
Moorhead
Prize Winning Cattle to Compete at Indianapolis Exposition
Closing date for peak cattle entries for the 1925 national dairy exposition at Indianapolis runs September 18. Secretary W Ekinner announces expected entry of over 1 500 cattle from Ayr Brown Swiss Guernsey Holstein Friesian and Jersey breeds vying for international honors.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolia
W. E.kinner
Gerry
United States
Two Men and Two Girls Die as Train Hits Auto
Four youths were killed and two men injured when an Interurban train struck an automobile near Freeport Road in Rockford Illinois. The deceased were Katherine Cohl and Florence Klas both nineteen, Lou Hutton nineteen, and an unidentified man found in a cornfield after ambulances departed.
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Rockford
Ill
Fiftieth Victim Dies From Steamer Blast Scalds
A boiler explosion aboard the excursion steamer Mackinac on Sunday claimed a fiftieth life as Sarah Powers fifteen of Central Falls Rhode Island died from scalds at the Naval hospital. Earlier that day James Hen Gerson and Charles Hoeford also died, all patients of the naval hospital.
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Newport
Mackinac
Sarah Powers
Central Falls
R. L
James Hen Gerson
Charles Hoeford
Naval Hospital
Wife of Rich Detroit Auto Man Killed by Propeller
The wife of a Detroit auto magnate and Fisher Body executive was fatally injured in Lakege Crab near Belle River when she was pulled into the propeller of her husband George A. Halman’s gasoline launch. The incident occurred while the woman was swimming, nearly severing her body.
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Detroit Auto
Propeller
Windsor
Ont
Mia Thelma Halman
George A. Halman
Detroit
Fisher Body Corporation
Lakege
Crab
Belle River
Financier John A Stewart Celebrates 103rd Birthday
New York financier John A. Stewart aged 103, chairman of the United States Trust Company, marked his birthday at Convent Station, New Jersey, amid notable Wall Street recognition.
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New York
John A. Stewart
The
United States Trust Company
Wall Street
Convent Station
N. J
Austrian War Head Dies in Germany
Vienna reports Field Marshal Baron Frans von Conrad Hoetzendorf chief of staff of Austrian armies in World War I died at Mergentheim Germany at age is announced.
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Vienna
Baron Frans von Conrad Hoetzendorf
Mergentheim
Germany
Country Notes from Center Area Developments and Travel
Local column chronicles family visits and travel across Center area communities. Many households sent relatives to Sidney Gurley and Deshler for errands and medical care. A nephew’s accident in Gurley prompts medical transport to Denver, while social events, threshing helpers, school reopening, church activities, picnics, and weekend visits populate a lively regional update.
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Paul Draper
Paul Folka
Gurley
Frank Dickes
Sidney
Charles Jobe
Ada
Marie Tank
Ed Mintken
and Mire
Fred Heinle
Albert Jeudes
Henry Horst
Deshler
John Groshans
I. 8
Bancroft
Neil Tank
Otto Zuhlke
Harlan
Ray Spiker
Denver
Fat Mayer
L. 8
Amos Jobe
Dalton
Eleanor
Viola
Edward Dickes
Brong
A. D. Rose
Ray Berry
Clifton
W. Scott
Guy Berry
Wesley
Cash Scott
Maurice
Vernon
Victor Knox
Angora
Cora Retaloff
Grace Johnson
Fern Scott
Center M. E
Center Ladies Aid
Weltons Celebrate Baby Girl in Grand Prairie News
Grand Prairie reports the Welton family rejoices over the birth of a baby girl on Monday August 24, with mother and infant doing well. Local activity includes visits for threshers, calf club meetings, embroidery clubs, Willing Workers gatherings, and social visits among the Welton, Kragel, Irwin, Johnson, and Lundgren families across Sidney and Sundl areas.
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Ray Rexroth
Fremont
Gladys Ellington
Plattemouth
Sidney
Grand Prairie
Albert Frerichs
W. O. Johnson
Charles Smith
Evelyn
F. N. Smith
Colorado Springs
Allen
Florissant
Colorado
Nevitt
Denver
Fred Malone
Nels Johnson
Henry James
Alva Hart
Mrs. McManus
Charles Welton
Joe Wickard
Ernest
E. A. Johnson
Will Frerichs
F. 8. Holm
Muriel
Lucille
Frank Tandgren
Maxine
Leona
Babe
Clara Kragel
Henry James Cook
Ethel
Dorothy
Joule
Sadie Irwin
R. C. Ruhter
Albert Kragel
Will Koehn
Richard
Erma
Ralph Welton
Pleasant View
L. A. Pearson
James Irwin
Robert
A. R. Tremain
Holm
Marvin
Lundgren
Terry
Sundl
Andrew Johnson
Henry Kragel
Meadow Lawn Items Travel and Visits Report
Harold Bovee leaves for Douglas Wyoming to visit relatives for a week. Neaman, Peterson, Morrow, Nelson, Shheeley, Heimer, and others host and visit across Meadow Lawn with family gatherings, Sunday dinners, and local calls. John Weigands shows improvement after an accident as multiple families spend weekends together and haul barley to Dalton.
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Harold Bovee
Douglas
Wyo
Powell
Neaman
Bovee
Chris Peterson
Harrisburg
Ed Morrow
Sidney
Peter Nelson
Will Shheeley
Charles Heimer
James Sullivan
W. R. Johnson
Ed Zorn
Dalton
R. R. Bovee
Josephine Walsh
Martha Allen
Allen Davison
Paul Mann
Missouri
John Weigands
John Peterson
Charles Mayer
Colman Kreader, Jr
Glen Zorn
Jon
Fred Slama
Colman Kreader
Rose McNulty
Budhakie
Kreader
Crop Meter Made For Trains By U S Department Of Agriculture
Statisticians convert an automobile crop meter for rail use to measure acreage along train routes. The device attaches to a car gear and records feet of each crop as fields pass by. It includes a mileage meter and 12 dials with push buttons for crops like cotton and corn to log measurements.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Crops Measured Along Georgia Rail Route By Statistician
A department statistician recently completed a 270 mile trip on a Georgia railroad to collect crop crop-meter measurements. The data will enable comparisons of crop percentages across years and crops, using the same route for repeat surveys.
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Department
Georgia
Schuyler Sun
Money to Loan on Farm Leads at 8 Percent
Mr Y. FP Miles offers to loan 2000 dollars to a farmer on good farm leads at eight percent interest. Call for details and terms.
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Tony Folks
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Pete Henke
Mons Johnson
Earl Hoagland
Walter Proctor
J. C. Kreader
Ed Walsh
Weigands
Harry Scott
Charles Scott
Emma Morrow
Bartling
Jillson
Mrs. Hedlund
Weiganda
WJ. M. Kreader
Will Morrow
Mrs. Bovee
Blair, Nebr
Gladys Peterson
Opal Bovee
J. H. McNew
Wheatland
Henry Flessner
Christene
Frank Flessner
Baby
Frank Heinzman
Nels Hoagland
Buick
Hahler Garage
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