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Newspaper
Sioux City Register
Location
Sioux City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1924
Page
6
Mt Kis, N Y July 25 workers including college girls and teachers harvests 409000 evergreen trees on Dr Charles V Paterno estate. The job pays 3 a day with board and keeps. Workers endure sun and heat from 8 to lunchtime and afternoon, hoping to clear large pampas and weeds while shedding sunburn and learning farm labor.
Hollis A. Brown and Steryie Brown are jailed in Woodbury County on operating an automobile without a license. Deputies Mahr and Jipp arrested them for a late yesterday incident linked to an unlicensed car possibly stolen. Sheriff Keardsies asks Ottumwa officials to verify their stories as the probe continues.
John Paulsen a 40 year old farmer living near Cumberland Iowa hanged himself. his body was found strung to a tree in a grove near his home. He left a wife and extended family. A Florida man recently announced plans to bequeath his skin to friends for book binding.
A quertz crystal heats and expands more across its plane than along its length. A curious proportion states 9 000 Celts occupy a square foot of honeycomb.
A detailed daily menu lists meals and snacks with quantities for breakfast luncheon and dinner. It includes shredded pineapple cabbage celery string beans and beets salads with dressing plus milk eggs muffins and desserts. Reported totals show calories protein fat carbohydrates and iron with notes on preparation and garnish.
Sioux City youths aged six to sixteen from diverse nationalities take part in a Stone Park outing funded by the Women's Home Missionary Society churches and local businessmen. The Cub's Den camp is led by Miss Ester Young and Miss Versa Young with daily Vacation Bible School programs and extensive games and sports.
The article states that oysters cannot survive in water with salinity under 37 parts per thousand, indicating a minimum salt level needed for oyster life.
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