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07 Jun 1923
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Somers Sun in Somers, Iowa
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Newspaper
Somers Sun
Location
Somers, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
1
Man and Eagle Battle to the Death in Ontario
A Hillsport Ontario report details a man named Oakley Hall fighting a six foot two inch eagle that attacked him while at work near Port Arthur. Hall wrestled the bird, killed it by twisting its neck, then tore free from his coat. The dead eagle was sent to Ottawa for mounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ontario
Hillsport
Canadian National Railway
Port Arthur
Oakley Hall
Hall
Ottawa
Takes Wool of 50 Sheep to Buy 1 Suit of Clothes
Saskatchewan minister Hon. C. M. Hamilton told Ottawa a 1922 farmer sold wool from fifty sheep to buy a made to measure suit. Wool price fell from 60 cents a pound in 1914 to 18 cents. clothing cost rose from 36 to 65 dollars. Average clipper sheep listed at seven pounds. Hamilton noted many farmers were far ahead than ten years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
C. M. Hamilton
Saskatchewan
Parliamentary Committee On Agriculture
Ottawa
Hamilton
Much Gallantry Displayed In Captor of Bandit
San Francisco police honored Traffic Policeman Jeremiah Mahoney for capturing Tony Smith the bandit who shot clerk Ernest Engdahl during a recent holdup. Mahoney returned part of the reward to the commission president for Engdahl’s widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jeremiah J. Mahoney
Police Commission
Tony Smith
Ernest Engdahl
Mahoney
Theodore J. Roche
Engdahl
King of Ottawa Newsboys Dies at 77
Copper Johnny Mac Dowell, famed as Ottawa's king of newsboys, has died at age 77 after decades selling papers on the streets of Canada. He was a prominent figure in local news culture and street commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Toronto
Johnny” MacDowell
Cana
Corrupt Vendor Operated Freely Amid Restricted Stations
A vendor known as Dian Capital held a special roaming license while others faced station limits. He moved unimpeded across venues and maintained close ties with several generations of Cabinet ministers and parliamentarians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dian Capital
Love Psychology Proposed as College Study at Berkeley
The Berkeley campus newspaper urges adding love psychology to graduation credits, arguing love, jealousy, ambition, and emotional conflict permeate life and literature more than many subjects. Publishers contend college authorities should recognize the field alongside zoology and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
Campus Bee
University of California
Dan S. Marovich
The
Bee
Been to the Front Punchline From Brooklyn Citizen
A hobo who claims to have been at the front tells a front door tale that ends in a joke about knocking and being heard. The exchange captures wartime irony and civilian compassion in a brief Brooklyn Citizen vignette.
Somers Siftings and Personal News Collection
Levi Shull visited Estherville Saturday while Annie Peterson and Freda Peterson traveled to Ames and Fort Dodge respectively. Many locals attended picnics, visits, and family gatherings. teachers escorted pupils to Twin Lakes. several residents traveled to Fort Dodge Tama Des Moines and Gowrie for events and visits.
Iowa hens to pay soldiers' bonus with egg output
R G Clark of the state agriculture department says Iowa hens could lay enough eggs in six months to cover the $22,000,000 soldier bonus, or cows could butter the sum in five months. He notes 1921 and 1922 egg values and volumes show strong state resources against the payout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
R. G. Clark
Dairy and Food Division
State Department of Agriculture
Family Silence Sparks Christmas Tone in Parlor Exchange
A mother asks Lucy about her midnight guilt before God but Lucy replies she was ashamed to reveal her misdeeds to the family. The exchange captures a quiet moral moment within a domestic setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother
Lucy
A Farmer Teaches Silence Through a Mule and Ox Tale
At a Washington labor conference a veteran shared a farm story. A farmer, short on teams, yoked a mule and ox. the ox balked, the mule pulled on. Each time the ox asked what the boss said, the mule replied the boss spoke to a butcher, implying unseen pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Ford Honored as World’s Richest Man in Our View
The Winfield Beacon praises Henry Ford as the world’s richest man crediting him with reasonable prices good wages and courteous conduct. It extols his honesty restraint from squander and devotion to his wife of forty years, calling him a superman and hoping his fortune stays in wise hands after his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Beacon
Henry Ford
Henry
Mrs. Ford
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