Students win Spear trophy for Trwa State College
The Spear trophy, a silver classetesce intercollegiate honor, becomes permanent at Trwa State College after student judges from the college earn it. A dozen senior candidates participated in trials at the Town state fair and Tri State Cafe, with six finally selected to judge, and five to serve on the judging panel.
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Trwa State College
Twe State College
Internationdal Pier
Whoa Vane
Kentucky
Wise
Williama
B.S Girton
State Center
Ray Gatewood
Amos
Wo Schwab
Stilson
Robert
McChord
Banon
Harry Boytsa
Kimball
Town
Tri State
Pew
Department of Animal Hyebandes
Kerrey
Be Rid of Corn Root Aphis Best Iowa Oat Varieties
Agricultural report from Iowa surveys corn root aphis damage and promotes crop rotation to limit spread. Doctor Forbes notes shallow burrows and recommends deep plowing followed by disc harrow, with frequent, thorough soil stirring to reduce root injury and improve crop yields. Seven years of oat variety testing show Whiteho predice and other varieties performing best under Iowa conditions, though adaptation varies by locale.
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Iowa
Kol
Weester
Lowe
Doctor Forbes
Editain Dlopgrot
Ilinois
Towa Viet
Towa
Charnapten
Iss
Silage or Food Poisoning Perils for Livestock
In a warning from State College experts, silage and spoiled fodder are linked to deadly disease in horses and cattle. Contaminated feed can cause mold and disease. inspectors should reject any silage showing signs of mold or spoilage. Sweet ensilage can be valuable but improper storage or aging increases poisoning risk for horses and cattle alike.
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H&b Seasom
Lone State College
Dows
Curious Court of Calves Tribute at San Vartin Boundary
A detailed Victorian era scene describes an annual rite where French peasants deliver three calves as tribute to Spaniards at the San Vartin boundary stone between Bareton and Rom al valleys. The ceremony features a procession, the alcalde of Isaba, a judicial oak court, and a peace feast marking post 1875 relations, with continued tribute after treaty disputes.
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Pyrenean Highlands
San Vartin
Bareton
Eonen
Arery
Roneal
Yorlock
Isaba
Romal
Spain
Therendezvous
Isnaba
Che
Ghealde
Haretun
Republic
France
Hard Luck for Maud Beatrix in a Rough Week
Maud Beatrix loses twenty pounds, finds new gowns perfect, sweetheart proposes, but her rich uncle dies and leaves her wilted. she must attend the funeral today and appear sad as reported in Harper’s Bazaar style.
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Maud Beatrix
Making Antiques From Fresh Furnishings Tricks of the Trade
An expert cabinet maker can transform a new piece into an aged look of two centuries, a skill that fascinates collectors and adds charm to homes. The craft involves subtle finishes, patinas, and careful distressing to mimic antique wear.
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Chicago News
Untitled fragment on money and marriage in Washington Star
An abrupt fragment notes a husband asked if he gives his wife all the money she wants and replies there isn’t that much, reflecting a terse exchange from the Washington Star. The text appears as stray OCR bits lacking clear context or fuller details.
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Washington Star
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Kansas Agricultural College
Wilson
P.F. ‘Trowbridge
Cyril G. Hopkins
Congressional
Everyman’s Garden
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Porter Williams
Estherville
J. J. Klopp
Howard Graves
James Espheet
Emmet County Land and Abstract Company
Estherville,owa
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Isle
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Eagle Clothing
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