McCormick Deering at Chicago Fair Promises New Attractions
McCormick Deering dealer says International Harvester will showcase major 1934 Century of Progress exhibits. The mechanical cow returns with lifelike actions and a driverless radio controlled farm tractor headlines, plus a slow motion twine binder demonstration and an expanded 15 000 square foot Farm Machinery Hall display. The exhibit features tractors baby series to 650 horsepower Diesel, a full truck line, historical dioramas, and improved visitor guidance.
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Coorg Shanklin
McCormicck-Deer Ing
Th International Harvester Company
Sublin
the Harvester Company
International Harvester
Mr. Warren
Mr. Shanklin
Foods and Agriculture
Tierhaniea
Yucatan
Philippines
Cyrus Hall McCormick
Harvester
Whipping Peat and Prolaware Punishment History
The article notes the use of whipping posts in Prolaware for punishing orlow dating back to the year 1000, highlighting a long legal practice. It traces historical origins and mentions the whip as an instrument of corporal punishment within early law codes.
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Orlow
Baer Builds Two Departments For Fights And Femmes
San Francisco report outlines Max Baer’s public image after defeats and rising fame. It notes his two divisions handling ring affairs and women affairs, his Hollywood ambitions, legal spats over alienation of affection, and his flirtations with film stars while pursuing the heavyweight title.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Maxie
Hudolph Valentino
Pacific Coast
Dorothy Durbar
Loney
Rod J. Hamilton Lorimer
Ancil Hoffman
Ciris
Beck
Livermore
Etiers
Olive
Cir Teous
Beth Due
Max Regal
New York
Sally
San Francia
Edna Durham
Children’s Day Program At Bethel East Jackson
The June 1 Children’s Day program at Bethel featured piano solos etc. Readings and recitations by Jane Rothlisberger Phyllis Brown Mary Lou Lambert Arylus Larson Bobby Foster Dor othy Walker Martha Lambert and others. The event concluded with remarks and offerings by Virginia Meyer and the school.
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East Jackson
Bethel
Jane Rothlisberger
Jesus
Rey, Parker
Phyllis Brown
Mary Lou Lambert
LaVaughn Stockman
Arylus Larson
Billy
Bobby Foster
Alice
Dorothy Walker
Bobbys Gray
Tommy Walker
Jean Walker
Martha Lambert
Phylise Brown
June Mary
Marjorie Walker
Beard
Bobby
Serman
Bobby Gray
Karl Kolosiek
Mary
Mildred Meyer
Lars Fitzgerald
Arylya Larsen
Marion Lambert
Rev. Parker
Virginia Meyer
Washington Defeats Wyman Again in Tri County Softball
Washington top of Tri County league after an 8 run final inning win over Wyman 16 to 6. Pitcher Humphreys faltered late for Wyman as Washington capitalized with a late rally while Patsey and Schantz homered for Washington. Washington girls also beat Wyman 21 to 19 in a separate game with Wilson homering twice and Mitchell star at short.
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Wyman
Washington
Stan Kiesey
Humphreys
Wymen
Wilson
Gorham
Monroe
Mangold
Mitchell
Crawfordsville
Washington Girls
Ernie Marshall
Payne
Shively
Franklin
Samie
Starr
Brown
Wiley
Bo Wilson
Dianehard
Richardson
Baseball results and schedule from a midweek recap
Reports show New York 6 Pittsburgh 32 and Boston 2 Chicago 1 with Cincinnati 11 Brooklyn 7 and Philadelphia 10 St Louis. Several matchups end with rain and multiple games listed for today including Detroit at Washington and Chicago at Boston.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Detroit
USC Washington
Cleveland
Poescont
Washington
St Louis
Old English Defined as Anglo Saxon Language History
The term Old English refers to the language spoken in England from the fifth to the twelfth century by the Anglo Saxons and their successors. It marks the early medieval period and forms the basis for later English development.
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England
Little Giant of the Links
ENE SARAZEN, the swarthy little Italian golfer, prepares in England for the British Open at Sandwich after a near miss at St Andrews. He plans an exhibition tour with Joe Kirkwood through Europe and the Far East, aiming to capitalize on his return to form.
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England
St. Andrews
Denny Shute
Craig Wood
Sarazen
Sandwich
Gene
Royal St. George's
Joe Kirkwood
Scotland
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Far East
Kirkwood
Joe
Hae
Asau
King Peatures Syndicate
Ing
Europe
Marvel
Troop Fk Softball Switch Lets Oakdale Game Proceed
Troop Fk changes Thursday schedule to play Oakdale at the local field after the Elks of Muscatine cancelled the earlier arrangement. Oakdale is described as a top team in the region and the game will start at 7:30, with Devils and All Nations preceding.
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Elks
Muscatine
Oakdale
The
Devils
All Nations
Church
Lodge
Troop
Little Demons
Washington
Crawfordsville
Quarter finals in city tennis tournament semis in sight
A local city tennis event sponsored by Nicola and Harmon sees the men’s singles reach quarterfinals led by seeds B Clow L Cantoni D Clow and L Mangold with several close matches including Kiesey Riders Boyer and Turner advancing. Women’s doubles see Mangold Mitchell defeat Gorham Dupuis 6-4 6-0 and semi final slots forming ahead of tomorrow’s schedule.
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Nicola & Harmon Store
B Clow
L. Cantoni
D. Clow
L. Mangold
Stan Kiesey
Edsall Brown
Dave Rider
Brown
Little
Don Boyer
Don Davis
Dave Boyer
Gene Turner
Gene Tucker
Betty Clow
M. Lytle
Dr. Clow
al Allen
R. Boyer
L Cantoni
Elizabeth Brown
Mitchell
G. Trask
H. Little
Mangold
Gorham
Dupuis
Nic McCleery
Trask and Hampsher
Wood
G. Turner
B. Clow
Briley
Milligan
Methodists Win Ten Inning City League Contest
In a standout city league game the Methodists beat the Ga Fellows 5 to 2 in ten innings after three extras. The crowd saw a far bettor contest than expected as church and lodge teams battled to decide the deadlock.
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Methodists
Ga Fellows
Golfers Going to Fairfield Sunday
The Washington country club tournament committee plans a golf match at Fairfield next Sunday with about thirty top players from both clubs. Ralph Gibson leads the effort hoping for a respectable showing though Fairfield is strong. A return match is scheduled for July 15.
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Washington Country Club
Fairfield
Ralph Gibson
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