Day Comes When Farm Products Will Be Advertised Widely
Dr. W. M. Jardine of Kansas State Agricultural College tells the Washington Ad club that farming will soon be advertised as broadly as autos. He says bankers and chambers of commerce now view farmers as business partners and that agricultural leaders are moving to cooperative selling and stronger organization for better marketing. The next generation will be raised with a sold conviction in cooperative effort.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
W. M. Jardine
Kansas State Agricultural College
Washington Ad Club
Times
Chambers of Commerce
America
Burglars Weighs Sorrow Over Exaggerated Losses
A Pittsburgh Gazette Times item notes a burglar sighs at lies and admits sorrow over people exaggerating losses after he steals property. The story uses a reflective, ironic tone about crime and honesty.
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Pittsburgh Gazette- Times
Worth Pondering Over
A concise reflection notes that complaining worsens well being while health may improve with change and a proactive stance.
Rangers Deployed To Waco After Grady Skipworth Death
Twenty Texas rangers arrived in Waco as a precaution to prevent riots following the discovery of Grady Skipworth age nineteen and the assault on his female companion. No arrests reported locally though a Portsworth man was said to have been arrested in connection with the case.
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Associated Press
Waco, Tex
Texas Rangers
Grady Skipworth
Skipworth
Portsworth
Night court sessions possible in Marion murder case
In Marion Illinois on November 22 a plan for night sessions to speed the trial of five men charged with murder in the Herring mine killing was discussed. A new panel of fifty veniremen faced examination today as part of a total of two hundred fifty veniremen called, with only four jurors accepted so far by both sides.
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Associated Press
Marion
Ill
Giot
D Od
Periscope the Bronx Zoo Baby Giraffe Dies
Periscope the first baby giraffe born at the Bronx Zoo, offspring of Romeo and Juliet, was born Monday and fed by a veterinarian with a bottle. The calf stood four feet ten inches and weighed eighty seven pounds before dying despite care.
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Associated Press
New York
Periscope
Romeo and Juliet
Bronx Zoo
Daily Thought The valiant never taste of death at once
The line echoes Shakespearean sentiment about courage and mortality, presenting a concise meditation on bravery and timing.
Iowa Legislation Urged On Maternity Education Act
The Iowa League of Women Voters urges the fortieth general assembly to adopt the Sheppard-Towner act for maternity and child care education. A December start will educate legislators and voters, with Iowa University directing the state bureau of Maternity and Infancy Welfare and plans to provide gubernatorial approved funding for statewide outreach.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Sheppard-Towner
Congress
Fortieth General Assembly
Iowa League of Women Voters
Iowa League
N. H. Tomlinson
League
Suport
Iowa
N. E. Kendall
The
State University of Iowa
University
O. E. Klingaman
Tomlinsen
Drink Deep or Touch Not Phrase Sparks Debate
A quip attributed to a pontiff sparks discussion over the wisdom of study and caution in action. Critics note the paradox of knowledge and restraint while defenders cite its merit in moral guidance. The remark circulates in social and scholarly circles, prompting reflections on learning and prudence.
Size of the City
The document notes New York City has an irregular shape with an approximate length of 85 miles and width around 17 miles.
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New York
Bandits Hold Up Mail Truck Near Chicago
Six armed bandits halted a post office air mail truck three miles from Checkerboard Field in Chicago district, kidnapped driver William Hogan, and fled with the truck containing about sixty pounds of mail. Hogan escaped after about a half hour, calling the post office from a nearby house. The value of the mail was not yet determined.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Post Office
Checker-board Field
Omaha
William Hogan
Hogan
Corn husking slowed by rains and mud in Iowa
Des Moines reports slow corn husking due to soft fields hindering wagon movement. Unhusked corn laid down is damaged from sprouting and rooting. Winter wheat growth delayed by rains and warmth. Hessian flies few early fields damage may affect later harvests. Marketing slow from bad roads and scarce rail cars.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Reed
Burlington Woman Faces Murder Trial In District Court
The Burlington district court opened today with strong public interest as Mrs. Kate Shurts goes on trial for the murder of her husband E. Shurts. Prosecutors say she aided Roy Spees of Indianapolis in the shotgun killing. Crowd was turned away due to limited seating.
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The
Associated Press
Burlington
Iowa
District Court
Kate Shurts
E. Shurts
Roy Spees
Indianapolis
Ind
Shorts
Bacon's Body Moved From Hotel To Blackstone Theater
The body of Frank Bacon, famed character actor and author of Lightning, was removed today from the hotel where he died Sunday to the Blackstone Theater in Chicago. He appeared for over two years in the title role.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Frank Bacon
Auctor
BlackMane
Hall Mills murder probe again halted
Summersville New Jersey November 22. The grand jury investigating the Hall Mills murder mystery is expected to adjourn tonight until Monday. Most jurors are farmers and want three farming days per week. Witnesses were called today to track the case and indictments are believed possible by next Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Summersville
N. J
Hall-Mills
Trial of Governor in Ada Halls Bribery Case
Ada Oklahoma November 22. The bribery case against state chief executive J B A Robertson moved to Ada in Pontotoc county due to lack of a courthouse. A rented hall on the second floor of an unused building served as the courtroom drawing townspeople and out of town observers who were refused admission because the space was small.
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Associated Press
Ada
Okla
Oklahoma
J. B. A. Robertson
Pontotoc County
Arge
Curtis Publishing Firm Faces FTC Suit Over Wholesale Agents
The Federal Trade Commission sues Curtis Publishing in a Supreme Court case contending exclusive wholesale distribution contracts restrain competition and create monopoly. Curtis argues the structure is legal agency and necessary to maintain its distribution network.
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The
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Federal Trade Commission
Curtis Publishing Company
Circuit Court of Appeals
Curtis Company
Iowa Board to Start War Records Copying for Bonus
Des Moines reports the state bonus board borrowed 15000 dollars from retrenchment funds to hire staff and begin transcribing war department records for Iowa service members. General Harry E. Wilkins will oversee equipment purchases and 25 workers. The office on the third floor of the state house will move to larger quarters in West Des Moines.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Harry E. Wilkins
Bonus Board
State House
West Des Moines
Legion
War Department
Newspaper Dealing Rights on Wholesale Agent Roles
The text states a publication would not object to newsdealers acting as wholesale agents for competitors in retail, but it reserves the right to block them from distributing rivals' publications as wholesale distributors.
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Curtis
Curtis Company
Keokuk Man Killed in Auto Crash at Crossing
Keith Gainey a plant operator at the Mississippi River power company was killed and William E. White seriously injured when the car they rode in at a high speed overturned at a railroad crossing two miles from Keokuk.
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Keokuk
Keith Gainey
Mississippi River Power Company
Willam E. White
Chevyl
The Alphabet Origins Question Reconsidered
Egyptologist Dr. C E B Moldenke argues the alphabet was not invented by the Phoenicians who borrowed twenty two letters from the Egyptians and spread them via Greece and July, challenging common historical assumptions.
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C. EB. Moldenke
Greece
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