County Farm Bureau Adopts 1925 Annual Program
Washington County Farm Bureau directors outline 1925 program across categories including lime and legumes soil testing field meetings and seed marketing. Plans cover junior clubs home projects organization publicity and cooperative marketing with demonstrations on clovers alfalfa soybeans and acid phosphate use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Farm Bureau
Don KE. Fish
Ames
Washington County
Farm Bureau Exchange
McLean County
Free Labor Bureau
Agrtcultural Pnginertring
Moonshiners Captured by Woman Deputy in Parson s Night Arrest
Parson s West Virginia Oct 1 Deputy Sheriff Misa Glady Kuh arrived at the Parsons jail with two alleged moonshiners she captured in a lonely country at midnight. She escorted the prisoners to jail at gunpoint warning them a woman would not have better sense than to shoot.
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Parsons
W. Va
Misa Glady Kuh
Tucker County
J. B. Close
Government lawyers outline oil reserve case before Coolidge
Atlee Pomerene and Owen J. Roberts announced progress in the government suit to annul leases on naval oil reserve lands to President Coolidge. Prosecutors will depart for Toronto to pursue positions and then handle California cases next month. Criminal cases to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Naval Oil Reserve
President Coolidge
Atlee Pomerene
Owen J. Roberts
Toronto
California
Obituary for Parret E. Knauss of Iowa and Florida
Parret E. Knauss born May 18 1872 in Louisa County Iowa died Sept 21 1924 in Tampa Florida aged 52. He survived by wife Mabel parents Mr and Mrs A J Knauss four sisters three brothers and three children. Funeral held Sept 30 at the home of his parents with Rev Willard Wylie officiating. Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery beside his first wife Clara Skipton Knauss and infant Kay.
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Parret E. Knauss
Louisa County
Iowa
Tampa
Fla
Mabel
A. J. Knauss
Ida Caine
Knoxville
Effie Burnham
Chicago
Alta Norton
Nora Hbearts
Council Bluffs
Windle Knauss
Columbus Junction
Harry
Guy
Washington
Floyd Knauss
West Liberty
Ralph Knauss
Marie Gufstason
Willard Wylie
Parret
Fiftieth Regiment
Iowa Volunteer Infantry
Woodlawn Cemetery
Clara Skipton Knauss
Kay
Local Notes and Social News from Ainsworth Area
Mrs. J W Stick ley ill three days. daughter Mrs Allie Jef fers of Davenport to help. Mrs J M Lord visiting daughter Mrs Vetters in Rock Island. Mrs Laura Chambers visiting Grover Neiswanger home in Columbia Jct. W R C ladies spent day with Mrs Hollinger at her country home near Titus. eleven ladies attended. Vane Wallace of Haskins community injured in fall from a hickory tree. bed confinement weeks with nurse. Mrs Wm Acheson and Mrs Jas Clegg hosted 9 o'clock breakfast for Mrs D M Davis departing for new home. Marquis Turbott to rent Brockway property with siblings to make it home.
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Vane Wallace
Haskins
Wm. Acheson
Jas. Clegg
Surprise party honors Louise Wallace at C L Wallace home
In Valley Valley on September 27 about twenty girls gathered for a surprise party and shower for Louise Wallace. Many gifts were exchanged as Louise received colorful presents from her friends.
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Christina
Washington
W. J. Pfeifer
Mr. Pfetfer
Fairfield
Raymond King
C. L. Wallace
Kinross
Louise
Cedar Rapids
Alois Beller
Miss Idle West
West Chester
Guy Blacks
John Hahn
George Motle
Ila Mae
Rs. Maude Wallace
Beatrice Hotle
E. L. Breitenbach
Frankie
Walter Meyers
Des Moines
Agnes Bueher
Education Alone Way to Stop Eye Mishaps Says Expert Report
A two year National Committee for the Prevention of Blindness report argues education is the key to reduce eye injuries in industry. It urges states to require accident reporting, promote protective eyewear, and convince employers and older workers of goggles importance, noting eye accidents cost industry hundreds of millions yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Committee For the Prevention
Federal American Engineering Societies
International and Local Crime and Travel News Briefs
Night dispatches report Count Alexander van Maurik de Beaufort jailed four months after pleading guilty to illegally wearing uniforms of the United States and Belgian armies in San Francisco. In Idaho a famed Oregon Trail traveler arrives from Vancouver, British Columbia with Lt. C. G. Kelly. Shanghai notes a fire partial destruction near Li-mu. In Chicago a diamonds robbery valued at 40000 is reported by Louis Whyte Wier in a downtown taxi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Alexander Dudiey van Maurik de Beaufort
United States
Chicago
Louis H Withiy Wier
Coolidge Says No Change in US Debt Collection Attitude
President Coolidge stated there is no change in the government stance on collecting foreign debts. He noted he does not want to embarrass European nations by pressing for repayment while they are resolving internal affairs.
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Washington
Coolidge
United States
Peacemakers Called to Overcome Reluctance to Try New
A statement emphasizes the need for peacemakers to overcome reluctance to embrace new approaches and ideas. It argues that dialogue and willingness to experiment are essential for progress and reconciliation.
Bringing Up Father in Ireland The Greatest Musical Comedy
sensational musical comedy of the year with George McManus cartoons and thrilling chorus. A nonstop whirlwind of comedy and spectacle promises laughter for millions. Crowds packed as the show debuts its sensational costuming and dazzling effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McManus
Father
Femme
Pather
Ireland
Insurance cover placed on U S dirigible ZR-3 for trans Atlantic trip
In Freidrichshafen Germany on October 1 the giant dirigible ZR-3 built for the United States Navy by the Zeppelin Company was insured for 600000 by English Dutch and German companies.
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U. S
Freiderichshafen
Germany
Zeppelin Company
United States Navy
Lakehurst
N. J
German Industry Gets Loan
The municipal savings bank acting as trustee has secured a one million gold mark credit from America for the local steel industry in Oberhausen. The loan carries 13 percent interest for the first year and 7 percent for the second year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberhausen
Germany
America
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County Farm Bureau
Lydie McPherson
Mrs. McPherson
Sacramento
Peggy
Chamberlain
Alta E. Norton
Ainsworth
Pocatello
Idaho
Ferra Meeker
Oregon Trail
Vancouver
Kh. C
C. G. Kelly
Shanghai
tIo- Tien
Limho
Warren L. Steeves
First Baptist Church
Lima, O
Hes
H. S. Ward & CO
Graham Priday
Ahe
Metalglas
Metalglas Mfg. CO
Marengo
Minois
Pillsburys
India
Ceylon
A&p
Armour’s Shield Brand
Hershey
Alaska
Karo
MMA
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