Teachers Leave to Resume Work in Iowa Schools
Teachers depart to begin new school year across Iowa. Miss Dorothy Durian travels from Finday to Ming for Octobot, Vera Longwell heads to Bonaparte for home economics, Jean McIntosh to Northwood as vocal instructor after summer with parents. Local visitors include L. L. Carr Clemont and R. G. Cherry Washington.
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Frank Wilson
Wellman
Dorothy Durian
Finday
Ming
Oider
Havi
Henry Durian
Vera Longwell
Bonaparte
Jean Mcintosh
Northwood
Northwood High School
Des Moisies
R. G. Cherry
Washington
Earl Whetestine
Frances Lee
Bobby
Judy
Newton
Vernie Lawrance
Caister
Mir
John Little
Washinton
Pleride's Singite Tower at Mountain Lake Sanctuary
The Singing tower, a pink Georgia marble carillon at Mountain Lake near Lake Wales Florida, rises 295 feet from a 51 foot base to a 57 foot crown. Built by Edward Bok as his burial place, it was dedicated February 1 1929 by President Coolidge as a gift to the American people. Designed by Mr Medory.
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Mountain Lake Sanctuary
Lake Wales
Fla
Edward Bok
Coolidge
Medory
Franklin Letter Disses Bald Eagle Liking Turkey as Native Bird
Benjamin Franklin writing January 26 1784 criticizes the Bald Eagle as a representative of the country describing him as a bird of bad moral character and a thief who thrives on sharping and robbing He praises the Turkey as a more respectable and native American bird in contrast. This correspondence to Sarah Bowie is dated from colonial Philadelphia.
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Frooktte
Benjamin Franklin
Sarah Bowie
America
Coast Guard Drops Storm Forecast Boxes to Unmanned Vessels
Coast Guard seaplanes warn non radio equipped ships by dropping small wooden forecast boxes on their decks hours before a major storm strikes either Atlantic or Pacific coastal waters.
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Coast Guard
Collier's
Atlantic
Pacific
United States Coast Guard
Cat With Nine Lives Ends Police Hero Run
John Barker resigns from the city police after twenty two years, disheartened by a sensational newspaper account claiming he had nine lives. He clings to a scrapbook of past exploits, discovers one more tale in his record, and finally finds resolve as life and work resume.
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Ergeant
John Barker
Daily Press
John Baxter
John
Pansy
Pital
Barker
John Burke
Accidental Discovery Lets Atoms Become Visible
Dr. Alexander Goetz of the California Institute of Technology reports an accidental breakthrough showing atoms can be seen chemically. By dropping silver atoms into living cells in yeast solution and staining with fluorescein, the death of a cell becomes visible under a powerful microscope in about 20 minutes. The work suggests silver could become a key water purifier, replacing chlorine.
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California Institute of Technology
Alexander Goetz
Institute
Goetz
Dr. Goetz
Gold found in demolished Oakland house sparks old rumor
George W Leggett an Oakland Negro found $1 000 in gold coins in a house slated for a 3 000 000 low rent project by the Oakland Housing Authority. Rumors link the coins to John Frederick a former Tulare railway conductor who built the house in 1885. Leggett has kept an attorney to protect his claim while Dr C J Frederick the builders son argues the money may belong to the federal government.
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George W. Leggett
Oakland
Oakland Housing Authority
John Frederick
Tulare
Leggett
C. J. Frederick
Count of Paris Seen as Last Hope to Unite France
Royalists, seeking to save Bourbon era unity, look to the Count of Paris, a 32 year old pretender to the extinct French throne. He rose as head of the lineage after the Duc De Guise died. An aviator by reputation, he offered France military service at the war's start but was rejected for refusing to pledge allegiance to the Republic.
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France
Paris
Duc de Guise
Germany
Riverside Band Concert and Area School Openings Noted
Riverside reports the local band resumed Saturday concerts after rainouts on August 10 and 17 and a vacation break by director H C Borup. St Marys school opens with Holy Mass, new faculty, and class plans. Highland township No 1 and Union Dale schools begin term with new teachers. Visitors include families from Fort Monmouth and Davenport. Canadian Gitz Rice returns to aid wartime work with the Legion.
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Riverside
Riverside — Schools
H. C. Borup
Mary Auxilia
Mary Henriette
Pather Joseph J Fath
Highland Township
Virginia Spleiman
Batavia
Donna Wieland
Genevieve Hartzler
Union Dale
Frank Shebanek
Austin
Minn
Rose Shebanek
Printing’s 500th Anniversary in Leipsic Celebration
The 500th anniversary of movable type printing will be observed in Leipsic with a 1983rd session of the Leipzig tex. A highlight feature is a demonstration of the simplest printing methods.
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Lempsic
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the Pox
Iowa
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Singite
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Lemmon
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East Side Square
County Welfare
Stet
Tichar
Stewart Ethel Wilson
R. R. Nonran
W. P. Rawn
B. Jones
Marion
George
Harriet Coulter
Harold Putnam
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S. Second Ave
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Dr, Chas
Brown
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Washington Independent School District
East Main St
Sherman
West Main St
Boller
State Bank Corner
Washington St
Pheodore B, Bailey
Attorney At Law Loan & Trust
Ss. W. Livingston
Abstract Department
Vhone
George BF. Morrison
J. C. Penney Co
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City Health
Lloyd Lytle
Br. D. CG. Barrett Park Commissioners
Marian
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Frank B. Miller
J. E. Lemmon
Lest F. Roller
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Clarence Jacobs
Fred Eid
Lemery & Yard
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New Jersey
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Mia
Fred Kron
Jackie
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Bad Lands
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James Martin
Davenport
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Mee Martin
Ther von
Hilly Lee
Shradel
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Legine War Service
Dixie Dugan
IN the
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Striebel & McEvoy
Washington Dairy
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