Weather forecaster derides almanac form of predicting
Robinson discusses art tropic viewpoint and offers recommendations for Tadisnapolis Ind Oct 1 1920s Washington. Armington ridicules calendars and planetary forecasts while stressing old seeing the sky as true weather predictor. He cites maps stars and open-air experience as more reliable than fashions in forecasting next day weather.
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Road Over Willow Valley Soon In Indiana
Shoals Indiana October reports the State Highway Commission nearing completion of Willow Valley hill road work. A new grade with sand has been finished and a large steam roller moved to the hill. Until completion the Willow Valley hill road will be used as the alternate route. it is described as in excellent condition for travel.
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New York
In 1923 California per so 000 bushels of potato
In 1923 California produced a noteworthy amount of potatoes, totaling thousands of bushels per the report, reflecting agricultural output patterns in that year.
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California
Belt rivals Dempsey and LaBarba train in Los Angeles
Two boxing stars in separate divisions, Jack Dempsey the heavyweight king and Fidel LaBarba the flyweight champ, were seen training together in Los Angeles as they prepare for upcoming bouts.
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Jack Dempsey
Fidel la Barba
Jack
Fidel
Los Angeles
Norman Woodling Buried in Eaglesville Navy Death Traced
Normand Woodling, son of Eda Woodling, died September 6 in the Canal Zone at age 22 years 11 months. He joined the Navy September 28, 1921, served as third class fireman then first class fireman, totaling nearly four years. Born in Marion, he was in the United States Navy during service.
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Eda Woodling
Canal Zone
Norman Wwoodling
Edd Woodling
United States
Naval Sine Ee
Ithe Canal Zone
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Navy
Pine
Mar
Baby fish planted in Indiana during August report
The Indiana conservation department distributed 494 black bass 77 4 100 channel catfish 14 3 bass 4 100 crappie and 1 250 blue head catfish to applicants statewide in August. Hatchery staff rescued 42 015 game fish from drying waters and replanted them. 5 019 acres were purchased for a Brown county game reservation costing 52 985 47 with negotiations for 3 000 more acres.
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Conservation Commission
Mannfeld
Brown County
Death notice from Eaglesville community obituary
A death notice from the Eaglesville area dated October 6, 1902, identifies the deceased with parents and siblings, including sister Mrs. Wallace Chestnut of Bloomington Indiana and brothers Ray and Frank at home. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at Eaglesville conducted by Rev Bessie Frady with the American Legion in charge.
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Loogootee
Wallace Chestnut
Bloomington
Ind
Ray
Frank
Bessie Frady
Eaglesville
United
Brothern
American Legion
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