Harvest Report Notes Strong Corn and Oats Prospects
Crop report from W Scott Williams notes warm weather and ample moisture boost. Oats yield above average and corn ahead of schedule with tall stalks and full ears. Timothy threshing under way, alfalfa third cut ready, and sweet corn marketing begun. Potatoes light early but late crop looks promising. Pastures revive with showers and fall plowing starts.
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Tri-State Baptists Elect Officers in Convention Here
Rev S Bates of Des Moines, long serving as moderator for 17 years, was reelected as moderator of the Iowa Minnesota South Dakota Baptist association meeting at Antioch Baptist church. Officers elected include Tutt, Nicholson, Robinson, Terrill, Boling, Jackson, and Pinkner to assist in administration with Bates.
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Dewar Readiyn Road Graveling Set to Start Monday
County Engineer W D Johnston announces Heldt and Boyles will begin graveling a five mile Dewar Readtiyn road stretch to Bremer county line. The board set the contract last spring but work was delayed. Completion will add another improved highway to Black Hawk county’s orders.
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Tama county supervisors set $26,098 bridge contract
Tama county board of supervisors awarded contracts for bridges and culverts totaling 36,098, to be finished in the fall. Tama Wolfe of Toledo won 19 items at 6,170, Perry Construction earned seven items totaling 19,928.
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First Brethren Church Suspends Preaching for Two Weeks
No preaching service at First Brethren Church for two Sundays while Sunday school continues. Rev. A. D. Cashman’s wife Mrs. Cashman has left for Ashland for medical studies. Rev. Edwin Boardman Jr. will resume as pastor the following Sunday morning.
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Berlin's Chinatown as a Central European Trade Center
Berlin notes a small Chinese quarter with about 59 inhabitants acting as a wholesale hub for central Europe. Dealers Tran and Moerner preside over local operations, steering commerce across the continent where many Celestials reside, while the district houses dining and modest facilities serving the community.
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Beard and Beebe charged in assault on parson Garber
Report from Cedar Falls concerns Lloyd Beard and John Beebe accused of robbery and assault on parson Ainyver Garber. Court records show theft of 28 dollars. Earlier Courier item misreported the incident. Beard and Beebe allegedly pleaded guilty to related charges.
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Meddling Women at Rialto Openaire Show
The Rialto Theatre presents Meddling Women starring Barrymore with a cast including Holmquist Dagmar Godowski Ida Darling and Thompson. The film’s Saturday night preview promises a popular screen experience.
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Radio Programs Friday At WOC Davenport
Friday schedule lists closing markets at 1, home management lecture at 3, musical program at 4, chimes concert at 6:45, basketball scores at 6, and another musical program at 8 on WOC Davenport station.
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Giants and Pirates Held Idle by Rain in New York
Rain postponed the New York Giants versus Pittsburgh Pirates doubleheader at the Polo Grounds, delaying the start of a five game NL sequence to decide league leadership. Tomorrow’s make up games, broadcasts, and local musical programs surround a day of sports and entertainment in major markets.
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Young Stribling Makes Fortune in Brief Ring Career
San Francisco AP reports W L Young Stribling of Georgia has earned nearly 800000 in a short but spectacular boxing career. Most wealth invested in Georgia and Florida properties as he and his parents tour in a motor van home. A recent 26 round decision over Jack Dalaney in Los Angeles highlighted his swift rise.
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ClittageOwen Bush suspended amid league dispute
Clittage Owen Bush, manager of the Indianapolis club in the American Association, faces a six month suspension for using abusive language. The National Association of Minor Leaguers president warned of further actions for additional offenses. Geneva Wis and Vandynes sloop were noted among related items. In yachting, Falth of Oshkosh won the last Inland Yachting event.
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Yesterday's Homeruns and League Totals
Baseball roundup notes multiple teams and players hitting homeruns with brief team mentions. Pirates, Dodgers, Cardinals, Browns, Athletics appear among various performances and totals across the league.
Airplane tours reshape travel for American tourists
The Dearborn Independent notes European aviation firms court American travelers seeking rapid European views. Three week and longer tours may show Europe in unprecedented speed with pilots guiding groups aboard chartered planes. Yellowstone’s motorization opens more time for sightseeing as travel quickens. Tourists arriving by train at Grand Central or Grand Canyon gain quick access to scenic stops, fueling wonder and souvenir purchases.
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Baseball game at Crossing church picnic headline attraction
A baseball game between Hagle Center and Reinheek is scheduled as the main attraction at the Crossing church parish annual picnic on Wednesday. A fried chicken dinner will be served, and entertainment includes canes cert, dancing, and music on the church grounds.
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Eldora Nine Triumphs Over Grundy Center 2 to 1
Fildora, August 21. Eldora’s baseball team edged Grundy Center 2 to 1 in a listless afternoon game. Red Hamilton, a former Mississippi Valley League pitcher, started for Eldora. Grundy Center’s lineup included Elkin and Tentor among others as Eldora completed the win with strong late defense.
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Rorianbeach Hands Examined in New York Scene
Examination of Paul Rolenbach's hands by the state athletic commission's physician found no evidence of fin tativey as claimed by the heavyweight champion last week. The events at Yankee stadium on August 23 were disrupted by rain. finals may be held Monday if weather permits and the new actor awaits further action.
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Golf As Champions Play It and Club Improvements
A discussion on golf clubs and improvements notes manufacturers and pros pushing new designs while standardizing shafts for steel. Professionals favor wooden clubs with broad faces for larger hitting surfaces, claiming it helps accuracy. Albany reports several boxing outcomes and judges' decisions in recent bouts.
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Western Open Golf Tourney Opens With Exceptional Scores
In Youngstown Aug 21 Inspiring scoring in the opening round of the Western Open has golfers hoping to set new records in today's second round to decide the leaders for tomorrow's final. Larry Nabholty of Cleveland shot 67 to lead. Harmett Franch of Youngstown and Donald Carrick of Canada at 69. several others at 70. Gene Sarazen struggled on the 596 yard eighth hole, posting 78 to miss the early leaders.
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Negro challenger plans New York voyage for title bid
Harry, the weight championship hopeful, booked passage on the Aquitania to New York sailing August 29. He reported feeling like a new man after three weeks at Carlsbad and promised three weeks of training before a title bout. Wills Brooks would wait for next summer to face Jack Dempsey, if the champion defends then.
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Miss Ederle Deliberates On Channel Swim Return
Gertrude Ederle weighs another attempt at the English Channel this season. She may wait until 1926 while Lillian Harrison plans a third try around Sept. 1. An offer of 16000 dollars from America and advice from trainer W Burgess influence her decision.
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Genaro and Labarba Pause Ahead of Title Fight
Frankie Genaro flyweight champion and Fidel Labarba challenger from Los Angeles rest in Galveston area awaiting Saturday night bout. Training complete, they prepare for the scheduled match, with both athletes focused on strategy and timing.
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