Costly Cats Pur Feline Chorus at Chick Exposition
Chicago's annual three day Chicago Persian Society cat show at the Coliseum, part of the Midwest Poultry Show, features 250 pedigreed cats with prizes and high bids. Notable entries include Princess Minnie Mae and King Salmar valued at $1000 each. The event runs through Sunday. Purdue dominates Midwest poultry judging with best all around team, best individual Huang of Purdue.
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Chicago
Chicago Persian Society
Colise
Great Midwest Poultry Show
Minnie Mae
James J. Murphy
Elizabeth L. Roland
Alley
Blue Ribbon Pets
iChinese Tom
Shanghai
Benjamin Hooks
Coliseumi Annex
Maude
Huang
Purdue
Barking dog sparks $5,000 suit in Delaware district court
Miss Blanche Goranson sues Schroeder over a barking dog that caused her buggy run away in Dundée, claiming a broken leg and $1,? of damages including $500 lost wages, $271 hospital bill, $775 doctor fees, and other costs. Another suit by C R Sprague against Henry Goodhile concerns a traded laundry priced at 22,50 or similar, with allegations of misrepresentation and a Delaware County Plantation company alias.
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Manchester
Spendall
Blanche Goranson
E Schroeder
Delaware District Court
Miss Goranson
Dastember
C. R. Sprague
Henry Goodhile
Goodhile
Folt
Nicaragua
Lang
Delaware County Plantation Company
GC. M. Cooley
Slayer of Betrayer of Girl Denied Bail and Placed in Jail
Pairfeld Cecil lapy Tatie Brie, Jefferson county farmer, held without bond after a preliminary hearing for first degree murder in the death of Sammuel McNezs and alleged sexual assault of 14 year old Ed na Bruey. Three witnesses including Sheriff Charles C. Butcher and Coroner Webb testified. Brucy and Sam McNeese searched for weapons as hearing opened.
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Altho
Brucy Andlile
Sam MceNeese
Interior Department Turns Nation’s Outdoor University
The Interior Department describes its work as a national outdoor university with schools in education botany engineering geology and anthropology. It highlights national parks as learning centers with field trips lectures and museum collections, plus field courses in natural history run with colleges. It notes archaeology anthropology and Eskimo studies under the bureau of education and park service, and details engineering geology chemistry and geology programs and publications aiding schools and the public.
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Washington, D. C
Department of the Interior
Secretary of the Interior
New Yorks Herald-Tribune
Interior Department
National Park Service
National Park Service Extensive
The
Nations Park Service
Zreal
Dufiaio
Weik
Bureau of Education
Alaska
Arctic
National Park Sérvice
Bureau of Reclamation
Geographical Survey
Gath
Zoological Survey
United States
Geological Survey
Apa
Natural Geophysical Laboratories
Natonal Parks
Powall National Ipark
Psychiatry x
Cealosical
General
Grimes Golden 0 Most Adaptable For Iowa Growth
Ames Iowa December 11 Grimes Golden is praised as one of the best apples for Iowa planting for eating and bearing crops though it suffers from collar rot. Top working on resistant stocks is shown to protect Grimes. An Ames experimental orchard grafted Virginia Crab and Hibernal shows high success and profitability with grafted Grimes and Jonathan.
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Clayton County
Harrison County
Grimes
Jonathan
Ames
Virginia
Delicious
Mill Employee’s Hip Dislocated by Bag of Feed
Gaylord S. Tyler a Waterloo Mills Company employee suffered a dislocation of his right hip when a bag of feed fell on his leg at 170 Second Street West. The truck driver was treated at Presbyterian Hospital and reported in good condition.
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Gaylord S. Tyler
Waterloo Mills Company
Second’ Street
Tyler
Presbyterian Hospital
Dizzy Heights
Woman Killed As Auto Struck By Train Near Hapillion
Mrs. George Gramich, 55, of near Hapillion, Nebraska, was killed when her car was struck by a Rock Island passenger train late yesterday. She was alone in the vehicle and it is believed obstructed view from curtains may have prevented seeing the approaching train. the car reeled onto the engine pilot about 75 yards away.
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Omaha
Neb
George Gramich
Hapillion
Hock Island
Plan Eucharistic Congress in Chicago
The committee of the eucharistic congress in Chicago authorized Rev Ciutto Jolti, an Italian curate, to prepare for 12000 Italians to participate in the congress in June. The committee started a fund to send bishops and priests to Chicago for the event.
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Rome
INS
Chicago
Tadas
Ciuttojolti
St Elizabeths Hospital Psychiatry Training Center Details
The institution under the Interior Department administers St Elizabeths Hospital in Washington offering instruction in psychiatry neurology and related fields. It trains state students with the Army Medical School Navy School of Medicine and Veterans Bureau and collaborates with other learner bodies. The hospital maintains a mental hygiene clinic trains staff keeps the medical profession informed with papers and lectures for national audiences.
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St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Washington
Interior Department
Lkewise
Army Medical School
Tha Navy Schood
United States Veterans’ Lureau
St. Elizabeth’s
Waterloo Violin Master Builds His First Instrument After 40 Years
Edward L. Goss of Waterloo after four decades among violins, with 2,000 instruments opened or repaired, crafts his first complete violin. Made of maple and spruce, it shows mellow tone predicted to rival old masters. He uses precise thickness gauges and plans to finish with varnish, reflecting a life diagnosing and repairing violins. His work at hospitals across the United States emphasizes careful arching and structural balance.
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Waterloo
Edward L. Goss
Fourth Street East
Goss
United States
Cass
Ohio
Gass
Cosmos Peterson the fire hound turned reporter and life of danger
New York reports profile Cosmos Peterson who moved from newspaper bundles to firefighting tales and later to police work. He recalls the Black Tom blast of 1916, the lure of flames, and a life split between danger and journalism as he rose from slip boy to reporter.
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New York
Cosmos- Peterson
Cosmus Peterson
Ghetto
Italy
He Pepverta
Equitabié
Art
Cosmos Peterson
Peterson
Lower Manhattan
Tama Joens to take job at Los Angeles Times
Traer December notice states Huro Joens son of Mr and Mrs Will Joens will leave early January for Los Angeles to work in the classified ads department of the Los Angeles Times. He previously assisted on the family farm. His uncle Frank Hoeppner, former Traer postmaster, now works in a Los Angeles bank supply office.
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Traer. In
Huro Joens
Will Joens
Traer
Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angeles Times
Frank H. Hoeppner
Hoeppner
Bank Supply House
Nurse's Eye Injury From Refrigerator Collision
Mrs. Stella Grindell a 65 year old practical nurse at 237 Reed Street is recovering in Presbyterian hospital after striking her left eye on the corner of an ice box in a dark kitchen. Despite the serious injury doctors report improvement this morning. In St Paul Minnesota Terry Moran found guilty of taking part in a $25,080 mail robbery in South St Paul on April 18 1828 and sentenced to 25 years in prison after capture in Denver.
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Stella Grindell
St. Paul
Mina
Terry” Moran
South St. Paul
Denver
Soaked Barley 15 Feed For Champs In Junior Show
Emma Goerke of Marshall County Beet Club describes feeding and handling her Hereford calf Jimmie from fall 1924. She details nursing with a cow, gradual grain, corn and oats, silage, molasses, and barley to improve flesh and coat, plus daily brushing to keep calves unafraid.
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Emma Goevke
Marshall County
Beet Club
Iowa State
Ema Goerke
State Center
Dee
Jimmie
Hanson Brothers
Williamsburg
What Are You Doing For Your Puny Child
An old advertisement promotes McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets for frail children claiming rapid weight gain and health. It touts candy-like tablets, urges a 30 day trial, lists local druggists, and promises money back if no improvement.
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Wangier Bros
C. J. Miller
Robert Drug Co
Git
McCoy's
Hereford Calf Preferences at Marshall County Fair
A farmer notes preference for Hereford cattle due to quicker gains. He describes blanket bedding to keep hair smooth, grooming, and stall placement to reduce flies. He mentions selling a calf named Jimmie for 16.75 per hundredweight at the Marshall County fair.
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Marshall County
Papes Cold Compound Advertises Quick Cold Relief
The advertisement promotes Papes Cold Compound claiming two tab jets every three hours for three doses. The first dose provides relief and the second and third break up the cold. It is said to be pleasant and safe with no quinine or opiates. Millions use it and the price is thirty-five cents with a druggist’s guarantee.
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Pape
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