FOR SALE BABY CHICKS AND FARM EQUIP ADS
Farmers advertise several poultry chick lines with per hundred pricing from 6 to 10 dollars and scheduled hatch days. also listings for a Lloyd Loom baby carriage drafting table and assorted farming machinery from Mielke Mig and Sales Co of New Hampton Iowa. Local contact details include phone numbers and street addresses.
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R. J
Lordell Poultry Farm Castile
J. RB
Hammer Mills
Mielke Mig. & Sales Co
New Hampton
Lows
Townslee estate appoints administratrix in Black Hawk Iowa
Katherine Clifford is appointed administratrix of John Townslee deceased of Black Hawk county Iowa. Debts must be paid and claims presented to the administratrix or filed with the district court clerk. Dated July 1 1927. Attorney Leonard Wells represents the estate. J W Thompson clerk of district court.
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State of
Iowa
Black Hawk County
John Townslee
Katherine Clifford
Waterloo
Leonard Wells
J. W. Thompson
Lindbergh Prefers His Old Gift Watch at Paris Embassy
Paris reports Lindbergh returned with his old silver watch from the American embassy, saying it outshines eight others and noting it has tied to his life through four air accidents. He described making the chain himself in leather as a personal touch.
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Paris
Lindbergh
Guitry
Sacha
Marshal Joffre
the Marne
Comoedia
Izaak Walton League Officers Fish At Winneshiek Bottoms
Albert C. Wiliford newly elected president of the Izaak Walton League division in Jones and Judge George W. Wood join a fishing trip near McGregor Iowa. Fred Bell captured the moment as the two Waltonians praise a 300000 acre Winneshiek bottoms reservation along the Mississippi for waterfowl wildlife and recreation. Clifford Hallowell handles the federal deeds in the acquisition effort assisted by the Federation of Women’s Clubs.
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Albert C. Wiliford
Izaak Walton League of America
George W. Wood
National Executive Council
Fred Bell
Waterloo Fkes
Bell
Winneshiek Bottoms
McGregor
Willford
Winneshiek
Mississippi River
Wood
Izaak Walton League
Federation of Women's Clubs
Clifford Hallowell
Waterloo Ike
A Bend O' Misers and Money in Public Life
ABE MARTIN critiques miserliness and wealth accumulation in a humorous monologue. He argues money should be spent for living well and for public good, criticizes idle hoarding, and supports government ownership of priceless manuscripts and standardized alimony. He warns excessive riches harm thrift and draw derelict relatives and improvidence.
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George Washin
Ton Crossin
Delaware
India
Chaplin Matrimonial Battle Deepens with New Charges
LA July 2. The Chaplin divorce case grows as Lita Grey Chaplin files an 18,000 word answer to Charlie Chaplin’s cross complaint. She denies improprieties, details alleged visits with another man, and claims gifts and travel were arranged under surveillance.
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Los Angeles
Charles Chaplin
Lita Grey Chaplin
San Diego
Chaplin
Hollywood Studio
Chaplin Beverly Hills
California
East Library Closed Next Week for Painting
The library board awarded the contract for painting and redecorating the East Library to F. M. Michael Paint Company for 535 dollars. The East Library will be closed all next week. Borrowers may keep overdue books until July 13 without penalty. West Library closes July 4 but will reopen as usual after the holiday.
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East Library
F. M. Michael Paint Company
West Library
Iowa University Pool Draws 300 Daily In Heat
In Iowa City the university's gigantic swimming pool, claimed as the largest in the world, attracts about 300 men daily amid hot weather. Golf and swimming are the chief summer sports, with attendants noting heavy use of the pool.
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Iowa City
Iowa University
Allen Memorial hospital bus to be off on July 4
The Allen Memorial hospital bus that links with street cars and carries passengers to the hospital will not operate on Monday July 4. Rev. Clinton F. Smith superintendent of the institution stated today. A baby hippopotamus is being sent to President Coolidge from Africa.
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Allen
Allen Memorial Hospital
Clinton F. Smith
President Coolidge
Africa
Elk in Jackson Hole Face Slaughter Threat and Decline
William T. Hornaday warns in 1927 column that Jackson Hole elk herds are shrinking due to overkill and scarce winter feed. He cites Dan De Weese interviews reporting numbers dropping from 19 760 to 9 336 and urges drastic action to halt male elk killings and tighten yearly permits to protect breeding stock and prevent extinction.
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United States of America
Dan de Weese
Canyon City
Colp
Jackson Hole
Wyo
Yellowstone Park
Park
Jackson Hole Country
U. S
Izaak Walton League
Danl de Weese
Wyoming
Elkas
Dall de Weese
William T. Hornaday
Cass County to Vote on Bonds for Paying Atlantic
Cass County voters will decide on issuing road bonds totaling 1 million dollars. The Board of Supervisors set July 26 for the election after petitions with 1,290 signatures were filed. If approved, primary roads No. 32 and No. 71 will be paved.
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Atlantic
INS
Cass County
Board of Supervisors
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