Plenty Coos Eyes Great Spirit Summons In Crow Nation
Helena June 29 AP Plenty Coos chief of the Crow Nation, age about 78, foresees a summons from the Great Spirit and remains a respected leader. He led Crow scouts with Crook at Hosebud and helped save the general, earning his name meaning coups. He later became a successful farmer and cattleman, embracing business and diplomacy with whites.
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Mont
Plenty Caos
Crownation
Nestor
Montana
Plenty
Coos
Amerion Indizhs
Ceremionics
Cronadia
Lillie Ig Sern
Wigdorm
Custer
Fle
Warior
George Crook
the Hosebud
Crook
Planty Cops
Crazy Mountains
Missouri
Pryor
Hudson Merchant Seeks Receiver in Health Crisis
W J Gutknecht, longtime Hudson general store operator, filed for a receiver in Black Hawk county district court to protect creditors as he has been bedfast for four months and unable to run the business. A. W. Brown was approved to act as receiver with assets near 40,000 and liabilities around 30,000 to ensure equal sharing among creditors.
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W.J. Gutknecht
Hudson
Black Hawk County
A. W. Brown
TH. B. Boles
New Hampton Budget Set At 91806 For 1927 City Plan
New Hampton Ta June 22 Special The city budget for 1927 totals 391,800 an increase of 35,000 from the current year. Council at its last meeting worked out the plan and a public hearing is set for July 28. Major rise stems from 14,000 for new electric light plant equipment while taxes rise only slightly due to large fund balances. The plant has paid for the new equipment. Only 19,000 in taxes are to be raised for the coming year per the budget.
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New Hampton
Ity
Wine judging contest trains French hotel butlers in discernment
In Paris on June 22, sixty six butlers judged 528 bottles of fine French wine without seeing labels. The contest at the Professional School for Hotelmen tested origin and date by taste, while a strict ritual involved a venomous sip and a discreet disposal to clear palates for the next sample.
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Paris
Butlers Sampiond
France
Chablis
Pouily
Alsace
Menrsault
Cotes-du-Hhone
Montrachet
America
Radio Programs Across Cities In Central Time Zone
Radio listings span Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh and New York with program blocks including church services, music, lectures, and orchestral performances. Highlights mention Vatican and Archbishop addresses, plus city-specific broadcasts and varied entertainment, sports and religious segments across stations WHAM WLS KYW WGN and others.
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Hhiengo
R. Pitpahurgh
Clarinda
Springtroll
Pbs
Paul Weaph
Arkets
Bible Hour
Wittr
Chicago
Travanport
Fave
WAM
Mom Warad
York
Pittsburgh
Pontia Vrogran
Wen
Hestua
Butta Lodian
Carnbyad
Pileburel
Converk
Pauls
Ustad Vr
Alin
Clevidind
Grehestra
Rolic
Chicagoa
Worszy
Cavett
WOA
Grant
Wois
Kyworogsy
Fa Hidago
Srackery
Way
Davenport
Hai Chigies
Progra
Bee Maines
Peppermarty
Naice Uy Shicago
Mot Springs
Danes
Chris Ayls
Paul Starkets
Webeh—Cuigy
Fantine
Charivari Toy Cannon Accident Injures Youth
A charivari near the Penrose home ended when a toy cannon powder can exploded injuring Tyan Penrose, son of Ayr and Mrs M 3 Penrose at 244 Jackson Street. He sustained facial and hand injuries. eyes initially feared serious but improved with medical care. The device used a pound of gunpowder. fuse sparks caused the blast.
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Tyan, Penrose
Ayr
Penrose
Jackson Street
Ivan
Untrained Speaker Leads Religious Conference Talk
Rev William H Boocock from Buffalo urges reorganized church training for Christian workers at the Freeday convention held at the University of Town. He charges modern lawlessness stems from lack of religious education and stresses a teaching function to create better instructed Christians.
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Iowa City
Tay
UPA
William H. Boocock
Buffalo
University of Town
Education Board Seeks Pearson Successor in Ames
Des Moines June 12 The state board of education meets in Des Moines to choose a new president for the Iowa State Agricultural College at Ames replacing Dr R A Pearson whose resignation takes effect September 1. Board members cite the growing student body rising course load and rising administrative costs as factors shaping the search. If a successor is not named soon Herman Knapp would serve as administrative head again. Possible candidates mentioned include Dr Henry G C Taylor.
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Des Moines
State Agricultural College
Ames
State Board of Education
Ik le Weet
R.A. Pearson
State ApMcultural
Prevy
Iowa
Pearson
Lipt
Herman Knapp
Tone
Henry
GC. Taylor
Freezone advert promises painless corn removal
An advertisement touts Freezone as painless for corns and calluses. It claims a tiny bottle cures hard and soft corns and toe calluses without soreness, letting the corn lift off with fingers. The druggist offers a small bottle sufficient for multiple uses.
Agricultural leaders and deans listed from major universities
A roster of agricultural officials and deans includes A R Mann dean at Cornell, Bradford Knapp of Oklahoma State, Charles Curtiss of Ames, G W Pugsley of South Dakota, George Rommel agricultural consultant, Jonny Rowe extension director at William and Mary, G J Christy extension chief at Purdue, and C E Johnson dean at Washington State, reflecting a Federal agriculture bureau context.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Federal Department of Agriculture
A.’ R. Mann
College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Bradford Knapp
Oklahoma’ State College of Agriculture
Ames
Go Brother
Jerman Knapp
Charles F. Curtiss
G. W. Pugsley
Dakota State College of “Agricultura
George M. Rommel
Agricultural Consiltant
Pleasantville
Charles City Walton League Forms Junior Chapter
Charles City Ia June 22 The focal chapter of Izaak Walton league will start a junior league at its next regular meeting July 2 All boys and girls up to 18 are eligible to join The junior league has all privileges of the regular league except voting It will be led by Matt Pfath The secretary is to contact state officials regarding earning funds for Beining.
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Charles City
Izaak - Walton League
Matt Pfath
Guyon Warns Prohibition Could Ban Ballrom Dancing
Chicago June 22 AP J Louis Guyon crusader for suppression of animal dances and owner of the citys largest ballroom warns prohibition threatens to wreck clean public dancing. He cites last years 20000 for extra guards to keep hip flasks out and says this year will cost 25000. He notes the need to refuse admittance to whisky breathers and laments bottle carrying among patrons. He claims dancing is as free of sensualism as handshaking but fears strong drink makes it a menace and may force elimination of public dancing.
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Chlergo
J. Louis
Guyon
Bitlon
America
Botle
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