Hoatzin bird expedition aims to bring living specimens home
Philadelphia explorer Roddolphe de Schauensee plans to transport about two dozen hoatzin birds from the Amazon to the United States. Accompanied by Mr. McGoldrick, he notes foods may keep the birds alive for the voyage of over 500 miles. He describes Amazonian tribes, customs, and a chaotic transport effort as part of the science push to link bird and reptilian life.
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Baroness de Schanensee
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Hye
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de Schavensee
Amazon Basin
Guame River
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Delegates From Eight Towns for County YM Convention
Delegates registered from Orange La Porte City Madson Cedar Falix New thier ford Sheil Rock Jandy bunkerton attend the annual Back Jhink County YM convention at the YWCA with M C AL of New York as principal speaker. An annual banquet and business meeting follow. Bishop Brenton Araclay of India urged Americans to value quality over speed and pep in a separate address in Indianola May 5.
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Orange
la Porte City
Madson Township
Cedar Falix
New Thierford
Sheil Rock
Jandy Bunkerton
M.C
YW. E. Roverts
New York
International
Will ‘Ba
Wincipal
Fia
Twlewed Bys
Lle Business Menting
INS
Brenton T. Araclay
Mye
India
Saturn Shines Bright in Southwestern Sky This June
Columbia University Observatory notes Saturn in Libra near Alpha Librae in the southeastern sky as the reddest first magnitude star. Antares in Scorpius appears close by, with Spica and Arcturus also prominent. The article covers neighboring stars, constellations, and how to locate these celestial sights using the Big Dipper and horizon reference points.
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Antares
Libra
Neptune
Regatus
Leo
Venus
Jepiter
Mars
Scorpio
Ares
Alpha Librae
Virginis
Spica
Virgo
Libre
Anteres
Jardine Declares Big Farm Need is Better Markets
New York May 25 Jardine argues for improved farm markets as key to marketing problems. He cites cooperative marketing and calls for policy aiding distribution shifts while opposing Haugen bill and urging congressional action. He warns only unified national effort can stabilize prices and support farmers.
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Jardine Deglares
New York
Fis Firme
Aiittican Agpienituse
Irs
Vy of
Agricultire
National
Mgr Vhition
Credit Meth
Jardine
Deaye Tane
Hogee Atent
Congress
Bacteriologists Test Cedar River Pollution Link
Two bacteriologists attached to the Des Moines health department arrived in Waterclap yesterday and will work from their headquarters to sample Cedar River water. They aim to determine the extent of pollution caused by sewer discharge, with operations extending from Waverly to La Parte City as instructed by Pederson, board engineer.
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Susie Department of Heath
Des Moines
Lonergan
Vs 1. Meters
Wateclap
Vrs Lerday
Cedar River
Seware
Apia MT
Waverly
la Parte City
Pederson
Chied
Brainerd Girl’s Essay Uncovers 1849 Diary of John Rollins
Minneapolis May 23 a Brainerd girl won a stile contest with a great grandfather topic. Historians discovered the diary of John Rollins who sailed a steam boat from Maine to Minnesota in 1849. The diary recounts a journey across lakes and prairies to St. Anthony Falls and early Minneapolis. The manuscript was donated to the Minnesota Historical Society museum and highlights pioneer life.
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Twin Cities
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Prairies
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Annesota
Northwest
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Innesota
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la Crosse
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Red Wing
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Taylors Falls
Fort Marcy
Fort Ripley
Butaio
Grand River
Welling Ship Canal
Lake Erie
Shamplain
Trish
Erie
Cannall
Ohio
Mackinac Islands
Prairie Duchene
Buisness
Gatena
Wills & Roling
Wahshaw Village
Wellses
Lake Pippin
Wabshaw” Village
Cau-Wing
Cannon River
St. Paul's
Paul
Imrmerty
Noaroosteok
Pattern Shop Under Construction for BE Manning
Work has begun on a new pattern shop for BE Manning at Westhern Avenue and Miller Street. The 40 by 70 foot tile building, costing about 5850, will supply wood and metal patterns and is expected to open by July 1 with four large windows and longa le floors. Manning brings a decade of pattern making experience from Waterloo and Chicago shops and a prior partnership with Ness.
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Westhern Avyenue
Miller Street
Wehich
Uly 1
FW. Manning
Mulberry Street
GC. Fe Ness
Manning
West
Van
Waterloo
Ghicaso
Ness
Miller Starts Work on $7500 Waterloo Home
Lester W Miller begins construction of a $7500 residence at the corner of Home Park and Kimbath avenues in Waterloo. Supervisor Cleve G Miller oversees the project, with a circular drive to a rear garage and a 27 by 74 front site.
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Lester W. Miller
Foway Bean
Funeral services for pioneer photographer W. L. Simmongy
Funeral services for Wellas Leon ard Simmongy, Waterton pioneer photographer, who died Sunday at the home of his son Charles V. Simmons Jr., will be at 2 30 p.m. Wednesday at the O Keefe and Towne chapel. Rev. C A Yagey will officiate with Rev. Clinton F. Smith. Pallbearers include OC F Altstadt W H Langlas Victor Zellhoefer and others. Burial is in Fairview.
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Wellas Leonard Simmongy
Waterton
Byanston, Jr
O'Keefe& Towne
C. A. Yagey
GE First Evangelical Church
Clinton F. Smith
F. Altstadt
W. H H. Langlas
Victor Zellhoefer
D. Lammer
Frank Reynolds
John Robert
Fairview
Sinweary Group to Meet for Hour of Silent Prayer
Tamarack Minnesota May 25 1922 non sectarian group weary of sin will conduct a wordless prayer June 1 in a wooded dell at 2 0 a m The sponsor Ver non Ewing optometrist hopes the silent hour will move God to respond and influence the world Attendees may stand or kneel but silence will rule The event aims to unite all faiths inviting participants from across the country for a collective prayer with no sectarian ties
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Tamarack
Minn
Vernon’ Ewing
Ewing
Wing
Rees
Mineral Elements Needed in Diet Found in Food
A Pittsburgh report notes minerals essential to human nutrition are abundant in fish and sea foods. Dr. Donid K. Tressler of the Mellon Institute argues calcium, phosphorus, and iodine are lacking in many diets, and canned fish with bones provides these elements. He also cites the digestibility and amino acid balance of fish proteins similar to chicken, supporting increased fish consumption.
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Truseler
Tressler
Insuring Against Crime Losses in Business and Home
The article argues crime costs exceed fire losses and urges businesses and households to insure against theft and holdups. It notes burglary, payroll, and safe-deposit box theft coverages, with premiums, and mentions travel and home property protections, framing insurance as essential for risk management.
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Lous Usu
Burglar Steals From Suburban Siegel Grocery
The J. H. Siegel grocery at 1657 Falls Avenue was entered through a window last night and a small amount of cash from the drawer taken. The thief, about 35 in cash, prompted the store’s third break-in in 28 months. Witness Victor Kephart, 13, saw a man drive away from the store around 4 a.m. and alerted police.
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J. H. Siegel Grotery
Falls Avenue
Siegel
Theif
Victor Kephart
Jmas
Toder Avenue
Robbery Hints Break-In Via Cellar Window
Police investigated a morning robbery and found the cellar window glass broken to open the latch, yet all glass remained outside the building indicating a break-in from within the cellar area.
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Sian
Returns for Visue Apt 27 Years Later
After an absence of 27 years Har ton Wilson of Medical Lake Washington visits Mrs Laura Garvin his sister Charles Wilson his brother and other relatives. He is expected to remain in the area for a time and reconnect with family.
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Harton Wilson
Medical Lake
Wash
Laura Garvin
Charles Wilson
Attorney General Gibson Speaks to Iowa Bankers Group
In Carroll on May 25 Attorney General Ben J. Gibson spoke to the Iowa Bankers association group about returning confidence in Iowa. A separate item notes bandits slugging a messenger boy in New York City and escaping with 34,000 dollars from a Hamilton National Bank branch in the Bronx.
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Carroll
Tai
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Ben J. Gibson
Iowa Bankers' Association
Iowa
New York
Hamilton Na
Bronx
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