Dakota driver accused of using false car plates
Courier Special Service New Hampton Oct 5 Claire Young wanted here in connection with his part in an auto smashup last Sunday will have hearing Monday on charge of displaying false license plates. Young says he and another man drove from Canton South Carolina to Chicago when he bought a Buick. He was driving home and his partner drove the Ford when they collided with a Ford touring car injuring Lela Stone and Gladys Lange. The license plate had been issued for a Diana sedan in Grand Rapids Michigan and was misappropriated. Sheriff Upham found a sack of walnuts with an envelope addressed to Elkader in the car. Canton sheriff notified and Upham and Spencer Deal went to arrest Young. He says he walked along the highway until the Ford coupe came along and they drove away unseen.
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Lela Stone
Gladys Lange
Young
Grand Rapids
Mich
Sheriff Upham
Elkader
Canton
Upham
Spencer Deal
Golden trout considered for Glacier National Park planting
Glacier Park Montana October 5 A state ment by park naturalist M J Elrod says the experiment may let future fishermen catch California s golden trout in Glacier National Park Eggs for Glacier Park are reared in hatchery troughs and released into barren park lakes This season also includes native and rainbow trout and grayling More than 1 6 million eggs have come from the U S fish hatchery at Boveman Montana with potentially another million Others will be planted west of the Continental Divide where native trout do well
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Glacier Park
Mont
California
Glacier National Park
M. J. Elrod
High
Sierra
Keri
Glacier, Park
United States Fish Hatchery
Boveman
Fish Rescue Abandoned as Flooded Rivers Halt Fry Take
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin October 5 Federal and state fish officials report that high stream stages along the Mississippi and Winneshiek have halted annual fry rescue. Nearly 70 million fingerlings from the two rivers will not be taken this fall nor placed in hatcheries, with bridges and stations closed and commercial fishing curtailed.
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Prairie du Chien
Wis
Mississippi
Winneshiek
Wisconsin River
Bridgeport Bridge
Lynxville
Marquette
Upper Mississippi
P T A Committee Named for Fairbank November Meeting
The Parent-Teacher association planning committee for November at Fairbank, Ta. will include Mrs. Olia Hahn as chairman, with Miss Heinrich and Mrs. W. W. Jolly. Mrs. Claire Gallup leads the refreshment committee.
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P.T. A
Fairbank
Get
Parent- Teacher Association
Olia Hahn
Heinrich
W. W. Jolly
Claire Gallup
Twins split in two halves of one body studied in New York
At a meeting of the Eugenics Research Association in New York Dr H F Perkins and Miss Laura Bliss of the University of Vermont discussed 15 twin pairs. They showed hands and brains can be nearly identical yet opposite sides differ. The piece notes alleged mystic bonds and cites William Houdon’s Mount Vernon Washington bust by Jefferson as a near perfect likeness.
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New York
Nature
Eugenics Research Association
H. F. Perkins
Laura Bliss
University of Vermont
E. FE. Free
Popular Science Monthly
Washington
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Houdoun
France
Mount Verdon
Washington statue in Virginia capital to be protected
Richmond Virginia October 5 The dome of the state capitol designed by Thomas Jefferson will be strengthened and made fireproof to protect the Houdoun statue of George Washington beneath it. The sculpture, valued at about 1 million dollars years ago, could fetch around 5 million if offered on today’s art market.
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Richmond
State Capitol
Thomas Jefferson
Houdoun
George Washington
Crossing tragedy near Hampton claims farmer victim
J. V. Blackford, 65, a farmer from Hansell in Franklin County, died when his light car collided with a moving freight train at the M., St. L. crossing five miles south of Hampton. The crossing where no obstructions obstructed view. It is believed he was asleep or unaware of the train.
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Courier Special Service
Hampton
Nashville laundress endorses Lydia E. Pinkham tonic
Mrs Usury Boxstein of 406 Second Ave South Nashville says prolonged illness forced her from work. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength and feels younger, endorsing the tonic to others.
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Nashville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Avery
Usury Bosxstein
Second Ave. South
Nashville, Tennessee
Driver Focus Lapse Triggers Car Collision
A driver’s inattention caused a rear end collision when his vehicle struck the second car behind the engine compartment. Bystanders reported the moment of impact as the line of sight diverted from the road while the rear vehicle sustained minor damage.
Hudson Boy Hosts Birthday Party
Hudson Oct 5 At Hudson Ja Willard son of Mr and Mrs A H Evans celebrated his birthday with family and friends in local events marked by festive gathering and gifts amid community joy and nostalgia.
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Courier &Serial Service
Hudson, Ja
Birthday party for eighth year old with games and fun
A boy celebrated his eighth birthday Thursday afternoon October 4 by entertaining 18 small guests. A balloon ball contest and other games were diversions. Mr and Mrs O Warter and Mr Edna Mastain attended the funeral of their cousin Frank Storijahan at Reinbeck this afternoon. The Cuban interior department has ruled against exhibition of motion picture tires unfavorable to the United States.
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Asniveresary
O. ‘Warter
Edna Mastain
Frank Storijahan
Reinbeck
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Prince OF Wales
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London
Oxford Grays
Enderlein
CLO, CO
American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps
Waterloo
Hippodrome
Dairy Cattle Congress National
Snow American Poultry Congress Industriat: Exposition
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J. V. Blackford
Hudson Boy
Frank Wartey
Brownbilt Shoe Store
West Fourth St
Altstadt & Langlas Baking CO
Algan Maid
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