Buck duo to chase immense Go map frogs in Africa
Julian W Buck 63 and son Warren 26 head to Africa on a business expedition to collect rare reptiles for Washington National Zoological Gardens. They will travel 15000 miles, first 1000 by Buck’s car, then foot hunts with Batwe Sygmy poisoned-arrow hunter, aiming to capture Go Math frog and other species.Buck has trained chimpanzees and cobras, and plans to enter Spanish Guinea and Gaboon regions now French territory.
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New York
Julian W. Buck
Warren
Africa
Buck
National Zoological Gardens
Washington
Spanish Guinea
Gaboon
Veteran Blacksmith Dies at New Hampton
Edward F. Wacholz 88 died Oct 20 at his New Hampton home. The f uneral held Oct 21 with Rev. W O D Spiker officiating. Born in Bieblitz Prussia he trained as a blacksmith, served in the German army, married Mary Werner who died in 1927, and later ran a shop with his brother. He left a daughter and a son.
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Courier
New Hampton
Edward F. Wacholz
W. OD. Spiker
First Congregational Church
Mr. Wacholz
Bieblitz
Prussia
Germany
Belgrade
Mary Werner
Right Way to Play and Israel’s Golden Age
Senior lesson notes from Rev. Fitzwater outline a biblical view of recreation, fasting, Sabbath, and vacation. It contrasts joy in God with dissipation, cites Jeremiahs vision of a coming golden age, explains Christ as source of joy, and recalls Jesus at a wedding where he performs a miracle to honor marriage.
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Zech
Vintls
Mark
Jeremish
Israel
God
Yilita
John
Moses
John the Baptist
Christ
David
Jesus
Building Permits for Watkins Coal Company and Others
Permit notes show Watkins Coal Company seeks a garage at Mullan and Washington for 400 dollars. African Methodist church applies for a garage at 840 Mobile for 100 dollars. F. J. Meier files for a garage at 920 Broadway for 200 dollars.
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Watkins ‘Coal Company
Mullan and
Washington
African Methodist Church
Mobile
F. J. Meier
Broadway
Doctor warns on kidney health and a home remedy
An advertisement urges readers to flush kidneys by drinking a quart of water daily and taking four ounces of Rad Salts with lemon and grape juice. It claims acids from certain foods slow kidney function, causing back pain, headaches, dizziness, and urinary issues, and promises relief and improved bladder health.
Aviation Occupies C of C Secretaries at Annual Meeting
Three hundred members of the National Association of Commerce Secretaries attended the annual convention in Milwaukee from Sunday to Wednesday. They reported aviation's rapid growth and increased focus on airport sponsorship by business groups. Clarence A. Hanson of the Waterloo Chamber of Commerce noted the advances upon his return, with Maj. Reed Landis of Chicago cited in remarks on momentum in aviation development.
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National Association of Commercn
Association
Milwaukee
Clarence A. Hanson
Waterloo Chamber of Commerce
Hanson
Maj
Reed Landis
Clucago, Son
Baseball czar and Aero secretary speak at convention
Hanson noted that secretaries of 13 New York Chambers of Commerce attended the event, along with a number from middlewestern states, as one of the principal speakers highlighted the gathering.
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Chicago Aero Commission
Hanson
New York Chambers of Commerce
Youth in Fine for DUI After Streetcar Collision
Gerald Blanchard an 18 year old city resident was fined 100 or 50 days in jail by Judge George J Sager in municipal court for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated He was driving a rented car and collided with a trolley car after which traffic officers Picken and Doug lass arrested him Blanchard claimed the street car failed to yield.
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Gerald Blanchard
Muleberry Street
George J. Sager
G. L. Picken
Bert Douglass
Stancard
Girl and Car Unhurt in Aplington Accident
The accident near Aplington Indiana left Miss Angeline Schmidt with a large sedan mostly undamaged and the car slightly scratched. No injuries to the occupant were reported and the incident was described as a minor mishap.
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Aflington
Angeline Schmidt
Aplington
Parscell
Motha Active In Buildings With Temperature At Seventy
In buildings the activity level is tied to a stable indoor temperature of about 70 degrees Fahrenheit or higher. Observers note consistent behavior patterns when the thermometer reads near this range.
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N. Hampton
P. B. Fitzwater
Moody “Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Drewapaper Union
Aviation
Miarays
Dhassas
Negy
E. Fourth ST
Paramount Theatre
Steely’s
East Fourth Street
Liccerr & Myers Tonacco Co
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