OWA FAIR SHOWS BRISKER BUYING ALONG ALL LINES
Iowa opens fall season with brisk buying in land, machinery, livestock and corn yields. Hog outlook strengthens as state fair buyers show demand for breeding stock. baby cattle fetch Chicago prices, but buyers caution against overinterpreting trend. Machinery dealers report strong fall prospects, aided by warm weather and rapid corn maturation.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Towa
Hampshire
Poland
Duroc
Chicago
Teachers Gather for Black Hawk County Institute
Teachers from across the country will assemble Monday and Tuesday for the annual Black Hawk County Teachers Institute at West High School. About 1500 educators are expected, with speakers including Dr. G. C. Colegrove of Pasadena, Miss Emma Watkins of University Town, and Prof. T. Hart of Iowa State Teachers College, plus superintendents S. M. Wallace and Charles W. Kline.
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Thea
Black Hawk County
Teachers Institute
West High School
GC. P. Colegrove
Pasadena
Gal
Emma Watkins
Unitvyaerality of
Town
T. Hart
Iowa State
S. M. Wallace
Charles W. Kline
Gates Enrollment Reaches 150 at Business College
Enrollment at Gates Business College climbs to 150 after a recent registration week. Officials expect a few more students next week as the campus holds a weekly assembly to acquaint newcomers.
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Gates
Gates Business College
Satting
Kansas U Cage Coach Plans Novel Stunt for 1926 Candid
Springfield Missouri September 5 An innovation in training stunts for basketball candidates at University of Kansas is to be inaugurated next month. Dr Worrest C Allen director of athletics at Kansas announces a new event called the chicken trick. About two dozen chickens will be used with wings clipped to prevent flight. A fowl is released and a squad member must chase and catch within the boundary lines under hindering rules. The low stance for dribbling and quick dodging are the aims with the chaser awarded the chicken.
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Springfield
University of Kansas
Worrest C. Allen
Kansas
Drury Tallege
Allen
Handi Ag
Alien Statent
Alien
All Star Card Features Rand and Babb Showdown
In a crowded arena Frankie Rand, Des Moines junior lightweight, defeated Tommy Babb in a featured bout on the island card. Local welterweight Joe Rivers lost a six round decision to Louie Mays, while Jimmy Slattery knocked out Frank Carpenter in the fourth. Tommy Grogan drew Matt Smith over ten rounds. Tony Maurelio was signed to meet Tommy Loughran at Yankee Stadium, and Jack Taylor beat George Kastenko in three falls.
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Cedar Rapids
Dokles
Frankie Rand
Des Moines
Sein An Poar
Tommy Babb
Allock Island
Joe
Rivers
Louie Mays
Rufalo
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
Frank Carpenter
Rockaway
Omaha
Tommy Grogan
Nebraska
Matt Smith
New York
Tex Rickard
Tony Maurelio
New Orleans
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Yankee Stadium
Footwork in bunker shots described as minimal
The guidance states practically no footwork in a bunker, especially on the back swing, with the stroke driven by the arms and wrists. It notes short shots rely more on wrists, while longer shots from a shallow bunker resemble ordinary iron swings.
Mangosteen May Reach U S Markets Within 10 Years
Washington dispatch reports the U S Department of Agriculture predicts mangosteens could enter U S markets within 10 to 15 years. Experiments in the West Indies show cultivation possible in warm regions, with refrigeration enabling northward shipments as orchards expand in tropical America.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Eest Indies
United States
Victoria
Buckingham Palace
Agricultural Department
Canal Zone
Costa Rica
Honduras
Tropics
Asia
Tropical
America
New York
Ryan and Cascade basebal l tie in 16 innings at fairgrounds
In Manchester Iowa Special Ryan and Cascade played 16 innings to a 1 1 tie at the fairgrounds yesterday afternoon. Ryan scored in the first inning and Cascade in the second but neither tallied after that as both teams threatened repeatedly. Cascade battery Oster Bergmann and Ryan pitchers Lefty ONeill Michaels. A rematch is likely soon.
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Manchester
Ryan
Cascade
Fairgrounds
Altho
Oster
Bergmann
Lefty O'Neill
Michaels
Senators Nail Flag Little Tighter to Capital Flagpole
New York Sept 5 AP The American league pennant hangs near Washington after a 9 3 win over the Red Sox as Senators extend lead over Athletics. Pirates lose pace to Washington with Cardinals 9 3 victory as Hormsby homers and Giants edge Phillies 6 to 5. May and Bush duel ends in Reds win.
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New York
Washington
Senators
Athletics
Red Sox
Mackmen
Pittsburgh
Giants
Pirates
Cardinals
Menecania
Rogers Hormsby
St. Louis
Terry
Phillies
May
Cincinnati
Bush
Chicago
Walker
Reds
Hawkeye coaches plan crosscountry return to school
Iowa City reports track and crosscountry mentor George Bresnahan is back, issuing first workouts for yearling runners on Sept. 25. A novice crosscountry meet and all university run are set for October as the Hawkeyes field a stronger squad this season.
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Iowa City
George T. Bresnahan
Iowa
Coagh Bresnahan
Bresnahen
P. B. Betting
Walter B. Fieseler
Sam Barry
Madison
Rolle Whiliams
Otto Vogel
Leland Parkin
Waterloo
Miss Ederle Seeks Fresh Chance at English Channel
Miss Gertrude Ederle, American swimming champion, marks time at Cape Gris Nez awaiting favorable weather for another English Channel attempt. Tentative plans discussed to sail from France on September 12 or 19, with warnings that autumn storms may end further tries this year. Water near the channel was described as nearly icy and stormy.
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Cape Gris Nez
France
Gertrude Ederle
English Channel
Ederle
Elsie Viets
Ederje
Gertrude
Fathers and sons golf duel draws business heads
Atlanta reports that Georgia Casualty Company executives Judge Gunn and R P Jones, fathers of Watts Gunn and Bobby Jones, shelf daily policy duties to watch their sons compete for national amateur golf glory at Oakmont. The pair, longtime partners, stay focused on the match rather than the office, joking they won’t take money if offered while their sons battle Bolt and the field.
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Atlanta
Georgia Casualty Company
Will] Gunn
R. P. Jones
Oakmont
Gunn
2. P. Jones
Watts Gunn
Bobby Jones
The Call The Outdoors Full Or Release
A discussion on humane fishing methods contrasts brutal techniques with clean kills. Murdo Gibson uses a heavy knife for instant death, while care is taken to preserve meat and prevent needless suffering. The piece urges moderation and conservation.
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Murdo Gibson
New Gymnasium at Teachers College Built in 150 Days
Bracker Construction of Minneapolis turned over the new men's gymnasium at Iowa State Teachers College in Cedar Falls. Built in 150 days, the structure measures 207 by 170 feet and cost 150000 dollars. It is fully equipped with only heating plant work remaining, to be finished soon.
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Cedar Falls
Sept
Bracker Construction Company
Minneapolis
Minn
Iowa State Teachers College
Detroit Americans Buy Pitcher Lyle Barfoot Reported
Los Angeles dispatch says Clyde Barfoot, who yesterday won his twenty first game this season with the Vernon club, was sold to Detroit for about 50 000 dollars. Barfoot, a right handed pitcher, starred in Pacific Coast league action before moving to the American league seller. The deal transfers Barfoot to the Detroit team for the upcoming season.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clyde Barfoot
Vernon
Detroit
Barfost
Veteran John Kiel Visits Waterloo From Deere Co
John Kiel of Moline a longtime Deere & Co. employee born of German stock visited Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co. manager Alion Ht. Head Friday while returning from Sioux Falls with Mrs. Kiel. Kiel began at John Deere in 1873, helped develop the Sulky plow, worked 51 years before retirement, and remains noted as one of the firm's oldest workers.
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John Kiel
Moline
Deere & Co
Alion
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Nigit
Kiel
Sioux Falls, & C
John Deere
Kile
State Fair Gates Admit 408 220 and Break 1919 Record
Des Moines reports 408 220 visitors to the state fair, the highest total ever and 73 more than the 1919 record. Receipts reached $822 857.71 with about $64 000 expected for the maintenance fund.
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Des Moines
A. R. Corey
John Deere pioneer memories shared by Kiel at Deere visit
Kiel recalled the early days of implement making and the business hurdles faced by John Deere in pioneer times. He spoke about his long experience, offering suggestions from his department on new developments. His main worry was breath affecting his health and hobby in Home Garden.
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John Deere
Kiel
Head
Deere & Co. Ayberimental
Farmers Milk by Hand After Wind Storm Tears Through Area
Wind gusts ripped through farms causing tree and shed damage while forcing farmers to milk by hand. In Cedar Falls vicinity a machine shed shifted and roofing tore off, with lines down and rain pouring. At Waterloo Township droughtless corn tags remained intact while some logs and silos were damaged. No widespread crop losses reported as most fields near Cedar Heights escaped heavy harm.
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Wraterloy
Cedar Falls
Galloway Farm
F. L. Richards
Richards
John Silver
Sam Hoover
Here
Hudson
Ernest Sage
Mt. Vernon
Sage Place
Sage
Will King
Logan Avenue
Waterloo
Storma
Tom Gilley
Revifall
Lm Waterloo
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