Back to Horse Belief of Many
The International Helgian Horse show next week follows a strong back to the horse trend among farmers. H G McMillan notes more horses at work in Iowa and South Dakota than in four years, as low grain prices favor animal power over tractors. Breeding and foal numbers rise, with many contracts for road grading and fewer tractors used by contractors. County auctioneers in 22 states report a shortage of young horses locally, except Wyoming. The Belgian Horse show last year impressed experts, and current indications suggest the coming show will match or exceed that quality and numbers.
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H. G. McMillan
Agriculural
Iowa
South Dakota
Wayne Dinsmore
The
Horse Association of America
Wyoming
Auto Racing Driver Saries Buried in Hollywood Cemetery
Roscoe Saries, automobile driver burned in a Kansas City race, was buried in Hollywood cemetery Los Angeles. Automobilists, mechanics and film industry figures attended the funeral with movers and stagers sending contributions. Tom Milton and Jimmy Murphy, who brought the crew from Kansas City, were among the pallbearers.
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Saries
Hollywood Cemetery
Los Angeles
Cal
Roscoe Saries
Kansas City
Tommy Milton
Jimmy Murphy
the Houk
Dorothy Sarles
Los Angeles Speedway
Toses
Automobile
Dim Industries
Believe Arrests in Memphis Reveal Plot to Sell Stolen Bonds
Memphis Tenn Sept 22 A plot to sell millions of dollars worth of Liberty bonds and securities stolen from country banks and New York messengers was uncovered by police with the arrest of three New Yorkers Information shows the 18100 in recovered bonds came from a larger loan and were likely bought from a master fence now trying to peddle them in several cities
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Memphis
Tenn
New York
Amendment to let beer makers pay soldier bonus
Washington D C Sept An amendment to the constitution authorizing taxation of beer to fund a soldier bonus was proposed in a House resolution. Representative Brennan of Michigan introduced it. The resolution authorizes regulation of beer manufacture and sale by the state.
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Washington, D. C
House
Brennan
Michigan
Kendall Denounces Big Money Interests in Des Moines
Gov N F Kendall told Des Moines Chamber of Commerce women’s affairs department that control of coal and transportation by a small group of financiers must not be allowed to harm the majority. He called these two prime necessities essential to public welfare and urged strong action against minority control.
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Des Moines
N. FE. Kendall
Women’s Affairs Department
Chamber of Commerce
President Harding signs rivers and harbors bill
President Harding today signed the rivers and harbors bill authorizing nearly 50 million dollars for nationwide improvement work. Congress struck out provisions for Cape Cod and Dismal Swamp projects, altering the bill before signing.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
United States
Congress
Cape Cod
Waterloo Woman Breaks Arm In Car Crash
In Lafayette township near the old Lafayette creamery a Waterloo couple’s car was struck by a speeding vehicle. Mrs. L Thoms suffered a broken right arm while other passengers endured minor injuries and the car overturned. Frank Wells assisted Mrs. Thoms to a hospital as the other driver fled the scene.
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Waverly
Scope
Waterloo
Lafayette
Lafayette Township
Limis
Thomas
Wis
Tim
Fred Lite
Ths
Frank Wells
Mrs. Whentay
Fale
School Teacher Leaves Estate From Earnings and Inheritance
Manchester, To. Miss Susan Paxson, who died June 8, left an estate of 849,000. Earned income as a school teacher, two years at Manchester High School, most of career in Omaha schools as head of Latin department. Bequeathed 2,000 to Central High School Latin department.
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Manchester
Susan Paxson
Manchester High School
Omaha
Central High School
Oma
Averearna
Art Niet
Ruth Paxson
Iter Teas
Y. Wlonde Tow
St Sevaral Aed Motor C. A
Morgan
Cedar Palla
Misalmary Society
M. E
Ea Potts
Oxon
Merle OH
Agit Tye
Seite Library
Pal
George Vanderwalker
United States
Phriday
Rala I
Local Social News From Nearby Towns
A stream of brief notes covers social and community events across the region. Mentions include gatherings at the county U. U. meeting, visits by residents like Miss Edith Barnet and Miss Choat, church activities, a Sunday ball game, and updates on local families and estates.
Biaton Exceeds Two Billion Oyster Output
Biaton reports oyster production surpassing two billion units in a coastal harvest, highlighting a record year for shellfish yields. Local fisheries agencies note rising demand from regional markets and expansion of cooperative processing facilities.
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Paitea “Biaton
Wedding Dance At Erin Prompts Weekend Visits
Residents from Eagle Center and surroundings joined a wedding dance in Erin that drew guests from Magle Center and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs Albert Reiter and others traveled from Chippewa Falls to greet relatives, while several families spent Sunday visiting kin and preparing for upcoming travel to Ayrxeon Inn for two weeks.
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Magle
Bert Gregor
Terlao
Korne
Hederd
Bosauer
Nou Lenig
Gmer Sind Ollyver
Leonard Reiter
Ayrxeon, Inn
Conrad
Reframere
Albert Reiter
Hippewa Falls
Wis
Uiey
William Seinmitz
Luce Klein
Linden Notes and School Health Updates
Linden report September 22 notes Pauline Holt improving from scarlet fever and O. Perry visiting. Fern Zuehrke back to school after foot burn. Rank Beasley family returned from a week in Minnetonka. Civrus Hackett house social in Cedar Heights drew about 60 attendees. Vern Wher left for Ames to attend school.
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Pauline Holt
O. Perry
Linden Fern Zuehrke
Rank Beasley
Minnearlis
Minn
Civrus Hackett
Ledar Heights
Vern Wher
Ames
Sehoal
Geneseo society notes mention visits and outings
Miss Elsie Prince visited Miss Bernice Lambert at the institute and Stra Thomas Evans and Mrs Ella Fyans hosted Chicago friends in Geneseo earlier in the week. Hloyd Meeker attended a baby beef calf showing in Toledo. Several locals, including Lambert, Fr Randabaugh, and the Vanderheyden family, were noted visiting nearby towns and events.
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Geneseo
Geneees
Elsie
Prin Vs. Dinsdale
Bernice Lambert
Thomas Evans
Ella Fyans
Chicago
Geneseo Friendsne
Hloyd Meeker
Toledo
C. McMhinney
DUNKERTON Society Notes and Local Visits
Dunkerton community notes detail Mary and Mabel Allen serving as passers by Waterios, Mrs. John Carillon and others visiting from Colorado, Saintuldiman buying a new car, Harriet Tribon staying with Marnie Schmitt in Bennington, and a farewell party held at the Fwiaplist church parlors for Mr. and Mrs. C. 1.
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Lunkerton
Alisea
Mary
Mabel Allen
Waterios
A.M. Stuldiman
John Carillon
Dave Cim Dus
William Nesfield
Colorado
Hey
Apto
Harriet Tribon
Bed
Marnie Schmitt
Bennington Lawdissip
Mrs. C
Washington Township notes and local visits late September
Eliza Streeter of Cedar Falls spent weeks with her daughter Mrs. Guy Thompson in Austin Minnesota. Rev Mr Rausch Bristow led the fourth quarterly meeting in the chapel. An auction by the ladies Aid in the Jordan home realized 28.25. Miller Ruseau wedding held at St Mary Miller Home Lanesville. Amasa Pierce and Robert Christianspal families Bremer County visited the Shater home. Scott family prepares to leave for Illinois as twenty one M.A. members traveled to Dawar for a convention.
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Guy Wry
Tey
Turin Baker
Hey
Parker
Keewe
Furney
Arrdale
Tae Springer
Grorya
Edith “Barnet Wand
Horace Akin
Bred Pfaliagrant
Wattagran
Wich
Weilace
Aline
Aishinger
William Standentairg
Janes Bannon
Mra
Manndn
Mie
William Kips Me
Winny
Boater County
Stuer Te Eis Boro
Cae
Carol Win
ING
Sunita
Waterton
Marve Iis
Genool
Bundy
James Kirby
Peters
Eoitertace Galler Barr
Telehurige
Cuetin
Masonity
Brook
Tha Uyrechurceh
Art Whies
Couferenge
Les Moines
Annie Mishe
Washington Township
Washington
Elisa Streeter
Cedar Falls
Guy Thompson
G. Varco
Vivian
Austin
Minn
Ladies’ Aid
Jordan
Florence North
Butler
Baker
Soria
A. Bh. Sursh
Miller-Ruseau
ST Mary Miller Nome
Lanesville
Amasa Pierce
Robert Christnpal
Bremer County
S. M. Shater
Rohn
Paroled Prisoner Escapes From Clive Farm
Des Moines police were alerted after prisoner Rodgers, paroled to Clive prison farm from Anamosa State Reformatory, escaped last night. He is described as five feet eleven inches tall, 155 pounds, red headed, wearing a blue jacket and overalls.
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Des Moines
Rodgers
Clive
Anamosa State Reformatory
Shame on Them Warns Against New Baby Remedies
A period editorial calls out critics urging mothers to avoid untested products. It condemns replacing Fletcher's Castoria, praised for three decades as a safe aid for infants, with unproven remedies or the same tonic for adults.
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Fletcher
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