Sherman Sets Stage for Red River Valley Fair Opening
Sherman reports the Red River Valley Fair will run Sept 30 to Oct 5 with George Shields of Denison directing the expanded exhibits. Highlights include livestock and poultry displays, a grand precentennial pageant Romance of the Valley with 400 cast members, a queen coronation, and extensive fairground improvements. The event features regional participation from Grayson County and surrounding counties, with a large focus on home demonstration, farm clubs, and education displays.
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Sherman
Red River Valley Fair
George Shields
Denison
Association
North Texas
Grayson County
Grayson High School
Will H. Evans
H. G. Tuck
Red River Valley
Royal Court
Oklahoma
Texas
Grayson County Poultry Association
C. A. Shook
A. C. Casey
KF. A. Lloyd
Harry Hudgins
J. P. Davis
W. XK. O’hanlon
J. R. Oliver
Atkee Burnett
W. A. Morris
B. F. Gray
Mr. Lloyd
Luther Ladd
J. C. Durham
Gray
Judson Wood
Roscoe Russell
H. L. Harding Jr
Lloyd
Mr. Casey
Pauline Mattingly
E. A. Bollis
Sam McAfee
William Tolbert
Dick Piner
Will Leslie
A. P. Langston
John Revelle
George Henry Wilcox
F. M. Echols
Whitewright
Henry P. Bone
Frank M. Thompson
Mothers Compete For $500000 Toronto Baby-Bearing Prize
In Toronto two mothers vie near the finish in the will funded contest for the richest birth tally. Mrs. John Nagle, 30, and Mrs. Matthew Kenney both recently reached ten children, chasing the $500000 inheritance left by the late Charles Vance Miller. Mrs. Nagle hopes to win and plans a farm for her growing family.
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Toronto
Ontario
John Nagle
Nagle
Kennedy
Vision tests urge driving limits for poor sight
A Missouri State Medical Association report cites Dr. R E Mason showing 15 percent of motorists lack safe vision. Tests with adjustable lenses suggest drivers need at least 85 percent vision in one eye and 50 percent in the other to meet safe standards, with several states already enforcing higher requirements.
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ST. Louis
R. E. Mason
Journal of the
Missouri State Medical Association
U. S
Mason
Ohio
Minnesota
Maryland
New York
New nonreflecting glass debuts in New York windows
Invisible nonreflecting glass, developed in England, makes its U S debut in a Fifth Avenue jewelry shop. It promises glare deflection from sun and street lights while enhancing displays, though it irritates those who cannot stand in front and primp.
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New York
United States
England
Fifth Avenue
Divorces Husband Keeps Him as Cook in Wagon
Elizabeth Van Leiden obtained a divorce on the ground of desertion in Newark New Jersey. She will keep Adrian Van Leiden on the gas range of her lunch wagon, noting his cooking is a customer draw despite doubts about him as a husband. He had left the home two years earlier and was rehired after customers complained.
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Newark
N. J
Adrian van Leiden
Elizabeth
van Leiden
Adrian
German Youths Enter National Trade Competitions
Nearly 1,500,000 German youths took part in national trade competitions this year for scores of calling and skill categories across the country, showcasing broad participation and varied talents.
Chinese Customs Endorse Multiple Wives for Male Heir
An analysis of Fukien customs explains why James Lin, adopted son of Lin Sen, may hold several wives and children in Foochow Peiping and Columbus. The article notes sons are valued, daughters leave with marriage, and bigamy is not morally condemned under traditional practice.
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Peiping
James Lin
Lin Sen
Nation Government of
Retired LA Officer Arrests Same Man Tobin Twice
Los Angeles police veteran John North began his career by arresting William Tobin for intoxication on his first day and, on his last day, secured Tobin again on the same charge. Tobin is 69. North retired Saturday.
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Los Angeles
Calif
John North
William Tobin
North
Tobin
Salt excretion linked to hay fever says Dallas expert
Dallas physician Charles D. Puckett argues hay fever stems from saltiness of mucous membranes after rapid skin salt loss in cooler weather. He advises nasal rinses with distilled water, warm baths, distilled water intake, avoiding salt and cured meats, and milk to alleviate symptoms.
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Charles D. Puckett
Dallas
Week's Freaks Highlight Albany Race And Wild Raid
Haile Selassie received one vote as a Democratic nominee in a New York State Assembly primary at Albion. Federal agents raided a Pennsylvania distillery evading taxes of about $22 000 daily but fugitives escaped due to an elaborate alarm system. In Belle Missouri a 94 year old mother and her 73 year old daughter applied for old age pensions together. About 100 relief workers watched a Fort Worth woman injure her leg when a crank mechanism trapped her between a machine and a car.
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Haile Selassie
New York State
Albion
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Belle, Mo
Fort Worth
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