davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05

pleted club work in Pierce county
this year receive their awards. Mr..
". NcNeel, Assistant State Club
Leader, will be present.
Advance indications are that all
records will be smashed at the
twenty-sixth anniversary session of
the International Live Stock EXPOSE
tion which will be held in Chicago.
Nov. % to Dec. 5, according to Sec
Mgr, B. H. Heide. A great deal of
enthusiasm is shown by both exhibit
tors and prospective visitors. More
than 10000 of the finest horses, cat
tie, sheep and swine will be entered
in the numerous contests to strive
for supreme honors at this acknow-
lodged Supreme Court of the Agri-
cultural Industry" These animals
include the champions of the state
and sectional fairs and many others
which will be shown at Chicago for
the first time and they represent the
highest attachments of the master
breeders and feeders of the world.
Director G. |. Christie of the Indiana
Agri. Experiment Station, who is the
superintendent of the International
Grain and Hay Show, which is a de-
partment of the Exposition, expects
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05
AGRICULTURAL NOTES
BY II. G.. Seyforth.

Hints sent out by the Poultry De-
partment, College of Agriculture.
More attention to body weight than
amount of grain given in the ration
is receiving emphasis as control of
Winter Egg Production. 1t is i'm
possible to burn up all the reserve
that a pullet has established and still
expect production from her. Low
production is not always due to the
flock but part of the blame should be
assumed by the man behind the feed
pail.
The New Jersey Station has
taken weights and productions during
three seasons of the year. Their
Winter. November-F February season,
shows the following relationship be-
tween Winter boyd weight and Win
ter egg production for Leghorn pull
lets.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05

that he don't get to see the sun come
ing up more than about wonce a
week.
Sunday-well arc family had a
hunderd precent at chirch this morn
ing. ma and Ant Emmy wood of
went emmy ways. and the Sunday
paper failed to get here so pa went to
as it was to rainey to go play golf
and then just for spite he made me
go with him to.
Monday-Pa and ma had a mis-
rabel evning l lit out and went up
to my room on account of it got so
tiresum to me. but l over herd pa
tell his wife that the oney woman in
her family that never fused with her
husbend all her spair time had died
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05

From this table one will observe
that the highest Winter production
was obtained from pullets that
weighed Az to 5 pounds. This means
that a pullet was early Matched and
properly matured by rather heavy
feeding of grain and allowed to ma
ture before production was expected.
Let the weight of the flock be the
control of the feed box. When they
start losing weight, increase the
amount of scratch feed in proportion
to the mash.
The time is drawing near for the
State Grain Show to be held at Me-
nomonie on November 1890. A
number of entries are being made by
Pierce county farmers in this big ex-
hibit. Even though you do not send
an exhibit, be sure to attend the
show and see one of the largest and
best grain exhibits ever held in this
part of the state. Attend one of the
good programs given on the after
Moons of Nov. 10 and Nov. 20. High
School Judging and Weed Indentifi-
cation contests will be held on Fri
day afternoon, Nov. 20. Liberal
prizes are offered for boys and girls.
Let's have a delegation from Pierce
county attend this show.
AT the same time at Eau Claire,
the State Horticultural Society will
have their annual convention. At the
same time some of the best pro-
grams possible will be given on dis
eases of fruit and marketing, and on
Landscape gardening. There will be
some good exhibits Of fruits and
flowers.
This is the last call for Achieve
ment Day which will be held at Com
munity Hall at Ellsworth on Satur-
day afternoon, Nov. z, starting at
1880 p. m. If you are interested in
boosting for Boys and Girls Club
Work, be sure to attend this meeting
and see the boys and girls who COM
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05
FIFTY YEARS AGO


Mrs. Cook has opened a millinery
shop over Burhyte's store.
80
S. Tozer has opened general
store at Preston's old stand in Trim
belle.
3D.
H. S. Otis has moved from Trim
belle to Clifton for purpose of keep
ing a sto.e.
A. H. Childs has opened his art
gallery on the corner north Of
Mapes' store.
ID
Carpenters have commenced work
upon a new furniture store building
for H. G. Haven.
80
c. E. Davis new drug store went
up like majic under direction of Jim
Dunn and Charley Hicks.
80
A violent snow storm set in last
Monday, October 26, and continued
about "a hours. Two years ago
snow fell on Oct. % and remained
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05

ewing. she had ben
a wirrying about sum
thing ever since sup
per Time and then
long about eigth a
clock why the tele-
fone bell rung and she
went to anser it and
after that why she
cuddent think what
she had ben a wirry-
ing about and she was
all Up set.
Saturday Mrs.
HiX says that her son
Joe must be reforming
or sum thing. She
says he turns in so
erly here of lately
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05

Lightning struck and damaged the
opera house at Prescott last Friday.
-25-
Jacob Rissue has moved from
Prescott to the Scott farm in the
town of Troy.
-25-
A surprise party was given for
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Lund Saturday
night in celebration of their tenth
wedding anniversary. The guests
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Lund with a
beautiful set of china.
%
Professor A. L. Ewing, while tour
ing in Yellowstone Park the past
summer, secured photographs of
many of the wonder spots, and has
prepared them for lantern slides
which he will show at a lecture pro-
gram to be given by him soon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05

tered for world titles in these con-
tests.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05
STATS DIARY
BY Ross Farquhar

Friday-well Ant Emmy was all
upset this ewing and her whole
n,,ni,,n va. cnniIt this
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05

over five thousand samples of choice
grains, small seeds and hay to be en-
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08
WESTERN AMATEUR MEET
Fast Golfers Are Matched to Tour nsment Which Starts on Saturday, July IS at Detroit.

Chicago, July s P-Donald Car rick of Toronto. who recently won the Canadian golf championship. is entered in the western amateur meet 10 start July 13 at Detroit. Secre- tnry Robert Cutting announced to- day In issuing the rairings for the qualifying rounds.
 Carrick, youthful and powerful player, is mated with L. A. Monte donico of Memphis, medalist in the recent southern championship,
 Another pair of fast golfers are Fred Lamprecht of Cleveland, inter collegiate champion, and Jimmie Manion of St. Louis, formerly trans Mississippi title holder, The entrants include a large number of young golfers who have not made import ant records. but among the veterans are Ned Sawyer of Chicago, who won the title some 15 years ago, James II. Standish of Detroit. twice runner up to Chick Evans, F.. Hoover Bankard of Chicago and Captain E, Carter, once Irish cham pion.
 Bob Gardner Of Chicago. twice national amateur champion, today found that he probably would be unable to compete.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08

vas a very active member of the New Britain Y. M. c. A. While here. he began to develop prowess in the water and since going to the Capitol City, he has developed into One of the best swimmers ever seen there for his age.
 Besides taking the Hartford 5n yard swim which entities him to the championship of { r.,tv in that event. Bertram's e Us in other meets have hrous It him many honors, He has the title Of State ' M C. A. fancy diving champion ana in recent meets. he has given ex- cellent exhibitions O. diving and has entered the races, handicapping his opponents in many instances,
 In the recent state meet in Nauga- tuck. he took first place for fancy diving contests thereby broadening lis laurels and gaining the sobri- quet of state champion,
 Besides these. In recent meet at South Manchester. he vas awarded gold medal for fancy divnis, taking first place in the events cardad un- der this head,
 Bertram Is well known in New Britain and has a host of friends who have been following his work, Many of the critics who have viewed him in action. predict 2 glowing future for him In the water events,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08
MANAGERS DISCUSS
 IMPORTANT ITEMS
CoODS Of p, 6 F, COrbiDs Wants
 to Shift Lineup

Managers of th. teams entered in | tna City lcaCu" gathered in Room .ol ai City Hall last evening for 2 round ruIin discussion Of various matters which were to come up for diScuSSion
 Manager CocnS of the r. G F. Cor | N,n nine made q request that he be allowed to change his list Of players and thereby alter his lineup, but be- cause of inc fact that Manager Mc- Court Of the Rangers A. C. or his representative were not present. no action could he taken on the request and the matter was laid on the table until the next meeting of the l"aFue managers which will bn held on next Tuesday evening at 3 o'clock in the city hall.
 An important agreement between the teams was reached last night with regard 10 the first ? o'clock game which is being played on Dia- mond No. 1. There have been some close games played on this lot and
 
 game has had 10 be stopped because another team was scheduled to go on at o'clock. The managers of the teams agreed last night 10 allow the o'clock game to go full nine in nings before stopping. This will eim- mate a great deal of kicking over the games being stopped in the eight or ninth innings and will tend 10 make the eague more interesting because the game is not over until the last man Is out.
 The managers are going 10 ask, also, for q policeman to do duty about the diamonds V hile the games are on. During the Saturdays on which the games have been played so far, there has been q great dea of thieying presumably by boys, and il is 10 eliminate this that the man agers will ask 10 have a policeman stationed at the diamonds while the games are being played,
 The managers also decided 10 pc tition the park board 10 furnish some klQQ or S0HlE LOT IlH prayers benches. The petition will ask for 4 canvas shade of some sort so that the players who ere forced 10 sit on the benches will not he called on to sit in the boiling sun during the nine innings.
 The managers will also ask that the park board gee to II that the dia monds are put in better shape for the games on Saturday. Ii has been found that during the week so many games are being played at the dia- monda in Walnut Hin that the dia- monds are in poor shape on Satur- cay,
 President Tommy Aldrich presided over the meeting last night and Sec rotary Abe Aronsou took the min utes The next meeting will be held on Tuesday evening and fl IS urgent lv requested that all the managers rc present. Meetings such as the one held last night tend to promote greater harmony in the ranks of the Tall players,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08
Women Gather for
 National Track Meet

Pasad adena, Cal. July 8 tP'-Thirty- four eastern women athletes were here today ready to take part in the Women's National A. A. U. track and field championship meet which will be held Saturday, Included in the first contingent from the east which arrived late yesterday were Hazel Kirk of Newark, N. J., worlds hurdle champion; Margaret Proctor, Boston. who holds the national javelin mark of 1OS feet; Elizabeth Stine, New York, broad and high jumper. and crack four member relay team from Paterson. N. J.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08
GIANTS REDUCE LEAD OF
 PITTSBURGH W NATIONAL
New York Takes Initial Game of Series-Chcago Mats Trim Robns-Braycs Take Dou' Header From St. Louis-Cincinnati and Phadt. .da Split Twin Bill - Champion Senators Lose to White SoX -- Tanks Lose Both Ends of DOubIe-He

New York, July & CPt-Thc Giants have reduced the lead of the Pirates in the initial clash of tho first crucial series of the season. \ double load- CT today gives New York 8 chance 10 regain the top of the Rational league leader
 Long George EcllN utity man, was yesterdays hero. After NomG' s double in the eighth had srnt Liud- strom home with the tying rnn, Kelly made q hard drive on which Young counted inc winning tally, [ to S.
 Art Nehf was called upon hy Nc Gray to finish the game after Grcou- feld, sheIlod continuously hy the Pirate batteries for eight innings, had been withdrawn for a pinch hit- ter, Nehf pulled out the game, hut only after lightning double play had choked off a threatening Pirate rally
 Rabbit Maranyillc yesterday pass cd through the experience of win- ming his initial game as a manager, taking the Chicago National reins from Bill kilefer he led the Cubs to a 10-5 triumph over Brooklyn via . seven run rally in the sixth. The Rabbits first play as manager was an error as he stumbled on an easy grounder hut later he f1elded four additional chances cloanly and made a safe clont during tho Cubs big rally.
 Star playing managers are now in the majority in the hig leagues. The list is Wheat of Brooklyn, Bancroft of Boston, Hornsby of the St Louis Cardinals Harris Of Washingto on, Cobb of Detroit, Speaker Of Cleve- land. Sisler of the S'. Louis Browns, Collins of the White Sox, and Mar anville of the Cubs.
 St. Louis Nationals were outpitch- cd and outhit in double header nt Boston which the Braves won. 10 1 and s 10 ?. Bernie Neis. Boston outflelder, for the second time in inc history of the park, drove the ball over the left field fence for a home run.
 Cincinnati and Philadelphia halv- cd a double header. Donohue blank ing the Quakcrs in the opener, 10 0. and Henline cinchng the final for Fletcher's club with 2 home run in the third inning, 1 10 3. Ruhe Rressler, Reds utility star, wrench ed an ankle and was carried from the field.
 Brilliant pitching hy Lyons en- sbled the Chicago White Sov to take a fall out of the champion Senators. 10 i He gave the Wash ington players only five hits. The winning runs were scored in the first frame on a pass and three hin- gles,
 Pitchers who started both ends of A double header for the Yankees were driven from the sl1h by the st. Louis Browns, who were rescued in the ninth inning of the second game, { to ,. hv RiCo's home run after an eaFy tourney in the opener. 12 to .,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08

PIRATES HAVE TWO HARD
 GAMES FOR THE WEEKEND
Corsairs to Play Meriden Insilcos on Saturday and Milldale in That
 Town Sunday.

The Pirates A. c. baseball team has two hard games scheduled for he weekend when they meet the Meriden Insilcos on Saturday and Ithe hard hitting Mildale team on Sunday. The Insilcos have a strong lineup and will be worthy opponents for the Pirates.
 The Corbin Red sox lost game earlier in the senson 10 the Insilcos land the Pirates are out to take the contest. Eddie Goeb will be In the box for the Pirates Saturday with Gray and Hein as reserves. The game will be played at Hanover park.
 Sunday. the Pirates will meet the fast MiIldale team for the second lime this season. In the last en- counter between these two, they bat tied for 16 hectic innings before the Milldale nine won out. Eddie" Efein, who held Milldae 10 six hits and one run in Is innings before he. hurt his angle. will be in the box for the Corsairs. Hcin is confident of turning back Milldale and a good game is expected. NTilIdale suffered a loss last Sunday when they were nosed out 10 by Eddie Hart's Meriden team.
 The Pirates will lineup over the weekend as follows: Hall, c: Hein and Gray and Goeb, D. Beagle, 1b; Grip, 2h; Sheohan, 3b; Jasper. ss; WiNr, If; Conway, cf; and Schmidt and Morelli. If. Practice will be held Thursday night at Walnut Hill and Friday at St. Marys field.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08
GRAND CIRCUIT PROGRAM
Yesterdays Card Augmented hy Inc 2.t0 Pace WiIl bc The Feature at North Randall Today.

CIc,e elan1. O.. July S Gps-Yester- dngs card. augmented by the 2:1o race, formed todays Grand Circuit program at North Randall,
 Rain caused a postrcn"m"n' yes- torday The Fasig sweepstakes, for year old trott"rs and the junior drivers purse, special event of a mile and an eighth heats, best two in three in which inc drivers will be sons or relatives Of Grand Circuit 'oamsters. were tho featues,
 Six were named to start in the sweepstakes. in which Gordon pil- lon ruled favorite. The junior driv- Icrn event was open to 2:l5 trottcrs land attracted II,
 The 2:10 pace drew nine entries the c:12 pace seven and the c:14 trot nine.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08
AMERICA AGAINST
 ENGLAND IN MEET
HarVMd.Yale and Oyiord,Cam. bridge Teams Compete Saturday

Cambridge, Mass, July H - That several records arc bound to fall and that the final score may be determined by the second place win ners are the only two predictions which can be safely made regarding Oxford Cambridge track meet at the Harvard stadium here next Satur- day.
 The scoring system will be the same as in past meets. The team getting the largest number of first places will be the winner. If the first places are evenly divided which is more than possibility this year, the greatest number of seconds will determine the result,
 The Engishmen will be handicap ped by the fact that Arthur Porritt of Oxford. their star sprinter, and his team mate, E, H. Campbell, quarter miller will not land in this country until the day before the meet. They are due in New York on Friday and will have practically no chance for a workout on land before the meet.
 On the other hand, the broiling weather of the last few days has done to put the rest of the English runners who arrived last Sunday, in frst-class condition. Douglas Lowe. the English captain. or president as they call him. is satisfied with the way his men have rounded into form,
 The practice workouts in the sta dium have led to one foregone con- clusion-that Sabin Carr. Yale fresh- man, will shatter the meet record for the pole vault. The present mark is 12 feet Yesterday Carr cleared Is feet inches in perfect form.
 It is practically certain that the rather slow time of 25 Is seconds for the go yard low hurdles will fall before the onslaught of Horace Cole of Yale, pushed by Lord Burghley. who is doped as the winner of the high hurdles,
 The quarter mile should prove one of the feature races of the meet with Charles Gage and Howard Paulsen of Yale fighting off Bill Stevenson, formerly of Princeton, and F. H. Campbell of Oxford, Gage has already done better than the meet record of 49 seconds. having been caught in 4S 1-5 in the inter- .Collegiates.
 Lowe. the British captain, will try the iron man stunt in the half and the mile. Captain elect Willard Tib- betts of Harvard, free to concentrate on the two mile, is picked to win his event. Porritt of Oxford, late ar rival, should win the 100, but Nor ton of Yale is considered fair choice in the furlong sprint. especial lv in view of Porritt's late arrival Van Geyzal of Cambridge Is the fsV- orite in the high jump, with his team mate Mcintosh, 3 consistent "3-foot performer. the faverite in the broad jump. Bunker of Harvard completes the list of American fsv- orites by being almost certain of first place in the shot-put.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08
CHICAGO DERBY
More Than 2 Dozen of Elite of Three Year Olds to Compete at Flaw tbornc Track on Saturday.

Chicago. Juulv CPt-More than a dozen of the elite of the three year old division of America are here 10 compete in the Chicago derby, a $2O,o0o added event, at Hawthorne track Saturday.
 Every section of the country is represented in the probable Condi- dalcs, The eastern contingent in cIudcs Silver Fox of the Eancocas stables, Clifford A. Cochrane's Dan- Serous on which Earl Sandc, Amori- cas- premier rider, will have leg up and Arbitration, A. (. Bostwick S .CClor bearer.
 Eothermal. daughter of Light Brigade, and !. j. TroNler's King Nadi, are among the Kentucky dele cntion. Chicago pins Its hopes on Frank Croissant's Kentucky Card inal; 4rbort Skimp's Mark Master, Step Along, winner on inc opening day at Hawthorne, and Pocket Mouse.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08
RAIN STOPS GAMES
Irin'ty NJ. F, and LuthcranS Porcod to SuSpend Play in Last Half
 Of the First Inning

Rain quickly ended what promised to be a good church league game last night at Willow Brook park. the d"luge coming in the last half of the first inning. A strengthened Trinity N. F. team was on the field and looked as though it might end the winning streak of the Luthersps. opponents, The Methodists had gone one-two-three In their half of the inning and had retired the first Lutheran batter when the deluge came and the contest had to be called off. It will be played off later, as will the Stanley Memorial church. Red Army game, which had been postponed by mutual agreement.
 The South church and Blue army are scheduled to meet this evening and replay the game of last eek. which was won by the Blusbirds but successfully protested by the South church. Anothr close battle is look cd for. On Friday night the Blue birds stack up against the Center church. rhilA the South church tackles the NAite Army
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08
WASHINGTON ARRANGING
 HARD WEEKS SCHEDULE
Hard Hitting Paper Goods Town Boys to Meet All-Meriden and
 Submarine Base.

The -Kensington baseball team is working up a hard schedule this week etarting off with taking on Eddie HartS All-Meriden nine in that town this week. The game will be played at Hanover Park prob. ably on Saturday or Sunday of this week, according 10 an announcement made by the Meriden manager.
 The Meriden combination will be one of the hardest bets for the Kens- ington nine this season as they have already chalked up 8 win over the Corbin Red SoX and several other good teams about the state, Hart't nine conquered the hard hitting Nilldale nine last Sunday in scin. tilating battle and kensington will have to travel hard 10 pull out with win.
 kensington has been going great guns this year, and with the lineur playing the brand of ball it has been flashing during the past several weeks, KensiLgton will walk away | with the strong Meriden club that has yet 10 lose q game this year KHnsington holds victory over the MohaWks Of Meriden.
 Manager Buckley has arranged for one of the sweetest attractions ever offered to kensington fans by hook ing up with the fast Submarine base team of New London. This team will play home and home series witt, the locals, the first game being scheduled for Kensington at the To, l calls ball park and the second game for New London some time in Aug. ust. The base nine is considered one Of the fastest semi-pro hines in the state and will give the fans some. thing to talk about when the two teams meet,
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08
FAILS TO REPORT

Bridgeport, July 8 Pl-Shortstop Joe Rodiguez of the Bridgeport baseball club of the Eastern league failed to appear in uniform for yes tcrday's game with Waterbury and served notice on Manager Wilhelm that he will play no longer with the team. He has been placed on the suspended list. It has been re- ported that Rodiguez was to be traded. Bridgeport now has but II players on its active list.
New Britain herald., 1925-07-08
CHALLENGE ToRNADuEs.

The South Main street InSilcos chau,uEc inc Arch street Tomatoes for a baseball game to be played Sundav July l2. There has been great rivalry hr'vecn thesr two teams for a long time. The 1nsilcos have hetn challenging tho Tomatoes for a iong time and they declare that fl fhs challenge is n"f accepted, they HtIl claim the Eme as for FpiteF