Sidelights on Nebraska mineral leasing of school lands
A writer argues for clear public information on Nebraska mineral leasing of state school lands, condemning unfair criticisms of officials. He cites Josephus Daniels and Nebraska figures to show how false statements undermine public understanding and previews resuming excerpts from public records on the topic.
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Nebraska
Josephus Daniels
United States
Daniels
Woodrow Wilson
Alliance
Times
Uncle Sam
United States Navy
S. L. Sams
G. L. Shumway
Sima
Mr. Shuroway
G. L. Shurway
Call for a central labor agency to manage war work
The president urges a United States employment service under the labor policies board to direct civilian recruitment for war production. Employers must halt unskilled hiring after August 1 1918 and workers should volunteer when called, ensuring efficiency through voluntary cooperation. The move aims to prevent waste and improve labor mobility during the war.
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Geettons
California
Buffalo
New York
United States Employment Service
Department of Labor
Tar Labor Policies Board
Woodrow Wilson
United States of America
White House
Legend Explains Head Hunting Among Igorot People
A Philippine tale recounts how warfare among Igorot men centers on taking heads. The Moon, a woman, beats brass, and when she harms the Sun’s child, the Sun restores the head and decrees that mortals will cut off heads in wrath.
Last Civilian Permittees Tour War Zone With Belgium Visit
Dr. Charles T. Baylis, famed lecturer, describes a wartime tour aided by American diplomats and Oxford Rhodes scholars. He recounts Belgian refugees in Holland, his 1000 mile motor voyage, and the sense of war devastation across Belgium with Allied escorts and German permissions.
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Charles T. Baylis
Baylis
Walter H. Pace
Saga
Del¢icm
Pavlis
Raiines
Belgium
Holland
England
Rhodes
Oxford University
Wil
Beleve
Court of
Junior Chautauqua Parade and Program Guide
A community event invites children to a free Junior Chautauqua featuring dairy stories, games, and a parade. Mornings include yells, stories, and special features with a picnic and pennant rewards for attendees. Dress in fun attire and bring wagons or bicycles for the parade.
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Abe
Chantaug
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Lindell Hotel
Lincoln, Nebraska
Hartford Live Stock Tra
Canada
Fred E. Feagins Alliance
W. Spacht
Hemingford
Scottsbluff, Nebraska
W. B. Cheek
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Omaha, Nebraska
Sturgis & Sturgis
Brandeis
Oamha, Nebraska
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