Mrs Borah Improves After Parrot Fever Diagnosis
Boise Idaho September 22 Mrs William E Borah wife of the senator is improving doctors say The illness began with high fever and lung congestion and was first thought influenza A parrot fever diagnosis was made after a baby parrot was found to have died Mrs Borah kept many birds at home in Washington and had been treated at a hospital for about a week during their care her condition improved and a new diagnosis was confirmed
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Farmer Thomas B Campbell Leads Russia Wheat Drive
The passage notes Thomas B Campbell with government approval guiding Russia in preparing and sowing thirty million acres of wheat, amid a backdrop of poverty and a founder of Christianity's concerns over Wall Street. He speaks of managing his own large farm while Todays has three other children and is very poor.
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Borah Kin Plans Montana Wedding Amid Wheat Market Woes
A Montana wedding note cites a Borah kin planning nuptials while the subject of a tough wheat harvest is discussed. The writer claims the crop was large but produced at a loss due to a 22 cent per bushel market, with costs including trucking to the railroad. It remarks on Russian amusement at American farming expert outcomes.
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F. O. B. Hardin
Russia
Tarzan and the Ant Men and Economic Plans Mentioned
A New Deal era mix of economic notes discusses tariff effects on farming profits and a farmer-led plan to organize politically. It cites Jacksonville Florida’s tax cuts from public utilities and notes a kidnapped British lady seeking a luxuries-only ransom. The piece contrasts British dole relief with American views on Germany’s armament move.
Americans Want to Stay Out of Foreign Wars
The public shows little belief in any broader alliance and urges the nation to mind its own business. They say Germany and other European nations must handle their own affairs without United States intervention.
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Gun misfire wounds Dallas boy in family incident
In Dallas on Wednesday night 14 year old Owen was accidentally shot in the chest by her brother Bill Owen age 18 who believed the pistol was unloaded. The injury is described as serious as authorities investigate how the wound occurred.
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Owen
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