West Point change could oust General Schofield
Washington reports that an investigation may strip West Point of its elevated status, forcing General Schofield from command. The piece notes his mixed record, argues removal may be necessary, and questions political choices behind the reform. It also questions accountability for the San Francisco Chronicle editor’s murder linked to recent riots.
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Washington
West Point Way
General Schofield
Hudson
Schofield
Department of West Point
Cain
Charles de Young
San Francisco Chronicle
Annals of
California
Fragmented Political Voices Echoing Across Regions
Observers note a drift in sentiment influenced by Democratic rhetoric spreading from the South to New Orleans and beyond. Some individuals express uniform support for a shared viewpoint, while others remain skeptical of the swift alignment.
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New Orleans
Our Winter and Iowa Winters Prosperity Ideals
A Traer Clipper panel extols Iowa winters as productive for grazing and ice, praising grasses, corn, and wheat yields. It argues favorable climate fosters industrious settlers, linking settlement, climate, and growth, and cites President Johnson on constitutional talk to taunt critics of winter legends.
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Iowa
Johnson
Mark
Revenue Tax Rulings Impose Penalties on Cigar Liquor Dealers
Commissioner Green B Raum of the Internal Revenue Department issues notices to cigar and liquor dealers. Offenders who destroy or neglect to destroy tobacco stamps face fines up to $50 and jail time from ten days to six months. The special tax year runs May 1 to April 30. Firms changing ownership must pay tax for the remainder of the year. moving business requires registration with the district collector and endorsement on the tax stamp.
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Green B. Raum
Internal Revenue Department
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
The Noon Way Hour on the Farm and the Siesta Insight
The article extols the noon rest as a necessary refresh for the self-governing human system a midday nap called a siesta. It compares farm life to climates where rest aids body and mind, noting the head of the family reads the newspaper and gains knowledge during this quiet interlude.
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England
Southern Democrats favor Grant in Chicago nominating fight
A New Orleans correspondent for the Chicago Tribune reports that Southern Democrats, especially conservatives, expect and prefer Ulysses S. Grant as the Republican nominee. The piece notes Grant’s favorable reception in the South while other candidates like Blaine Sherman Washbourne face mockery or sharp criticism, reflecting a divided view among parties ahead of the Chicago convention.
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Onvean
Chicago Tribune
Grant
Chicago
Blaine
Sherman
Washbourne
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Elteadanie
Ipropos
Lea
Beekeeping in May: timing and hive care guidance
The article advises beekeepers to start moving bees to summer stands in May, uncapping honey notations, and aiding rapid colony growth. It stresses warm brood, ample food, and added combs as colonies strengthen, with attention to not overexpand and to use local nectar sources like Yellow Willow and early apples for honey.
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New York
Bee Breeding Guidance From The American Agriculturist
Instructions advise delaying removal of bees from the cellar until weather permits controlled breeding. Ensure a small entrance, retain hive warmth, and maintain a steady food supply with added empty combs only as the colony needs. Do not overcrowd to avoid extra warmth and risk.
Polk City Rail Line Controversy Sparks County Debate
The Des Moines and Minneapolis railroad dispute centers on proposed line changes that would bypass Polk City by over two miles. The county alleges swamp land grants and town subsidies were given to secure a Polk City route, while the railroad asserts the current path is impractical and lays out three plans to keep service alive or relocate the depot, urging the public to weigh the financial and geographic impacts on Polk City and the region.
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Board of Supervisors
Polk City
Register
Des Moines
Ames
Madison Township
Sheldahl
Ankeny
Railroad Company
Rock Island
Chicago
Polk County
Sheldabl
Dee Moines
Repicer
May issue of St Nicholas opens with talks and new serial
The May number features Washington Glad den’s talk with girls and their mothers, Nash Brook's new boys serial The Fairport Nine illustrated by Redwood, and complete short stories with pictures. Topsyturvy’s Dezom saifnt tate Badger Fawcet’s The ant Bible stories retold by Jier Dee five.
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Washington Gladden
Nash Brook
Fairport Nine
Redwood
Topsyturvy
Dezom
Saifnt Tate
Badger Fawcet
the Ant
Jier
Dee
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