Coal discovery drives hopeful Iowa mining pull in St Anthony
Reports note coal reserves found in quantity to support profitable mining at St Anthony. The Murphy company of Waukon shipped 50000 dollars worth of powdered milk to aid the Vienna relief expedition in Austria. Iowa ranks high in grain growers and elevator memberships while local courts handle suits and indictments. Deaths include W R Smith of Jefferson county and Mrs Sarah Katherine Bargo of Leon. Public school funds and tax figures show gains in 1921. Paul D Lamson dies at 23 from football injuries. local farming groups form a four county dairy association in Postville.
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St. Anthony
Murphy Company
Waukon
Vienna
Austria
Iowa
United States Grain Growers, Inc
J. A. Healy
Crawford County
Herman Rust
W. R. Smith
Jefferson County
W. C. Harrell
Burlington
S. C
William Fentleman
W. C. Jones
Murray
Osceola
George Morris
State Penitentiary
Pearl Turner
Red Oak
Trenton
Neb
Shenandoah
Will Hamilton
Peoples State Bank of
Gilman
Dickens
Spencer
Council Bluffs
Walter Baldwin
Bluff
State Auditor’s Office
Paul D. Lamson
Rochester
Minn
R. W. Lamson
Fairfield
Postville
Allamakee
Fayette
Clayton
Win
President urges millions for U S shipping subsidy
President Harding asks a joint session to back a merchant marine subsidy. He calls for liberalized laws, sale of government ships, a $125 million loan fund, 2 percent loans to builders, 10 percent customs revenue for a revolving fund, and residency and tax adjustments to boost American ship ownership and operation.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Shipping Board
America
Philippine Islands
Hat Shop Gossip Sparks Fashion Rumor
A witty exchange over a new hat reveals a running joke as eight other women wear similar headpieces. The quip highlights social style and shared taste in the community.
Daily Thought Quote by Milton
Truth is as impossible to be soiled by any outward touch as the sunbeam.
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Milton
Man’s Luck Mirrors His Earned Efforts in Life
A short, aphoristic remark notes that success mirrors what a man deserves, implying rewards align with personal effort and merit.
Supreme Court Upholds Nineteenth Amendment Validity
Justice Brandeis delivers ruling in Leser Fairchild case. Court dismisses for lack of jurisdiction the challenge to ratification. The opinion upholds constitutional suffrage and blocks Canadian transit under the Jones Law as misapplied in Alaska disputes.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Justice Brandeis
Oscar Leser
Maryland
Charles 8. Fairchild
New York
Fairchild
American Constitutional League
Secretary of State
Maryland League For State Defense
Alaskan
Supreme Court
Territory of Alaska
Juneau Hardware Company
Collector of Customs For
Alaska
Miss Normand Suffering From Influenza and Nervous Breakdown
Los Angeles reports continued improvement in Mabel Normand, the film actress, who remains seriously ill with influenza aggravated by a nervous breakdown linked to the murder of William Desmond Taylor, a close friend. Officials discount Harry N Fields' Detroit confession as unfounded, with authorities unable to substantiate his alleged details. The case shifts to renewed police efforts to ground tips received by officials after Taylor's murder.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mabel Normand
Miss Normand
William Desmond Taylor
Harry N. Fields
Detroit
Taylor
Fields
China Treaty Is Approved by Senate Committee
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee reported favorably without reservations the general Far Eastern and Chinese tariff treaties in a unanimous vote. Some Republican leaders foresee the four power pact may be ratified with six or fewer Republican opponents.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Supreme Court voids North Dakota Non-Partisan League grain laws
The Supreme Court ruled North Dakota grain laws of the Non-Partisan League invalid as they conflict with federal law. The decision, in State of North Dakota versus Farmers' Grain Company of Emien, comes on appeal from the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals at St Louis.
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U. S. Supreme Court
North Dakota
Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Farmers’ Grain Company of
Emien
N. D
United States Supreme Court
Federal Circuit Cowt of Appeals
St. Louis
Balk at Bonus Bill in House Ways and Means
Washington March 2. After a lengthy conference the house ways and means committee signaled approval of a soldiers' bonus bill that would become law without any revenue provision.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Bank of Phoenix Reopens After Reorganization
The Bank of Phoenix in Phoenix Arizona was closed by State Bank Examiner Mortize. It is the re organized Central Bank which closed its doors March 21 1921 and reopened as the Bank of Phoenix July 1 1921.
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Bank of Phoenix
Phoenix
Ariz
State Bank
Mortize
Central Bank
Wedding Ceremony at Westminster Abbey Draws London Crowd
A royal or notable marriage ceremony occurred at Westminster Abbey with a brilliant assembly in attendance. The event drew a large London crowd as the happy couple received cheers from the gathered public.
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Westminster Abbey
London
Royal Wedding Joy Crowds Gather for Princess Mary Swiftly at Westminster
London reports Princess Mary wed Viscount Lascelles at Westminster Abbey with King George and Queen Mary present. Crowds packed Buckingham Palace and surrounding streets as carriages arrived and the bridal procession moved to the Abbey. The ceremony featured the archbishop of Canterbury and a royal choir, with Mary wearing a diamond diadem and a four and a half yard train.
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London
Mary
George
Queen Mary
Viscount Lascelles
Earl of Harewood
Westminister Abbey
Westminster
Abbey
Buckingham Palace
Palace
King George
Mother Alexandra
Isles
Mall
Victor Audley Mackenzie
Heavenly Father
Canterbury
York
Princess Maude
Rachel Cavendish
Mary Thynne
Victoria
Mary Cambridge
Doris Gordon Lennox
Elizabeth Bowes- Lyons
Diana Bridgeman
May Cambridge
Word Passing From Common Usage
The article discusses the evolving use of fare as a verb and noun. It notes that travelers faring on journeys is old fashioned while enterprises still fare well and people speak of fare as payment, people conveyed, or catch.
Springtime Cheer Returns Despite Rainy Morning
Poetic verse notes morning gloom but predicts spring as sun continues its path. References cheerful exclamations, blossom time, and lingering damp turf as seasonal optimism persists.
Roast of round steak with pepper dressing and jelly dessert
A family roast uses round steak filled with a moist green pepper onion bread crumb parsley dressing, rolled and cooked two hours with bacon and water. Grapefruit jelly with gelatin and grapefruit pulp cools to a set, served with whipped cream and coconut. Honey keeps cakes moist. use less liquid and soda instead of baking powder due to acidity.
Swagger and monocles in British Army lore
The piece recalls an English army order banning eye glasses for officers. Officers defied it by adopting the monocle, aiming for a distinguished air. It notes the swagger stick as a parallel trend among officers and enlisted men seeking an air of authority.
Starch as the Only Food Undergoes Change in Mouth
The article explains starch is the sole food chemically altered in the mouth. It is gradually converted to sugar in the alimentary canal, starting in the mouth, while other foods are only ground and softened for later action by digestive juices.
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B. J. Reefer
Eefer
Keefer
Reefer
EB. J. Er
Tan Spruce Ts
Ept
Hiladelphia
Cuticura Toilet Trio Promises Clear Complexion
Cuticura Soap daily and Ointment as needed for a clear complexion and clean scalp. The Cuticura Talcum adds fragrance and softness, forming the Toilet Trio.
Man Prefers Excursion Boat Over Canoe
A proverb questions who would choose a styled excursion boat over paddling a personal canoe. It contrasts leisurely, social travel with solitary, active boating.
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Hawkeye
State News
U. S
U. K
Brandeis
China
Western Newspaper Union
Baker’s Cocoa
Baker’s Chocolate
Walter Baker & CO. Ltd
Dorchester, Mass
Mothers of the World
Lioyd Loom
Rt A
The
Lioyd Mfg
Mick
Waal
Ananias
American Legion Weekly
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