Wheat harvest expected in Oklahoma Nebraska and Missouri
U S employment service projects Oklahoma will harvest about 2.25 million acres of wheat this season with several thousand harvest hands needed in central and northwestern counties. Federal agencies will run in Enid Oklahoma City Tulsa Ardmore and Muskogee with cutting starting around June 10 and continuing to about June 25. Nebraska expected to harvest roughly 2.5 million acres with dates varying by region. Similar wage scales and labor support planned for North and South Dakota and Missouri, with details forthcoming.
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Kansas City
The
United States Employment Service
Department of Labor
Oklahoma
Enid
Oklahoma’ City
Tulsa
Ardmore
Muskogee
Nebraska
South Central
Sidney
Kani
Kavisag City
St. Joseph
St. Lous
Dakota
Fashion Notes on Blouse Styles and Silhouettes
Stylish as can be. Describes Georgette blouses in three quarter and full length sleeves, with slip-over styles and dainty detailing.
New Chicago Bridge Opens After Twenty Year Build
Ten thousand tons of steel settle into place on Chicago’s new double deck bascule bridge. The $16,000,000 structure links Kinzie to Dearborn, with a upper boulevard for pleasure vehicles and a lower passage for tracks. The article traces river crossings at the site back to Fort Dearborn and notes historic calamities and prior bridges, ending with a wartime ad for Chamberlain’s Liniment.
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Chicago
Ill
New Boulevard
Kinzie
Willow Tree
Fort Deerborn
Chicago Historical Society
John Kinzie
Dearborn
Thomas Jefferson
Northwest Territory
A &Bteel
Untying Freight Knot Progress Reported by Agencies
Washington May 20 interstate commerce commission works on a plan to move traffic again. It aims to overcome blocked freight by a program developed with details and hoped to relieve the backlog. The federal reserve board met with misery council and bank officials to discuss the blockade from another angle.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Servy Board
Council and Reserve
Washington, D. C
Dentist Dr H K Williams Advertises Fulton Building
Dr H K Williams, a dentist, is listed in the Fulton Building near the corner of Fiera and Chestnut Streets. The brief item notes his office location and likely services, typical of early 20th century business directories.
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H. K. Williams
Fulton Building
Fiera and
Chestnut Streets
Firms in Germany See Japanese Firms Step Up Traffic
Berlin May 20 Japanese commercial firms are pushing to resume business with Germany. A Japanese shipping company opened offices in Hamburg and a regular steamship service now runs to Japanese ports. Copper and silk are key exports from Japan to Germany, with potatoes a major German demand. The Tageblatt notes Japan may contest Germany’s Shantung railway status, potentially forfeiting it to Japan under peace terms. Japan also plans to release German property up to 10,000 yen value, with higher values reduced to compensate Japanese claims for damages.
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Berlin
Germany
Hamburg
Japan
Tageblatt
Shantung
Tsingtau-Tsinanfu
Chamberlains Tablets Helped Indigestion and Headaches
Mrs Volta Bankson of Chilli, writing as a testimonial, says Chamberlains Tablets eased indigestion, toned the liver, and stopped persistent headaches. She notes they did her a world of good and she will always speak well of them. Ad. Obtainable everywhere.
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Mrs. Volta Bankson
Farm Loans At Favorable Rates In Atlantic Iowa
Wood & Savory of Atlantic Iowa announce farm loan availability at favorable rates including 5 4 and 6 percent. The notice states readiness to place farm loans at these per cent figures with standard terms.
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Wood & Savory
Atlantic, Ia
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