Washington Lessons for a New Generation in February
Uncle Ted extols George Washington in a February lesson about the Father of the Country. He notes Washington born February 22, 1732 in Bridges Creek Virginia and outlines his leadership, farewell address, and warning against entangling alliances with Europe. The dialogue emphasizes republican government and cautious foreign policy.
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Jack
Ted
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Ruth
Bridges Creek
Weatmoreland County
Virginia
Gen. Braddock
Washington
Uncle Ted
United States
Europe
Iilea
World Club
Senate
Will Wilson Flop Again In League Of Nations Debate
The piece questions President Wilson's stance on the league of nations and offers speculation he may reverse his positions. It notes prior changes in his views on major issues and mentions a possible shift linked to a European policy letter. Mr and Mrs C M Loring of Greybull were visitors in town on Wednesday.
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Wilson
League of Nations
Europe
League
Woodrow Wilson
Pure seed law protects Wyoming farmers from deceptive dealers
County agents report strict enforcement of Wyoming's pure seed law with penalties for first and second offenses. State dairy food and oil inspectors will survey seeds nationwide, ensuring alfalfa, sweet clover, wheat and flax meet purity and germination standards. Community meetings in Big Horn County highlighted seed shortages, cemetery concerns, and tree-planting ideas while local vendors promote seed and potato contests.
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Wyoming
State
Dairy, Food and Oil Department
Big Horn County
Denver
R C. May
Big Horn
Gerrard
Deaver Cemetery Association
Deaver
Chas. Renner
Basin
Lowell
Mr. Renner
Chas. Welch
Cowley
Welch
Mr. Welch
Grimm
Witte
Manderson
Burbank
Debate Rule Proposal Aims at Limiting Senate Debate
Washington reports Senator Townsend of Michigan may offer an amendment to confine senate debate to the subject under discussion. The presiding officer would rule on germane remarks, with disobedient senators forced to sit. The rule would be used rarely, to curb filibusters and time-wasting talk on foreign matters.
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Washington
Townsend
Michigan
Senate
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