Americanism with peace or internationalism with war
A critical analysis of the League of Nations covenant sections 18 through 26. The piece warns that mandatory registration, abrogation of treaties, and global policing would drag the United States into wars and disputes, clashing with Monroe Doctrine aims and U.S. sovereignty, urging a choice between Americanism with peace or internationalism with war. It questions mandatories for weak states and the broad reach of league obligations on commerce and governance.
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England
Japan
Germany
Belgium
Wilson
Weare
Armenia
Constantinople
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Hedjaz
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Serbia
Siam
Pan- American Union
Washington
Geneva
Sfar
Switzerland
Red Cross
Council
Asia
China
Corn crop outlook shows improved belt conditions and stronger demand
The corn belt enjoys better weather and higher forecast yields despite recent rains. Government estimates place acreage at about 100.93 million this year with possible yield near 2.755 billion bushels, up from 2.582 billion in 1918. Farmers should expand meat animal production to meet Europe’s postwar needs.
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Minnesota
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Ilinois
Omaha
Europe
Population Growth and Livestock Strain in a Growing Nation
The nation has expanded rapidly, adding 24 million people in fifteen years and another 3.5 million during the European war. With a population three-fifths the size of France, projections expect a further million people over the next twenty years. Livestock production, however, has not kept pace with this growth.
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France
Wilson as Historian Wilson as Historian
A quotation from President Wilson's historical writings appears in the Congressional Record. Senator Sherman cites an account of Tyler sending a secretly negotiated Texas treaty to the Senate for ratification and notes the Senate's 16 to 35 rejection.
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Wilson
Sherman
Illinois
Tyler
Senate
Texas
Wilson Calid
Chamberlain’s Tablets touted for bilious attacks
Willis Browning of Pattonsburg Missouri endorses Chamberlain's Tablets for bilious attacks and constipation. He says his wife used a bottle about a year ago and was cured of years of suffering.
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Chamberlain
Willis Browning
Pattonsburg
Secret societies schedule in Basin area fraternal halls
Evening meetings held by Basin Lodge No. 29 K P Fraternity Hall on the first and third Fridays each month. Temple Lodge No. 20 A F A M meets the second and fourth Wednesdays. Eastern Star convenes every second and fourth Monday. Basin Lodge No. 36 O O F meets Tuesdays. Basin Encampment No. 15 I O O F holds second and fourth Fridays. Eliza Rebekah Lodge No. 26 meets first and third Mondays. Basin Camp No. 6686 J W A meets on second and fourth Thursdays.
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Temple Lodge No
The
Order of Eastern Star
Fraternity Hall
Basin
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Eliza Rebekah Lodge
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Big Horn
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