Ministers Gather for North State Retreat at Local Methodist Church
A ministerial retreat drew many clergy from the northern region and Centenary movement officers to the local Methodist church. Attendees included EB Burns Martin of Denver D B Kendall Sheridan L C Dryden Buffalo M Kelley Big Horn W L French Casper F W Bret nall Cody Louis Weary Gar land N E Wood Hyattville B E Bowling Powell Wm M Hall Thermopolis R P Maxwell Up ton and S L Hagan Worland.
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Insting
EB. Burns Martin
Denver
D. B. Kendall
Sheridan
L.c.dryden
Buffalo
Death of Greybull Lady Prompts Minnesota Interment
Mrs. Kelley mother of J. J. Kelley an employee of the Midwest refinery died last Wednesday night. The remains will be taken today to Minnesota for interment. Mrs. Kelley was well and favorably known and leaves a host of friends to mourn her loss.
Political Rule in North Dakota
Opinion from observers in North Dakota warns that continued Nonpartisan League control risks bankrupting the state and harming thousands of farmers. They allege the league dominates newspapers courts and many state offices while coop stores spread across the state. Some officials term critics traitors, but critics say such attacks won’t fix the banking practices.
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North Dakota
League
Troubled Union Tensions Stir Clemency Plea in Kane Case
The business men's committee urged clemency for Kane, seeking a sentence modification or suspension. Judge Harding warned that clemency hinges on unions reinstating Draper and aligning with law and order. County Attorney Little defended the cavalry’s service and urged protection for returning members as Greybull pursues a crackdown on radicals. The Basin band offers a free Rex concert next Sunday at 3 pm, inviting public support as local ranchers Johnson and Whaley are noted in town.
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Businessmen’s Committee
Kane
Harding
Draper
Greybull
Wll
F. A. Little
Law
Cavalry
Assu
Justice of the Peace
Graybull
Basin
the Rex
The Atlantic Poem Verse by Grace Hazard Conkling
A reader is treated to Grace Hazard Conkling’s Atlantic verse recalling war's toll. The speaker envisions distant islands, erupting lava, and undiscovered landscapes as a call to pursue freedom and unknown adventures beyond steel and fire.
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Grace Hazard Conkling
The
Atlantic
Immigration Loss Blamed for Labor Shortage in U S
Officials from the U S Department of Labor report a four million worker shortfall due to reduced immigration over the last four years. They warn the industry must raise workers’ skills and efficiency to cope with this shortage and a broader production lag including housing, urging job training in plants.
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United States
United States Training Service
Department of Labor
Europe
Road Commissioners Propose Safe Crossings and Curved Ramps
An officer from a Southern state urges removing crossroad danger by adding a 100 yard strip beside tracks connected to the highway with a broad curve to let drivers swerve away from oncoming trains. California also tests large circular road swings at hill zigzags to ease steep turns for descending and ascending vehicles.
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California
Short Wisdom in a Wry Epigram
An austere maxim on wisdom and vanity notes that a wise man uses only part of his knowledge and a beautiful girl may know more than she appears. It reflects on knowing everything as a sign of ignorance and jokes that a genius is often eccentric though eccentricity alone does not define genius. It ends with a quip about taking medicine for a worsening world.
Tuberculosis Toll in France War Era Senate Talk
In France tuberculosis claimed twenty five thousand lives among soldiers who died in war and led to 120000 men being exempted from service. The senate discussed a bill to establish tuberculosis caul tarium during debate on the measure.
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Senate
The War Strains Time and Transit in Two Worlds
A Youth's Companion excerpt recalls wartime rail delays and storied fixes in one world while a southern electric car clerk calmly explains irregular schedules. The piece contrasts meticulous timetable talk with the casual humor of a waiting room, noting how time and patience shape daily travel.
Gods Like Trees In California By John Masefield
English poet John Masefield recalls California giant trees in reverent terms. He describes the redwoods as ancient living columns, awe inspiring and almost divine, suggesting they might march to purge human meanness. Stars crown their heads as he envisions their enduring, godlike presence.
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Redwoods
California
John Masefield
Reveille
Earth
Newspapers Praised for Health Campaign Role in Tuberculosis Fight
Dr. Charlies J Hatfield commends U S newspapers for mobilizing public support against tuberculosis. He notes rapid press transmission boosts impact, urges $6 5 million funding via Red Cross Christmas seals, and credits editors for sustaining nationwide campaigns and fundraising.
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United States
Charlies J. “Flatfield
Manamak
National Tuberculosis Association
Hatfield
Kisess and Beards In Transatlantic Gossip
London Bystander's Parla Letter notes Americans talk while French talk, recounting two women who mock a French gentleman with a long beard. The speaker, sees ignorance in both groups and argues emotion of being kissed surpasses beard style.
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M. GC. A
France
London
Why He Doesn't Hear It
The Yonkers Statesman recounts a morning routine where a man scolds his colored chauffeur Rufus for repeated lateness. Rufus claims he winds the clock and sets an alarm, but the alarm reportedly sounds while he sleeps, leaving him unaware of waking times.
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Rufus
Yonkers
Naval inquiry into Charleston navy yard expansion
The senate naval affairs committee votes to investigate the necessity of carrying out plans for enlarging the Charleston South Carolina navy yard. The action contrasts with prior Democratic support under Senator Tillman and may reflect Republican scrutiny of regional interests and standards set by Mr Daniels.
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Washington
Naval Affairs Committee
Senate
Navy Department
Navy Yard
Charleston
South Carolina
Tillman
Congress
Daniels
Court in Mining Camp Sees Courtroom Roar At Assizes
The Bowling Wolf mining camp held monthly assizes with a crowded courthouse. A noisy crowd interrupted proceedings until the judge, in a moth-eaten wig, demanded order and noted four cases had run without any evidence heard.
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Bowling Wolf
Pearson's Weekly
London
Local residents and visitors noted around town
John P. Zane and Attorney J P Arnott return to health while many townspeople visit for business. Residents and visitors from Burlington Emblem Nowood Hyattville and Cody country are active, attending the reservoir project and elk and deer season ceremonies with several trips and meetings reported.
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Burlington and
Emblem
Greybull
Birthday surprise for Lester Gibson on sixteenth anniversary
Last Saturday marked Lester Gibson's sixteenth birthday as fourteen friends gathered at his home. They played games, enjoyed music, and were treated to refreshments by Mrs. Gibson. The group wished him many more happy anniversaries.
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Lester Gibson
Gibson
Lester
County Commission Chairman Signs New Funding Bonds
Chas A Welch of Cowley the chairman of the board of county commissioners signed the new funding bonds of the county yesterday. The bonds were recently sold to the Lumberman's Trust Company of Portland.
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Chas. A. Welch
Cowley
Board of County Commissioners
Lumberman's Trust Company of
Portland
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Wm. Gibson
Hyattville
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Hugh Guld
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al Blake
Jack Friend
George Chapman
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