Shortage of Labor Threatening Food
New York reports a labor shortage in agricultural states risks reducing acreage and threatening the U S food supply. Dean Walker of Kansas University, engineering, and chairman of a mid continent study by the American Society of National Engineers warns that transportation and production systems fail to meet demand, endangering wheat harvests and national food stability.
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New York
America
T. Walker
Kansas University Engineering
Eolinel
American Society of Nutonal Engineers
Dean Walker
Ausus
Rik OS Oy Asa
Dean Wat
Wilson Attends G. O. P. Barbecue in New Britain
Lieutenant Governor Holcomb and Everett J. Lake spoke at a Third Ward Republican barbecue in New Britain as Cox’s campaign faced protests by Brandegee and Longworth. Holcomb touted a 25,000 to 50,000 vote victory while noting the 18th Amendment complicates medical access.
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Wilson
Fech
Everet J. Lake
New Britain
Third Ward
Repub
Lake
James M. Cox
Marela HR. Holcomb
Junlee
Nicholas Longworth
Onlo
Connecticut
Loneworth
Mms
Capitol Hill
Tanke
Holcomb
Ciarg
Cox
Harding
United Sides
Beamdogoe Tugripa
Rubbish Fire Smolders After Heavy Rain Near Nobis and Boston
After three nights of rain the rubbish fire at Nobis and Boston avenues continues to smoke. Firefighters, including Chief Owens Taen, have battled the deep seated blaze for weeks and may have to remove debris to finish extinguishing the smoldering embers buried nine feet below the surface.
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Nobis
Boston
John
Taen
Fie
London eating places lose good old cooking
A London newspaper reporter reports a decline in English restaurant cooking. He cites scarce traditional dishes, such as steak and mutton, and notes pastry and the overall flavor have suffered. The Soho district is mentioned as an example of restaurants affected by rising costs reducing the atmosphere diners once enjoyed.
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London
Himeslf
Soho
Pirate Treasure Seekers Sure to Be Disappointed
Galveston Texas Sept 12 5 Searchers after buried treasure near Pete Island opposite Corpus Christi likely face disappointment says Dyer local writer on historical and folkloric subjects. He notes skeletons found may be at most 40 years old and cites no records of such wrecks while explaining treasure ship activity declined after 1820 due to buccaneer actions.
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Galvestox
Texas
Buriesjiver
Isi Twalnland
Pete Island
Corpus Christi
Dyer
Byer
Mexico
Spain
Jean Lattre
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Blane
United States
Fieré
Liberty
Evila
Bridgeport
Liberty Bonds
Alfred Fox Piano Co
Fairfield Avenue
Conn
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