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Subscription rates by carrier and policy notes
Rates listed for one, three, and six month periods with per copy pricing. No mail subscriptions under three months accepted. payment must be in advance. Daily Tribune disclaims delivery if subscription becomes one month in arrears. Associated Press news credited in this paper.
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Wreckage of Political Experiment in North Dakota Homes
The Lincoln Journal condemns North Dakota’s state built housing program as a costly failure. It notes overrun costs from $5,000 to as high as $20,000 per home, mismanagement by officials including John N. Hagan, and widespread inability to recover funds as occupants rent or flee. The Fargo Forum and Fargo Courier News criticize incompetence and call for disposal of the program.
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Government budget discipline curbs overdrafts and jail risks
The article warns that strict budget enforcement will keep government spending within appropriations. It notes officials must follow both the spirit and letter of the law or face penalties under existing statutes. The text critiques freewheeling deficiencies and the rise of the budget as a regulating authority.
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Government adopts scientific saving in disbursements
The president, the director of the budget and Congress agree government disbursements will stay within set amounts for each branch. For the first time since the Civil War, the United States government enforces economy with real scientific saving rather than penny-pinching.
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Origin of Mother-In-Law Jokes Unearthed in Cave Records
A modern investigator reads a cave wall record from aristocratic cave dwellers describing a June morning when Mrs Cavewoman sprinted in to warn of a sabre toothed tiger, and Mr Caveman dismissively questions concern. The fragment claims to prefigure all mother in law jokes found in later publications.
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Town Comforts on Farm Telephones Hit the Prairies
The New York Herald notes widespread farm modernization in granger states with telephones on 62 to 86 percent of farms across Minnesota Indiana Illinois Iowa and other states. Gas and electric lighting have reached many farms from Vermont to Utah though some states like Arkansas and South Carolina show low light coverage.
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Art and Appetite in Canned Goods Emancipation
The Western Canners association meeting notes that labels no longer drive purchase as housewives rely on content experience. Old still lifes in art faded with canned imagery, replaced by real product appeal, though a revival in fruit depictions may return via studio still lifes and flower pieces.
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Debate over marine guards on Wisconsin mail trains
The Chicago Tribune reports Governor Blaine asks Postmaster General Hays to remove marine guards from Wisconsin trains and questions a court fight over a marine who shot a man boarding a train to steal a ride. The piece argues the federal government bears responsibility for mail security and criticizes parochial protests against guarding the mails.
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Asbestos Blocks Promoted for Chimneys in Casper Wyoming
The Building Trades News of Chicago reports a vigorous Casper Wyoming campaign by Fred Patee to introduce asbestos blocks for chimney construction. About 8900 Casper homes have adopted the product. Proponents cite asbestos rock mined locally for economy and fire resistance far exceeding asbestos fibre, reducing fire losses linked to defective chimneys.
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Unemployment Drive Spurs Major Road Building Plan
Following President Harding's unemployment conference a national program to construct about 6000 miles of public roads is approved with a $76.4 million expenditure. The effort will directly employ over 200000 men and spur additional jobs in material production.
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Around a Sage Brush Fire Poem by Richard Forster
A poem reflecting on sagebrush gatherings around a fire. The speaker notes warmth and camaraderie comfort during cold perilous times on the range. It highlights stories and shared drinks while weathering hardship with a sagebrush fire as a symbol of resilience.
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Richard Forster
200 000 Rubles Worth a Dollar
The ruble continues to fall in Moscow with 200000 rubles needed for one dollar, up from 166000 in a single day. The move follows a scramble for foreign currency and a December 1 decree issuing new paper money.
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