Pinchot Attacks G. O. P. Bosses as Probers of Privilege
Gifford Pinchot, progressive Republican and Roosevelt ally, labels Rockefeller and Penrose era leaders as enemies of the people driven by special interests. He criticizes Crane Harding Watson and others as supporters of monopolies and money first policies. He cites the Chicago Republican National Committee meeting where Jim Watson emerged as a potential presidential candidate.
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Pinchot
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Chicago
Jim Watson
Indiana
D. Rockefeller
Opportunity by Walter Malone
A moral poem urging readers to seize new chances each day. It rebukes dwelling on past failures and proposes that sunrise renews the soul while night records the day’s deeds. It encourages rising from misfortune and choosing a better path with forgiveness and hope.
The Presidents Tour Courting Fact Over Faction
The president plans a nationwide tour to explain his Peace Conference efforts and defend the League of Nations. He aims to show Americans the difficulties faced and present his policy achievements while challenging critics and partisans.
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Bhim
League of Nations
Export Lumber Supply Threatened by European Demand
Henry S. Graves, chief of the United States Forest Service, warns that exporting American lumber on wartime European demand could deplete domestic supplies. Prewar exports totaled about three and a half billion board feet yearly, underscoring the risk to home industries unless safeguards are enacted.
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Henry S. Graves
United States Forest Service
United States
Europe
Forest Service urges policy for forest acquisitions
The Forest Service advocates a broad program of public acquisition of forests at all government levels to safely promote a large scale export of forest products.
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Forest Service
Birds Do the Fishing In Japan And China
Birds trained for fishing are used along the Nagara River in Owari and in parts of China. Coramants work in teams and fish at night by torch light, with cords tied around the birds. About 150 fish per hour per bird, for three hours per night.
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Japan
Nagara
Owari
China
Flowers of the States official blossoms list
The article lists state flowers with many legible pairs such as Arizona Giant Cactus California Golden Poppy Colorado Blue Columbine Connecticut Mountain Laurel and more. Some entries are garbled with errors like New Mexico Cactus North Dakota Wild Rose Oklahoma Mistletoe and Oregon Grape appearing broken.
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Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Oregon
Church Notices and Sunday Services Summary
Various church notices list Sabbath school at 9 45, morning services at 11, and evening services at 8. Speakers include Rev Bruce Jackson and Major G W Wright of Fort Russell. Union services, special music by Laura Lee and a male quartet, B P U at 7, and Sunday school adjourned to September First.
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Christan Endeavor
Bruce Jackson
G. W. Wright
Fort Russell
Laura Lee
Dirctor
St. Mark's
H. J. Johnson
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Twenty-sixth Street
Carey Avenue
Citizens’ National Bank
Nineteenth Street
Warren Avenue
Bruce Edmund Jackson
Brotherhood Male Quartet
Congregational Church
Archie Scott Arrival Report from Rock River
Archie Scott of Rock River was a Cheyenne arrival on Friday.
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Archie Scott
Rock River
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