Filtration Committee Report Supports Deferred Water Plan
The San Way Leader approves delaying a costly filtration contract until water safety is proven. The report urges investigation of need and filter type, notes four recommendations including raising outlet pipes, watershed cleanup, and summer water tests to show if filtration is necessary.
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Wilsons Chinese Policy Vindicated and The Money Power Plot
The article praises Wilson and Bryan for withdrawing from a six power loan to China and criticizes five powers and banking interests for attempting to back the loan by ousting the Chinese republic. It argues Taft would have supported a monarchy under plutocratic influence and hopes China resists return to royal shackles.
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Young Peoples Farming Contest at Laramie County Fair
The Laramie County fair at Burns this fall offers prizes for boys and girls under 16 for best corn oats potatoes and other crops ruined this summer. Meo H. L. Wheeless directs the contest with entry and record keeping requirements and samples exhibited at the fair to spark local youth interest.
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Summer Wages and the Joys of Summer Time
A nostalgic verse reflects on summer pleasures and the coming warmth. It contrasts carefree days of sun and leisure with the looming cold of winter, urging to cherish the season’s light and avoid wasteful prior to harsher times.
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Airmail Flight Plans Set for Atlantic Crossing
In Savannah Georgia on May b, a Batson wero wacht will begin by July 1 for a flight across the Atlantic. The route aims to carry a letter from Mayor Richard J. Davant to Mayor William J. Gaynor and then proceed to Washington to start the trans Atlantic leg with a letter from President Wilson to King George. Captain M A Batten, U S A, retired, is named as inventor and designer of the new aircraft.
Prisoner Dies After Self Harm In Colorado Jail
May 5 report from Colorado Springs states prisoner Joba Acres, age 3?, tore a sleeve strip and banged his head against his cell. He was found dead at the end of Sunday service as others sang hymns in the county jail.
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Colorado Spring
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Sherman Co Faces Varnishing and Finishing Question
Ambiguous notes reference the Sherman Company and a choice between varnishing and finishing processes. The fragmented text suggests a business decision or product specification debate without clear outcomes or dates.
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Sherman Co
Psychology tests shape vocational fit in early industry
A survey of psychology tests used by the United States Bureau of Education shows firms like American Telephone and Telegraph and offices under Munsterberg employ tests to pick workers for roles such as telephone operators and motormen. Results claim higher accuracy, wages, and efficiency, with broader aims to tailor work to individual bent and boost national productivity.
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Leonard P. Ayres
Sare Foundation
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BE. Thompson
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Commonwealth
Pope hears Mass at Vatican in first open service of era
In Rome on May 5 the pope celebrated Mass in the Vatican oratory for the first time since the start of the year. Officials expect he will be strong enough to officiate at Whitsunday. The report notes the pope’s condition and hints at renewed public duties.
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Vatican
Colorado's Sugar Fight With Mundell and Montana
A regional squabble over sugar prices and political support pits Mundell and Warren of Wisconsin against Colorado. Locals criticize the state’s leaders for relying on outside deals and fear high sugar costs overshadow local votes. The piece railes at delegations to secure cheap sugar while politicians face backlash for favoritism and missed opportunities.
Fatal fight at wedding ends in hospital and death
Waasi Kellup lies dying in Paul Minnesota city hospital and Mike Stissenski is seriously injured after a quarrel at a wedding. The men fought for minutes as guests cheered. Stissenski struck Kellup with a rock cracking his skull and was later found, fighting with an ax before being subdued and taken to hospital.
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Stiasensk
Bull Moore to Name Joke Candidate Ab
In LaPorth North Dakota on May 5 a movement emerged naming Bull Moore as a joke candidate amid local chatter and unclear formal backing.
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Joke AB
The State Leader Seeks Wyoming Statehouse Officials
The State Leader reports on Wyoming’s political map with focus on key officials, parties, and upcoming elections. Readers should watch for candidate moves, committee actions, and legislative priorities shaping the Cowboy State.
Fire devastates North Sydney business district. one dead
Halifax N S May 8 Thirty three buildings including most principal business houses in North Sydney were destroyed by fire early Sunday. One life was lost and property damages estimated at 100000 dollars. Many families were made homeless and seek relief.
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North Sydney
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