Wyoming Farmer urged to save rainfall for prosperity
The article emphasizes conservation of every drop of rainfall as essential to prospering farms in Wyoming. It urges landowners to prepare soil properly, whether irrigated or dry farming, to preserve moisture for current and future crops.
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Wyoming
Cleveland
Odd Courtship Customs and Notable Women Workers Across Lands
The text describes Majalee courtship rituals in New Guinea using fire signals to choose a partner. It notes English war workers showing great strength, Britain paying unemployment bonuses, a gigantic bed designed for thirty, and high female employment among Indian factory workers. It mentions Romanian women reputedly smart, Washington DC federal workers with many women members, and Honolulu women organizing for city beautification.
North Russian expeditionary force hold fast in Arctic war
A detailed report from Aurora Terras island describes the Allied North Russian expedition against Bolsheviks near Archangel. It notes American doughboys and allies fighting in harsh winter conditions across a vast, frozen front from the Pechora to Onega Bay, with riverine, rail, and swamp actions including a British monitor aid and a brave British surgeon’s valor aboard a river monitor.
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Anchangel
Associated Pressi
Aurora
Doubla
Germany
Medicine Hat
Moose Jaw
Pechora River
Arctic Ocean
Siberian
Onega Bay
Archangel
Murmansk
John
Kola Bay
Ities
Arma
Joba
Vologda
Kelliss
Pina
Dvina
Aled
Rivée
Russia
Mississippi
Berosniki
Vaga
Beresniki
The
Monitor
Navy
Rotiaan
Kotlasa
Boreanski
Boresniki
Obonerskaya
Archangel Harbor
Campaign to Promote Proper Tire Size Nationwide
Tire manufacturers will launch a nationwide campaign to educate auto makers and dealers about using tires of the proper size. They will also push reducing spare tires. The effort follows a Commercial Economy Board report showing only 7 of 21 cars tested had tires of the recommended size.
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Washington, D. C
Commercial Economy Board
Local Bank Deposits Reflect Growing Public Confidence
On May 1 1916 and May 10 1918 figures show deposits rising to 657 516.88 and 1 007 062.52 respectively as patrons express appreciation for careful service. Directors note continued growth and stable finances.
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