Floods in Colorado Call for Immediate Federal Aid
The report describes a strict 43 cent per hour work pay scale enforced by military authorities for flood relief in Pueblo. Sightseers must leave or work, while residents are warned against idleness. Employers should request workers from Chief of Police Daly at the Elks Club. Red Cross funds will lead relief with federal help urged, including a proposed five million dollars.
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Fueblo
Daly
Elks Club
Red
Cross
Colorado
Washington
Congress
Foreclosures Filed in Week Over Mortgage Accounts
The past week saw civil actions filed with Clerk B M Jacobson. Adolph Aman vs J E Mason et al seeks foreclosure of mortgage. Federal Land Bank of Spokane vs Herbert W Corey et al also seeks foreclosure of mortgage.
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B. M. Jacobson
Adolph Aman
J. E. Mason
Federal Land Bank of Spokane
Herbert W. Corey
Power School District Seeks Bids for Proposals
Notice from Power School District announces proposals for bids for upcoming projects. Board invites qualified firms to submit bids by specified deadline and outlines application requirements and evaluation criteria.
School houses and teacherage move bids for Power Montana
No. 30 district seeks bids to move two school houses and one teacherage into Power Montana. One house about three miles away and another house with the teacherage about eight miles away. Bids due by June 17 at 2 PM. The board may reject any bid. W P Andrews clerk Power Montana May 80 1921 first pub June 2 last June 9
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W. P. Andrews
Power
Montana
Flame of Youth shines as Mason leads at Royal theater
The verdict on Flame of Youth, a William Fox production starring Shirley Mason, is that it is the best photoplay in which she has played the principal role. It screens at the Royal theater.
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Wm. Fox
Shirley Mason
Royal Theater
Miss Mason
Call of Youth to Be Shown at Royal Theater
A strong Par amount picture titled The Call of Youth will be shown at the Royal theater next Sunday. The film is produced in England by Famous Players Lasky British Producers Ltd under the direction of Hugh Ford, noted American director.
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Paramount
Royal Theater
England
Famous Players-Lasky British Producers, Ltd
Hugh Ford
The Greater Claim at Royal Theater Opens Monday
Alice Lake, beloved screen star, will be seen in The Greater Claim on the Metro special run for two days beginning Monday at the Royal Theater.
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Alice Lake
Screen World
Metro
Royal Theater
Sheriff in Liquor Ring Charge Made on Scobey Official
A complaint filed in Scobey district court accuses Daniels County Sheriff Dave Martin of failing to report liquor violations, diverting whisky for personal use, conspiring with importers, and taking bribes. Eleven counts endorsed by Attorney General Rankin. County Attorney Nyquist leads the case. charges date to last December and January.
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Scobey
Helena
Dave Martin
Daniels County
Wellington D. Rankin
John Nyquist
Americans Remembered With Gratitude in Aisne France
Alexander Woolcott writes that despite bitterness toward the United States among some French, the Aisne region shows steadfast welcome for Americans. He cites a Brittany mother and a Beaule-Guery resident as examples of enduring affection after a brutal war and American soldiers aiding local defense.
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Alexander Woolcott
The
North American Review
Aisne
France
Germany
Brittany
Paris
Beau-le-Guery
Belleau Wood
Pollu
America
Zayly
Classified. Wanted two room house and garden near Chateau
Classified ad offers a free two room house and acre garden with water for irrigation two miles from Chateau. Inquiries to Acantha office. Lost pony alert near Chateau bay pony six years old star on forehead four black feet scar on hind leg and left shoulder belonged to a little girl Lovina Ward Box 462 Chateau Mont.
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Chateau
Acantha
S. T. Pasture
Lovina” Ward
Mont
C. G. McDermott
Fairfield
W. L. Barrett
Dutton Road
Grit says reliability and self development equal genius
The excerpt urges leaders to be safe and sane, reject trust in others, and pursue personal growth. It argues promises require sacrifice and swindlers abound, but honest effort builds merit and progress through using one’s own resources.
Acetylene Heats Lausanne Palace Hotel Homes
In Lausanne a central acetylene fired system heats a block of five houses known as the Palace hotel. The apparatus generates acetylene, mixes it with air, and burns it in a coil to raise hot water to 160 to 175 F in twenty minutes. Daily carbide use ranges from 200 to 500 pounds in mild winters.
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Switzerland
Palace Hotel
Lausanne
Poisoned Cream Cakes Alarm Doctors Report
Doctors Lesne Vielle and Langle report to Press Medicare that many children were poisoned by cream cakes left 24 hours in a window display. They note such fillings made of sugar and gelatin are common in summer and suggest banning them.
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Lesne
Vielle
Langle
Paris
Three-Legged Whale Is Caught Near British Columbia
A female whale about fifty feet long was caught at a whaling station near British Columbia. It has three legs, the first ever discovered, with legs projecting four feet from the body near the tail and about six inches broad.
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British Columbia
Whale products marketed by Newfoundland whalers
Whale sausage and steak delicacies made from whale flesh are being put on the market by Newfoundland whalers. The line includes sausages meat extract canned steaks and tongue offering a range of whale derived foods.
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Newfoundland
Hawk Makes Fatal Mistake In Imlaystown Window Crash
The Malsbury family found a hawk dead after it crashed through a bay window while pursuing a freshly mounted ringneck pheasant gifted to Mrs Malsbury. The incident occurred at their home in Imlaystown New Jersey, near the taxidermist’s prize.
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B. P. Malsbury
Imlaystown
N. J
Russel Malsbury
New Pumice Stone From Niijima Islands
A commerce report highlights Koka Seki, a Japanese pumice variety from Niijima islands near Idzu. The stone has ancient use as building material and offers high tensile strength, durability, and heat resistance at 1300 degrees C, suitable for boiler furnaces safes linings and refrigerator insulation. It is easily cut accepts nails and can be metal plated or painted.
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Niijima Islands
New Islands
Idzu Peninsula
Tokyo
Memorial Forests as Large Memorial Orchards
The American Forestry Magazine advocates expanding memorial plantings for war dead from individual trees to larger tracts. It proposes creating half acre or larger memorial forests dedicated to those who served, named as townships, municipalities, counties, or communities, to ensure lasting remembrance.
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American Forestry Magazine
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L. EE. Taylor Garage
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