Norse News Items Mention Local Life and Notices
Farmers work cotton and stubble in fine weather while residents greet visitors and note moves. Obituaries, resignations, and new carrier appointments mix with volunteer physician recruitment for a possible influenza epidemic and a Texas farm sale listing from Clifton.
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Josie Branhagen
Edstrom
Decoral
Iowa
Laelia Amundson
Northfield
Minn
Oswald M. Olson
U.S. Marine Service
Clarence M. Colwick
Mes Pear
Canbeon
Mary Colwick
Noble M. Colwick
Jaime
C. Ringgnens
Marthia Canuteson
Norse Lutheran
J. K. Rystad
Wilson's California Tour Clears Up League Doubts
President Wilson defended the League of Nations during a daylong Los Angeles stop, answering Senator Johnson's criticisms. Californians rallied to his side, while discussions on Shan Tung and American sovereignty were framed as safeguards through League arbitration and unanimous Council decisions to avoid war.
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Praigent
Wilson
Pacific Coast
Wan
League of Nations
California
Los Angeles
Hiram Johnaga
Wirdu
United States
Japan
China
Mount Clemens
Burnet
Independent
Burren
Johnson
Mr. Provident
Senator Johnson
League
Bhan Tung
Pacific
England
France
Shan Tung
Germany
Jeas Kluptom
Counel
Afr
Fire Department of
Utah
Connel
Scout Notes Reflect Adoption of By-Laws at City Hall
In a Saturday night meeting at City Hall the Scoute adopted By-Laws and Constitution. The document sets voting majorities, meeting cadence, disciplinary rules for drop or suspension, and observer duties for a scout master. The note ends with a closing quip about expectations of men and women.
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Scoute
Onfar Pt
Goth
Scoutmaater
Paul Lecilers
Peentisalon
Seoul
Boy Scoute
Hill's Business College Announces Shorthand Courses
Hill's Business College on Franklin Street in Waco Texas offers up to date shorthand systems including the Gold and the SUCCESS Pitman. A diploma promises success in business life. Request the free catalog to learn methods and standards used.
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Pitman
Commercial Industries Will Be Paralyzed If Help Isn’t Given
A damaged ad piece pleads for assistance to support commercial industries facing wartime employment shortages. It warns continuing inaction will paralyze business, urges readers to respond, and promises job placements through a school’s employment department. The message promotes training in bookkeeping stenography telegraph operators and related roles, referencing postwar demand and potential wages. It also mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and a free catalog offer.
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Hua Ben
Apie
Uzen
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