Uncle Henry’s Letter from South Dakota Corn Belt
A letter from Uncle Henry, Denver Tribune correspondent, waxes about farming Texas to the Corn Palace in Mitchell, South Dakota. He notes corn yields, road improvements, and labor day celebrations, plus Indian land allotments, the wagoner gathering, and local corn varieties with acreages for 1922 and 1923. He imagines vast agricultural potential across states and regions.
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Climate swings south 250 miles weather outlook
By Selby Maxwell the forecast for the coming week notes a shift of weather patterns heading south about 250 miles. Expect partly cloudy skies with variable temperatures and unsettled conditions across regions mentioned in the report.
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Chicago climate warms yet grows harsher says 1922 summary
An excerpt from a 1922 weather bureau pamphlet notes Chicago’s average temperature rising from 1871 to 1922 by about 2.5 degrees, with winters milder yet more extreme. It compares Chicago to Evansville Indiana and Menominee Michigan and cites shifting monthly warmth and cold swings across decades.
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National Cathedral progress in Washington D C
Preparations continue for the National Cathedral of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Only the apse is finished though four million dollars have been raised. Aiming to complete within five years the structure will be among the world’s largest churches.
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