Movement Promotes State Home Ownership Initiative Endorsed by Governor
Delegates return home to drum up interest in a new state movement titled Your Own Home. Governor Brough endorses the plan as Liberty Hall hosts a gathering with regional directors, mayors, and committee members noting a drive to form a permanent state organization. Meetings outline town-by-town adoption, with talks on making home ownership possible for residents. aim is a statewide cooperative movement led by local leaders.
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Ren D. Brickhouse
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JS Merehell
Trokley
Webster
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Lith
Bork
Viol Wrielt Brinley
Wright, Arkadelphia
Na Wood
Villon
Tewirt
Cosunivycin
Mat Kill
Apkoand
Colton
Mr. Purves
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Local Notes and Agriculture Span White County News
Dense, era style digest notes include farm prices, crop yields, and local business. Mentions strawberry and cotton shipments, paving plans for West Helena, timber and cream shipments, and community actions. References to Rogers pastorate, local officials, and county economic activity.
Buried Treaty Copy Report Moves Amid Debates
Senator Borah wins access to a record on a Peage treaty amid a long fight. The committee will trace how New York parties financed copies and how authorities published the text. The Senate action and related political maneuvering occupy the page along with other notices and law updates.
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New York
Weshington
Sima
Emmy
Sbi
Otter
Senifor Bart
Senate
Hivineh
Wwe
Ad Petrol
Fragmented Global News Blend With Mixed Updates
The report mixes financial bids for completion work and local governance with war updates, weather incidents, and a newspaper plan. It notes a 400000 pound project, a politicians’ dispute, a Bolshevik victory claim, a Hungarian town capture, and a paper route by airplane, interwoven with varied names and places.
Livestock Self-Feeder Promises Economical Feeding
A Velie States Department article extols a self feeder for hogs and cattle, claiming labor savings and lower feed waste. It describes how the device distributes a fixed amount of grain, enabling continuous feeding with reduced labor, ideal in pasture systems, and notes it fits various forage crops and farm setups across regions.
Aid For Overheated Horses From Wisconsin Breeders Assoc
When a horse overheats in heat, move to shade and cool, sponge with cold water, rinse, and wrap with cloth. Use cold water or better, and offer aromatic spirits of ammonia or sweet spirits of nitre mixed in water or warm coffee for relief.
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Wisconsin
Boy Scouts Lead Liberty Loan Effort Across Nation
Former Secretary McAdoo praises the Boy Scouts of America for raising substantial subscriptions during the fourth Liberty Loan campaign and War Savings Stamps drive. He commends their initiative energy and courage, notes figures around 42 million dollars and 2.09 million subscribers, and urges continued patriotic work in support of the country and troops.
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Trawsney
W. G. McAdoo
Sante Porhbara
Boy Scouts of
Ais New
Sconts
America
Mir
Hey Scout Organization
Principle of Scouting and Moral Courage
Nenntinar discusses scouting’s role in shaping boys through discipline and duty. A. W. Perry in Scouting urges guiding youths toward self control, self-reliance, and moral readiness, preferring inner strength over crowd approval. He envisions a forest trial that tests character and resilience.
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W. A. Perry
Mim
Scout Secret Password Sparks Sleepy Alarm
A boy scout's sleep is disturbed by a whispered password and anxious mutterings as family learns the rank secret was kept, with Pershing noted as a related executive in Oklahoma City. The scene closes with relief as the password remains securely hidden and a sunlit breath of calm replaces the tension.
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Jin
Alt Wight Jon
Pershing
Oklahoma City
General Pershing
Boy Scout Doings Across Cities In Brief Report
In Spokane a local boy earned a merit badge after a fire safety inspection. Toledo’s Troop No 18 scraped and repainted a house with wire brushes, a good turn. Vineland milk dealer offered a prize for 1,500 missing bottles. one scout found $0 in a yard. Eighteen scouts located 1,087 bottles.
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Spokane
Wash
Toledo
Vineland
N. 4
Great Believer in Black-Draught Advert
Mrs W B Dawson of Nowata Oklahoma extols Black-Draught as a universal remedy for headaches indigestion and stomach trouble praising its liver support and overall health benefits she notes it helps her family and is kept in the home for common ailments as sold by druggists with a strong testimonial tone.
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Oklahoma
Nowata
Okla
W. B. Dawson
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