Rail Workrs for a Strike and Peace Treaty Debates
The piece surveys labor tensions as railway workers vote on strike amid reduced wages under federal orders. It also covers U S ratification politics for Germany Austria and Hungary treaties, Lloyd George inviting Irish talks, and European disarmament debates at the League seeking gradual limits. Leaders explore domestic unemployment plans and international diplomacy.
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France
Lloyd George
Federal Railway Under Board
Brotherhood of Ftailwey Traspmen
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Senate Committee
America
Wilson
Lodge
Herding
Reichstag
Alm
Chaneetlor Wirth
Opin
United States
Fayette
League of Nations
Robert Cecil
South Africa
League
Great Britain
Peru
Bolivia
Ireland
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Terefore Lloyd George
London
Arthur Grifith
Sinn Fein
Bilan Fein
Garden cleaning and fall work for early spring planting
The United States Department of Agriculture urges gardeners to prepare soil and protect stored materials, remove decayed vines, burn or haul away waste, and sow rye or winter crops to improve early spring readiness. Early tasks prevent diseases, reduce nutrient loss, and allow earlier planting of beets lettuce onions.
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Edward W. Pickard
United States
Washington
Harding
Trever
United
Steien
Tims
Gerden
United’ States Department
Putting Plow Away In Fall
A fragmented note describes storing a plow for the season with a grease or oil step and a covering action. The readable text emphasizes preparing farming equipment for winter by protecting parts and covering gear.
Tuberculosis Poster Warns Cattle Owners and Public
Veterinary officials in the United States Agriculture Department emphasize tuberculosis can spread despite apparent health. A two colored poster shows two herds, one healthy and one infected, and illustrates how silent transmission may occur to children and dairy workers.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Manure Shows Great Value In Early Spring Trials
An agricultural note from a station highlights manure as a low-cost soil improver. Early-season experiments demonstrate how barnyard manure boosts clover growth and overall field productivity, underscoring its value for farmers preparing for spring planting.
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Ows
Fragmented OCR Quaints a Grower Price Debate
A garbled OCR excerpt discusses grower pricing and surplus calls for, referencing winter prices and existing facilities. It mentions buildings, burial, and a permanent fate, with unclear terms and nonstandard phrasing.
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Attine
Sheep as Scavengers in Soil Renewal
Fragmentary notice notes sheep possess ability to renovate soil and control feed. unreadable in parts but highlights sheep as environmental cleaners.
Tartine Spread Across Town as Simple Apt Choice
A concise note notes Tartine as an everywhere choice described as petite and apt. It presents a terse impression of ubiquity and practicality without further details.
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