The Apple of Her Eye
Helen Raymond, a twenty five year old store clerk, endures a rain soaked day and caring for her mother while facing loneliness and the lure of material comfort. A surprise visitor arrives and a friend helps cover a debt owed by her brother Herbert, prompting a plan to support her mother and keep the family afloat.
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Helen Raymond
Helen
Mrs. Raymond
Henderson & Henderson's
Henderson & Henderson
Mrs. Mason
Jace
Raymond
Herbert
Carroll
Jack Carroll
Miss Raymond
Mr. Carroll
Mrs.Raymond
Dusiness
Bert
Nationwide coal and rail strikes threaten supply crisis
Military troops guard reopening mines as coal and rail strikes paralyze industry. Reports cite shortages of light and heat, rising dis orders, and potential loss of life and property. Disruptions affect New England to California with rationing and emergency measures planned.
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Washington
New England
Pacific Coast
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
New Hampshire
Ilinois
Youngstown
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Chicago
Carriera
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Kansas City
San Francisco
St. Paul
Concord
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North Dakota Wheat Crop Safe From Rust Threat
A weekly report by J. W. Hall, county agent, indicates North Dakota wheat crop is unlikely to suffer materially from rust. Rust may affect grain grade but not state yield, with possible losses of only one or two bushels per acre. Weather the last 10 days has favored corn. Potato areas report higher disease with blackleg reducing yields.
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Fargo
N.D
North Dakota
J. W. Hall
Hall
Federal moves to divert coal by priority shipping orders
Federal officials announced immediate plans to divert coal to essential transportation lines using priority orders. The Inter State Commerce Commission and Commerce Department would implement the scheme within days, focusing on supplying northern Great Lakes ports if needed.
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Great Lake Ports
Washington
Hoover
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commerce. Department
Great Lake
Bankruptcy filing lists assets and debts in district court
The filing in the United States district court shows the defendant declaring assets valued at 200 dollars and debts totaling 2,830 dollars. The document frames a contrast between minimal assets and a larger liability claim.
Treasurers Report for Exeter Hool District No 13 North Dakota
Treasurer reports for Exeter School District No 13 and McCulley District No 22 in North Dakota for years ending June 30 1922 and June 30 1922 summarize cash on hand receipts from state tuition funds taxes and sinking funds and total expenditures including school houses salaries and operations. It lists grand totals receipts 9130.39 and 2521.01 with expenditures 9078.39 and 2056.82 respectively and notes sinking fund balances and transfers.
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Exeter Hool
Ramous
North Dakota
Ot County
Noa
Zel
Exeter
AE Ae
Istrict School Board
Arourt
Les Teacore Retirement Fund
Brecultey
Hanray
Independent Ward Endorses O Connor for Senator
Arnold of Berthold, a lifelong Democrat and staunch Townley and Wilddn ally, backs O Connor as the better senator than Fresieg. He claims Democratic support will flip seventeen precincts to elect O Connor, portraying Rendtel as the regular party choice.
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Arnold
Berthold
Townley
Wilddn
T. O’connor
O'Connor
Fresieg
Rend
Chang
Nestos
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Blue
Berane
Lene Herbert
Helga
Northwest
Robert
Kolinat
Chile
Pervyn Pat
Aleas
Asurer
The
Reeeponent Board
Andreas Mitzel
Jane
Connor
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