Upstairs Misadventure in a Shared Apartment
Miss Barton and Major Hilton rent adjacent suites on the same floor and swap belongings by mistake. A mismatched workbasket and a tan leather suitcase spark comic near-misses as both try to reclaim items, leading to a neighborly confrontation and a playful proposal to reconcile their accidental thefts with a gift for the major’s mother.
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Thirty-Eighth Street
Josephine Barton
West
Major Hilton
George
Belgabor
South Suite
Barton
Miss Barton
Scott
Ana
Teo
Major
Miks
Major and Miss Barton Relieve Hallway Dress Complications
A minor crisis unfolds as Miss Barton loses a key and fears being locked out. The major helps by hosting her on the stair landing, sharing food and conversation for hours. They bond over chess and stories while awaiting the janitor, ending with an introduction plan to Lieutenant Meers.
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Miss Barton
Number Four
Number Three
Tarrytown
Mrs. Todd
Lieutenant Meers
Ime
Meers
Josephiz
Season for hog cholera spread in South Dakota
In Brookings South Dakota Dr G S Weaver extension animal disease specialist warns of a wide hog cholera outbreak likely this summer and fall the largest since 1914 Outbreaks already cover eastern areas Farmers should watch hogs vaccinate all well hogs within two to three miles of infected herds and vaccinate before sickness begins
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Brookings
South Dakota
G.S. Weaver
State College
Weaver
North Dakota finances rise as April 30 report shows funds
The North Dakota state general fund stood at 781 170 70 on April 30 1922 up from 681 206 23 a year earlier according to state treasurer John Steen Taxes are collected at about the same rate as last year and align with prior years during the first tax period Eight calves born in two years on an Estlin Sask farm a Jersey cow delivered five calves weighing about 20 pounds each last year she had three more earlier raising cattle profits Landis to attend American Legion convention in Devils Lake joining national commander Hanford MacNider in June 20 21 and 22 convention expected to be among the Northwests largest
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Jove
Miss Barton
Emma
Brooklyn
New York
Miss Narton
Kxr
Migs Barton
Bismarck
N. D
John Steen
North Dakota
Winnipeg
Hollis Williams
Estlin
Regina
Sask
Protest Over Abrogation Of Goltra Contract In St Louis
United States Senator J A Reed urged Secretary Weeks to abrogate a government awarded contract to Edward F Goltra of St Louis for an all water line between Minneapolis and New Orleans. The request sought turning over four tow boats and 19 barges to the existing lower Mississippi line where equipment was deemed more needed.
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St. Louis
Edward F. Goltra
Minneapolis
New Orleans
United States
J. A. Reed
J. W. Weeks
Seed Loan Exhausted For Northwest Farmers
The seed loan act funds for drought relief in the Northwest were near exhaustion by mid month. Through April 30, $748,734 had been lent to 6,361 farmers for grain to seed crops such as wheat oats barley and flax. Washington officials also noted talks with Germany to form a mixed claims commission over seized property and Lusitania sinking claims.
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Washington
Northwest
Department of Agriculture
United States
Germany
Mixed Claims Commission
Who Shall Be Boss Washington Peking Power Struggle
The text portrays a fierce contest between two men over who will dominate China as the walls of Peking become a focal point in the struggle for leadership. It frames the clash as a contest for supreme authority in China.
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Washington
Walls of
Peking
China
Beveridge Defeats New For Indiana Senate Nomination
Former Senator Albert J. Beveridge won the Republican nomination for United States senator in Indiana over Harry New by 20,472 votes. Complete unofficial figures from nine counties show Beveridge 205,410 to New 184,038.
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Beveridge
Indianapolis
Albert J. Beveridge
Harry
New
United States
Courtesy Opens Doors Beyond Force
A concise saying highlights that polite conduct yields access and opportunities more effectively than aggressive means, emphasizing restraint and respect as practical tools in social and professional life.
89 Year Old Prospector Sam Conger Returns to Rockies
The Milwaukee Journal reports Sam Conger, famed as the Grand Old Man of the Mountains, at 89 heads back to Boulder county Colorado to hunt one last big strike. He located tungsten in Denver and discovered the Poor Man and other mines during a seven decade career across Colorado, California, Oregon, New Mexico and Arizona.
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Sam Conger
Rockies
Mountains
Colorado
Sam’ Cong
Boulder County
Antietam
Holland
Boulder
Boulder City
Conger
Denver
Arizona
Milwaukee Journal
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