Perils of Prohibition Enforcers Draw Heavy Applications
In El Paso Texas more than 300 applications flood the local office for prohibition enforcement roles. Acting Supervisor John Toomey notes four agents have died violently in two months and many others wounded, as new men are being added to the roster. Washington reports. Fly control tests at USDA consider sapling from a Kentucky coffee tree as poison to flies, after professor Holmes claimed its properties. Lodi California onion owners seek dumping approval for 3,000 sacks stored on Moke Lumne river grounds, costing 1.25 a sack, sold 10 cents with sack included.
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el Paso
Texas
Prohibition Enforcement Service
John Toomey
Toomey
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Kentucky
George F. Holmes
University of Virginia
Holmes
Lodi
Calif
Mokelumne
Severe Wind Strips Roofs in Wilshire District Los Angeles
A bad storm in Los Angeles California ripped roofs off seven houses in the Wilshire district and felled several trees. One roof was blown about 100 feet. No injuries were reported.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Wilshire
Review of court martial proceedings proposed in bill
Representative Johnson Republican of South Dakota introduces a bill to review court martial cases from the war era. He says about 50,000 officers and men were hastily tried by court martial and erroneously convicted, leading to dishonorable discharges. The measure aims to reassess these proceedings and outcomes.
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Washington
Johnson
South Dakota
Judge Owens ruling favors Indian woman in Crosbie Heights suit
In district court at Tulsa Judge Owen Owen ruled for Mary Partridge in her suit to recover Crosbie Heights, a premier residential section of the city, involving about 1.5 million dollars. More than one hundred property owners were named as defendants in the action.
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Tulsa
Okla
Owen Owen
Mary Partridge
Crosbie Heights
Wolves and Stone Must Go
The U S Forest Service in cooperation with the Biological Survey plans to map and eradicate the gray wolf and mountain lion from stock ranges in Colorado and Wyoming, aiming to remove two destructive predators.
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U. S. Forest Service
Campaian
Biological Survey
Colorado
Wyoming
Lincoln court assigns $300 in favor of Peterson against Monroe Tel Co
Lincoln Neb. judgment for 300 dollars against Monroe Telephone Company was allowed by the supreme court to Oscar Peterson a Boone County Nebraska farmer who charged the company was responsible for the death of two horses due to failure to provide prompt veterinary connection. The court held telephone companies are under duty to furnish reasonably prompt connections and liable for breach of such duty.
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Lincoln, Neb
Monroe Telephone Company
Binie Supreme Court
Oscar Peterson
Boone County
Nebraska
Suffering of Lifetime Ended by Tanlac
Mrs. J. A. Burrington of Los Angeles describes chronic indigestion and stomach trouble lasting since childhood. After taking Tanlac she reports improved appetite, weight gain of eleven pounds, and renewed health, even after a bout of influenza. She keeps Tanlac at home as dependable medicine. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
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Tanlac
J. A. Burrington
Stanford Ave
Los Angeles
Calif
Taniac
Adv
Decorative Splendors and the Wisdom of Wealth
A dialogue on riches using the emblem of feathers to contrast beauty with usage. Miss Cayenne argues that wealth’s value lies in the intelligence guiding its use, noting even the finest ostrich feather can appear shabby if misapplied.
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Miss Cayenne
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Spotlight Ad
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as the premier kidney and liver remedy. It touts the product as a gentle healing vegetable compound with quick effects and broad appeal, urging readers to start treatment, buy bottles, or request a sample by mailing ten cents and noting the paper.
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Dr. Mer & Co
A. Y
Adyv
Hooked. Teachers debate union form with sudden mood
A male teacher urges forming a union while a female teacher comments on the suddenness of the moment. The scene unfolds with the judge noting the abrupt shift in tone.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Miscellaneous Clippings
An OCR fragment lists Hall's Catarrh Cure with claims of cleansing the blood and restoring health, mentions a Toledo company, and includes assorted lines about mudie residents of Lower California, German music schools, Cuticura Soap benefits, and English funeral customs. It reads as a fragmented advertising and informational snippet with many garbled phrases.
Spraying Is Profitable Work For Orchardists
United States Department of Agriculture experts urge fruit growers to deepen knowledge of spraying materials and methods. The bulletin outlines insect feeding, biting versus sucking pests, and practical guidance on arsenicals, contact sprays, fumigants, and safe handling for stone fruits like cherries, plums, and peaches.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Scheele'’s
London
Farmers
Division of Publications
Diversification Helps Farm Enterprises and Risk
Diversification of the farm business by producing several salable products reduces risk from crop failure and low prices. It promotes better use of teams and machinery, allows crop rotation, and supports safety and stability of the enterprise. Climate soil and topography can limit suitable crops and rotations.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Weeds Are A Great Nuisance On Farms
The farmer faces weeds as an ongoing burden from spring to fall. They require extra work, spoil appearances, and steal nutrients from crops. yet national yields remain high, highlighting the widespread spread and impact of weeds on farming.
Youths Celebrate Spring With Creekside Mischief
In a Kansas City Star piece, Gap Johnson describes children enjoying spring at the creek. The youngsters shed undergarments, playfully rival, tie clothes, splash, and tumble into the water in a chaotic, cheerful scene on a warm evening.
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Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Gabe Giggery
Jim-Tom Tullery
Zeke Yawley
Kansas City Star
His Views and a German Echo Revisited
A Birmingham Age Herald exchange cites a bumptious citizen claiming zoos symbolize human superiority, while Mr Grampson reveals he has visited a zoo only rarely and muses on humans doing less curiosity and more care for animals. Nearby Bingen Germany holds a famed echo that repeats a sound seventy times.
Bobby Wants That Agate And Other Tiny Tales
A child begs for two cents to buy an agate and teases his father with questions about what he would do with pennies. A humorous reminiscence of a family moment contrasts with a joke about an elevator’s imagined fate and newspaper mentions.
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Bobby
Very Absent. Paris beggars vanish amid change shortage
A fragment notes a maid scolding a garbage man and Mrs Newlywed declining morning service while a Paris change shortage drives half the beggars off the streets, hinting at economic strain reflected in daily life.
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Paris
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