President Wilson Daily Schedule in Washington
The article details President Wilson's routine in Washington. He rises at 5 a.m. baths and study by 5 50 and dictation with Charles Swein until breakfast at 6.40. Appointments start at 10 a.m. with a noon luncheon and afternoon recreation. Evenings mix work with billiards poetry readings and crime fiction. He retires before 11 p.m.
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Washington
Wilson
Louisville Courier- Journal
Charles Swein
Charlie
White House
Grayson
George Bickford Makes Strides In Music in Chicago
Washington Journal notes George Bickford’s rise as a composer with support from Eddie Ward cabaret figure. Sophie Tucker and other performers to debut his song Seventeen around mid month. Ward backs lyrics and promotion, with Bickford still in high school pursuing music in spare time.
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Washington Journal
Bickford
George Bickford
Chicago
Eddie Ward
George
Sophie Tucker
Palace Theater
Jerry Jerome
Marie Foster
Mr. Ward
Eddie
Life Race With Wolves In Michigan Trapper Tale
Three trappers Charlies Leonard George Weston and Bert Parker returned from a Lake Superior trip and faced a wolf pack three miles from shelter. A rifle shot scattered the wolves allowing the men to escape toward a cabin after one hunter was mauled by the pack.
Man seeks wife with $1,000 in Murphysboro ad
Riley Russell of Gorconville Missouri orders an recruitment notice in the Murphysboro Republican Era seeking a wife. The ad asks for a white American woman aged seventeen to thirty five with no bad habits and at least one thousand dollars in bank reserves.
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Murphysboro
Ill
B. Sheley
Riley Russell
Gorconville
Russell
Farm Recluse Goes to Court
William H. Harden, a lifelong recluse from a Lincoln county farm, left his rural home for the first time in many years to appear in Logan county circuit court over a case in which he is interested.
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Logan County
William H. Harden
Harden
Indictments Dismissed Motions Seek Docket Clearing
Muncie Indiana February 3 Prosecutor Horace Murphy motions in circuit court to dismiss grand jury indictments against Mayor Bunch Chief of Police Melbvaine and others tied to the attempt to dynamite Wilbur Ryman home The indictments rest on testimony by Bat Masterson who is currently imprisoned for perjury
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Muncie
Ind
Horace Murphy
Circuit Court
Mayor Bunch
Melbvaine
Wilbur Ryman
Bat” Masterson
Catch Fish by Wagon Loads in Land Prairie
Farmers harvest large numbers of fish from streams in Land Prairie Illinois as ponds freeze. Fish swim to spring waters for air and are hauled by wagon to market in the cold spell.
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Land Prairie, Ill
Noblesville Strike Continues at Union Sanitary Plant
Noblesville Ind Feb 3 seventy five foundry employees at Union Sanitary Manufacturing company plant remain on strike over non union hiring with no immediate settlement prospects.
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Noblesville
Ind
Union Sanitary Manufacturing Company
Sanger and Mondell Convicted in Birth Control Case
New York February reports Margaret Sanger and assistant Fania Mondell found guilty of disseminating forbidden information. They face sentencing February 8. Sanger is sister of Ethel Byrne, who hunger struck after conviction for birth control clinic activities.
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New York
Margaret Sanger
Fania Mondell
Sanger
Ethel Byrne
Pruning Guide for Small Fruit Bushes and Currants
The article explains summer pruning for blackberry and raspberry canes, removing old fruiting canes and pinching new growth to encourage vigorous laterals. It covers spring pruning to remove wood that bore berries, and shaping currants by balancing one and two year old canes.
Hold Wire Near Ground to Prevent Hog Fence Escapes
A method to keep fence wire close to the ground is shown by O. B. Laurent of New Roads, La. A notched peg driven into the ground holds the lower edge of the wire mesh in the notch, preventing hogs and other small animals from slipping under.
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O. B. Laurent
New Roads
Popular Mechanics
Silage as a Dairy Ration Improves Milk Production
Silage is widely used in dairy feeding and is favored for palatability bulk and digestive benefits. Coot silage adds to a balanced ration, reducing costs with butterfat cheaper and milk production more economical when replacing corn fodder.
Manure Use Could Cut Farm Fertilizer Costs
Farmers who understand the nutrients in farm manure and properly utilize it can save millions by reducing purchases of commercial fertilizers. This approach would lessen dependence on fertilizer imports and ease future crises in supply.
Wanted House Building Ad Listings
Classified note seeks buyers for a house with location street number and best price. Include address Co. C care of Journal. Also requests two modern unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping near the square with address M care of the Journal.
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Co. C
For Rent West half of Coffin property
For rent the west half of the Coffin property opposite The Orpheum. Six rooms. See Harry Smith 139.
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Coffin
Orpheum
Harry Smith
For Sale Items Include House and Lots and Woods
Classified notes list multiple sales including a house with three lots and fruit, a ten acre property outside city limits with barn and orchard, hay by C. B. McPeek, wood cut in stove lengths, and available residence properties from Wm. I. Long offered at attractive prices and terms. Contact Ernest Bailey J. E. Hickenbottom and phone numbers 2505 and 4274 provided.
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Ernest Bailey
J. E. Hickenbottom
C. B. McPeek
Wm. I
Seven room Condit home on large lot for sale
The listing offers a seven room Condit house with lot 115 by 165 feet, located seven blocks north of the northeast corner of the square. Wm L Long advertises land and a subscription offer for Landology magazine with free details and mail options through Skidmore Building, Marinette Wisconsin.
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Condit
Wm. L. Long
Wisconsin Farm Lands Landology
Landology
Skidmore Land Co
Skidmore Building
Marinette
Wisconsin
Lost neckpiece found on West Kirkwood area
Lost yesterday between Lincoln School and North Court Street a feathered neck piece. Reward will be given upon return to Eileen Flins pach 606 North Court Street.
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West Kirkwood
Lincoln School
North Court Street
Eileen Flinspach
Forty Acre Farm Public Sale at Fairfield Iowa
Public sale of forty acres of good land near Fairfield Iowa to the highest responsible bidder scheduled for February 24 1917. Neighbors described as the best in the state. For particulars write H M Schooley Libertyville Iowa.
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Fairfield
Iowa
H. M. Schooley
Libertyville
Feather dusters aid chicks in brood care claim
A Minnesota poultry specialist suggests using feather dusters in the brooder to reduce chick losses. He argues the dusters help chicks feel as if guarded by a hen, easing homesickness and despondency from lack of a mother.
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Minnesota
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American Press Association
Pack
Missourian
Lincoln, Ill
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Orpheum Theatre
Burlington
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Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Sierra Nevadas
W.S. Harreld
Ticket Agt
America
Paige
Stratford
Linwood
Detroit
F. O. B. Detroit
Detroit Motor Car Company
Detroit, Mich
Broadway Garage
Fred W. McClain
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