Harding orders coal mines to open and protect workers
Des Moines Register reports President Harding orders coal mines to reopen with protection for workers. The piece argues for government settlement of miner grievances via a federal commission and warns against “rule or ruin” by miners. It also features satirical quips on tariffs, debt, and gardening, reflecting broad political commentary.
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Des Moines Register
Harding
United States
Lithuania
Roumania
Transgressive talk and coal price debate spark small town chatter
A fusion of humor and opinion pieces reflects on flappers and social change while a coal price dispute pits operators against miners. The Terril Tribune notes Livermore water bonds and local visits, with brief rural social updates and a child’s leg injury.
Graettinger Friday visits noted for local residents
Miss Bertha Hauge spent Friday at Graettinger. Miss Hannah Sandvik was at Graettinger Friday taking her music lessons. Miss Noble is her teacher.
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Bertha Hauge
Graettinger
Hannah Sandvik
Miss Noble
Pete Jensen Hosts Aid Visit At Chrng and Norris Homes
Graettinger caller Pete Jensen visits Story City residents Monday at the Chrng and Ole Norris homes. Mrs. Seth Smith to entertain Lost Island Ladies Aid August 3. All are asked to attend.
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Pete Jensen
Graettinger
Holver Knutson
Story City
Ole Norris
Seth Smith
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