Hoboes Seek Winter Quarters From Eastern Cities
The piece notes a seasonal hobo migration to New York Cooper Union, Boston, Philadelphia, and Buffalo with winter lodging scarce and beggars earning modest sums. It cites New Orleans as a top southern refuge, describes a trainload of tramps, and mentions wider societal neglect of struggling newspapers and closures across towns and states.
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New York
Cooper Union
Bowery
Boston
Philadelphia
Buffalo
New Orleans
St. Augustine
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Avanta
Florida
Tumous
Soldiers' Bonus Tax Levy Planned for 1922
Preparation for the Towa State soldiers' bonus includes spreading a two mill levy on 1922 tax lists to fund principal and interest on bonds. County auditors will revise assessments once canvass results are known, else payments to veterans face year long delay. A Graettinger sign offers polite credit questions. a chemists’ firm claims a virus to end rats via cannibalism.
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Towa
Guy Panghorn
R. E. Johnson
State Executive Council
Johnson
Aius Tor Pungborn
Executive Council
Ma. Johnson
Terris Tribune
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Wenzelmann
Columbus
Stoughton
John Deere
International
McCornick
Duin
Clipper
Emerson
Maxwell Cor
H. E. Wikert
Grodland & Hepp
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Audts
Vincent Kelly
John O. Jertson
Clerks
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G. E. Moore
Wallingford
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Segis Pantiay
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Sarah J. Moore
BH. B
Flaewer
Algonquin
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Sols
Foshier & Erb
M. Q. Gradland
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