Survey of the World's News ITE third anni conference
Reports from the ITE third annual conference on exceptional children discuss education for feeble minded youths, with emphasis on citizenship and special needs. Notes cover ethnology work with Native songs, Alaska coal probes, Swiss water power, crop protection, women police, and new smaller U S currency designs.
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Exceptonas Eh
Te College
Newarka
National
Asuociation
A. Emil Schmitt
New York
Maxtuilian 2
B. Groxzmann
Redmond and Congress Changes Stir Signals Across Capitals
Reports from Washington describe the plan to rearrange the House chamber as the new Congress readies to take office March 4. Superintendent Eliott Woods notes space constraints will delay permanent chamber changes until December session. Indian farmers prepare for Fort Peck opening with six new towns and 2,008,003 acres total. 12,303 acres allotted to Indians, 8,800 acres cultivated now. The German envoy’s junior military attache will assume duties November 1. A “horse trot” dance debuts in Washington charity circles as solar research towers and Indian cultural projects advance.
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Congress
Eliott Woods
United States Capitol
Uar
House of Representatives
Washington
Mike
Chaim
Stoos
Fort Peck Indian Reservation
Montana
United States
De Young Appointed Commissioner for San Francisco Expo
Michael Harry De Young has been named commissioner for the Prunmmn-Dnelie exposition to be held in San Francisco in 1015. A San Francisco newspaper man, he has long guided policies and previously served as Paris commissioner to the Paris exposition in 1B and vice president of the Columbia International exposition in 1893. Hale J. Grant of Albany County is listed as presidential elector for Wyoming, noted in the Progressive girly's tails state.
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Gros Ventre
Eg Pass
Happy Hunting Grounds
United States
Larea of Ethnology
Washington
North Dakota
Densmore
Lihewoods
Berthold
Libby
Steed
Michael Harry de Young
Atlent
San Francisco
Mag
Lewis Paris
Hale J. Grant
Albany County
Wyoming
Girly
Stielsat
Local merchant urges payment to keep shops thriving
A warning piece argues careless payments hurt local merchants and communities. It praises prompt settlement of accounts, noting benefits to the customer and neighbor economies, and contrasts home town buying with mail order purchases. It emphasizes settling bills at purchase and supporting local livelihoods.
Farmers Learn Cost Keeping For Better Profits
A quotation from Kimbhall's farm column urges farmers to use a daily pencil for cost keeping, tracking seeds, feed, and equipment. It stresses calculating the cost of each ton of hay or alfalfa and each bushel of straw, and notes that profits or losses are not predictable without careful cost accounting. It cautions against wrong ideas and champions disciplined record keeping to reveal true margins.
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Kimbhall
Fry
Weeds and tillage in regional agriculture
Fragmented OCR discusses weed control and tillage in agriculture. It mentions rotation crops, including corn, cotton, and oats, and suggests planting clover and alfalfa as part of practice. The text is garbled but conveys farm weed management concepts.
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Bool
Mystery of Miltingham Rumor and Barker Insanity
I walked into a Miltingham mystery where nightly crimes like cattle loss and water damage sparked town fear. The reporter suspects Harrison Barker, a respected citizen, as the culprit after tailing him and noting erratic behavior before Barker is later found committed to an asylum.
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Bilioginim
Watelord
Harrison Barker
Mr. Thirker
Miltingham
Mr. Rapker
Mateo
Iris
Fragmentary Rural Verse on Farm Life and Tools
A fragmented, old style passage describes a farmer neglecting a gate and barn door, tending sheep, pasturing cattle, and sheltering tools while muttering about wires and a mysterious “Harvester.” The text evokes rural tasks and rustic imagery with unclear, mismatched phrases.
Safe Reception For Pigs At Farm Site
Fragmented report describes pigs receiving a separate pen at a farm scene with activity around feeding and bedding. Mentions Otis, Deena, Lalvy Paruer, and Milt Keap among unclear names. References to fertilizers, cultivation, and agricultural catalogues.
Frost injurious to silage corn and dairy feed
Fragmented text reports frost effects on silage corn and dairy feed, noting possible adjustments after frost. Mentions regulations or permits and ethanol effects on production, with unclear details about timing and consequences. The legible portions indicate impacts on feed quality and farm decisions.
Fragmented Sunday School Text and Sermon Fragments
Readable portions describe a long religious treatise or lesson with references to biblical themes, figures and places. The text includes mentions of Pharisees disciples shore and references to Matthew and Jesus, with scattered commentary on revelation and instruction.
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