Cost of living hits Japanese costs and taxes rise
The report notes a shift in Japan with higher living costs and a push to fund naval construction via heavier taxes. It highlights taxes on incomes and a temporary suspension of redemption on domestic debt to cover the deficit.
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Selene Oy Arden
Petes
Ge Departmenta of Education
Ata
Redemptia
Damesti Teu Don
Shanghai Safety First Club for Checking Disease
An account of a Shanghai based Safety First Club formed from St Luke's Hospital activities to inspect foreign domestic workers. The group aims to guard public health by periodic medical examinations for Chinese servants, amid a foreign resident population and urban health concerns in a busy harbor city.
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Shorehal
Whith Iy
St Luke's Hospital
Ft Ia
Tovelen
International Settlement
Batoty Iraeelib Notes Form the Nesrt of the City
Fragmentary text mentions dealing with danger and a city effort. Names and clear facts are unreadable. the fragment hints at a local safety initiative or vigil. No date, place, or organization is discernible.
Johnstown Local Notes And Social Roundup
Johnstown February items report residents visiting relatives in Colorado towns, hospital stays, and return home. Several Loveland Greeley and Denver residents are listed visiting, recovering, or traveling. School notices include Lincoln and Washington birthday program. club meetings noted. small-town updates on illness, moving houses, and a specialist appointment.
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Johnstown
Don Eeu
California
Bert Reyngliy
Mary Tersure Apending
Engberg
Reynolls
Slater
Lucila Akers
Jie
Milton Dunn
Denver
Woural
Lad
Mizu
Loveland
Brandt
Miles Mabel Wailes
Boulder
Old Firemdn
Jehnstown
Ed Tnebers
Irs
Lloyd
Riley
Poyn Limbach
Poyn Limbach Is Spending 2 Few ¢ Idys of Tavernueh
Loney
Burlington
W. G. Blake
Fort Lupus
Kitle
George Massey
Colorado
AeRsee
Stella. Norton of
Telephone Exchange
T Leonard Siegel
Misa Hildreth Carlson
Id Walles
Greeley
N. J
Mra
Dorothy Claugh
Daoulder
Fay
N. J. Carlson
Frank Coates
TR. W. Benadum
How Hats Cause Fires and Ants Threaten Wires
A fragment notes that hats cause fires and ants gnaw insulation on electric wires, water pines mentioned, and insulates materials damaged by such gnawing. The text attributes many fires to deteriorated insulation and pests, warning of risk from gnawing by ants.
Troop 5 Boy Scouts Organize New Wolf Patrol
Troop 5 of the Congregational church forms the Wolf patrol led by Arthur Carr with Harold Jones as assistant. Five members start, aiming for rapid growth to a full patrol, planning a hike to Stout Island with city Scouts. Members include Harley Albert Arthur Cayr Leon King Harry Hayes and Harold Jones.
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Tromp
Cnce
Stout Island
Aanardass
Clark
Garnsey
Rev
Rabil
George Inwin
Union Drives Mexican Labor Units in Weld County
A newly forming labor union in Weld County is organizing Mexican and Russian workers across the southern region. Reportedly, members must pay a $5 initiation, and unions aim to push wage increases of about $5 per acre for hand laborers.
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Greeley
Heat Workers Union
Organizeys
Deaths and Funerals for Urine Cartie and Kin
Funeral services for Urine Cartie, who died Tuesday, will be held Monday at 2:40 PM. Cartie, 82, of Greeley, leaves daughter Grace Pomeroy. Also noted are Hig Witc, who died 26 years ago, and a son William Curtis of 1728 Tenth Street, plus two daughters, Mrs Fom eray of Greeley and another in Minnesota.
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Jurlis
Greeley
Grace Pomeroy
Hig Witc
Nic
Army enlistment details announced in Greeley
Sergeant Onting will lead the work here and Captain Redwine will split time between Greeley and other areas. Young men may choose their branch and camp location when enlisting, with preliminary exams already underway and one candidate sent to Denver for final testing.
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Onting
Redwine
Greeley
Ontlay
Het of Commerce
Denydr Tor
Northern Colorado Beet Workers Forming Large Union
Beet workers in northern Colorado plan strong union organization before the beet harvest. Reports from Greeley say the drive has spread across the county with recruitment in many districts. Army recruiting officers Captain E G Redwine and Lieutenant Outlaw join the effort, with quarters at the Chamber of Commerce rooms on Wighth avenue for the next two weeks.
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Colorado
Greeley
Outlaw
VT. 5
Army
VU. 8
E.G. Redwine
Chamber of Commerce
Rooma
Wighth Avenue
Iach Sy i
Cloven-footed World’s Fair Horse Sparks Interest
A 26 A boy horse with a cloven foot draws much attention at the world’s fair here. The stallion’s offspring with a Welsh mare prompts speculation that two toes indicate a reversion to prehistoric ancestors. Ancient horses reportedly had three or more toes on each foot, with early Phesnesder species possibly bearing five toes per foot.
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Lardon
Jas
Phesnesder
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