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Daily Herald
Weekly Herald-Democrat
Uncle Sam's Bills Must Be Paid
A wartime editorial urges Americans to uphold law and order and increase contributions to support the victory effort. It recalls wartime naval atrocities to stress the dangers of lax patriotism and the need to finish the job through stronger enlistment and financial support, then briefly notes a tree protection method.
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Uncle Sam
Vph
Cartain
Atlantic Ocean
America
Aimerion
Uncle Ban
Trees for Waste Land Use from Ancient Advice
The text urges planting trees on unused land not suited for crops. It suggests identifying which trees grew there before the forest’s axe, selecting timber suited to humans, and notes some lands could bear nut bearing or dual purpose trees for nuts and timber. It implies many trees are better than leaving land idle and taxed.
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Calalpas
French Pilot After Big Purse at Indianapolis Race
Andre Woillot, brother of the late George Boillot of Peugeot, plans to race a Peugeot at the Liberty Sweepstakes on the Indianapolis bricks May 21. He may also exhibit a Spad plane, and has served in the French aviation service.
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W. W. Brown
Kansas City
Indianapolis Speedway
Rownie
Kaw
Reph Mulford
Mulford
Portland
Lozier Factory
Plattsburg
N.Y
Indianapolis
Ind
Andre Woillot
George Boillot
Peugeot Racing
America
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Paria
Poillot
Andre Boillot
Voillot
Ameriga
Peugeot
Arthur Duray
Andre Noillot
Les Mans
France
Beef scrap and milk products for poultry feeding
A concise guide from the Texas A and M College on beef scrap quality and testing, dried blood as a protein source, and the value of skim milk and other milk products for chicks and laying hens. It discusses protein content, digestion risks, storage convenience, and practical feeding amounts, with experiments from Indiana on skim milk profitability and notes on green cut bone as a mineral source.
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Force Packing Houses
Fia Eravine
Indiana Experiment Station
F. W. Kazmeier
M. College of Texas
Strange Career of Noted Boy Convict
Wille Sells, sentenced to life for the quadruple murder of his family, was pardoned after seven years in Kansas State Penitentiary. He pursued education in prison, learned pharmacy, and rebuilt life as a Kansas City druggist owner, showing a long wait for justice and personal rehabilitation.
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Kansas City
Wille Sells
Kansas State Penitentiary
Kansas
Willie Sells
Willi Sells
W. B. Sells
Thirteenth St
Garfield Ave
Kan
West
Willie Sella
Trie
Hoch
Sells
Hloch
Exiled Guatemala Family Reunites In New Orleans
Mrs Castillion Vasques Castillo of Guatemala City wrote her son Arnulfo, 18, had run away to New Orleans. His father, exiled for 16 years, recognized him by family look on Canal Street and pleaded for him to stay. police ordered him home, but the youth begged to remain in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Oor i
Mouse nest in skull shocks El Centro display
In a Valley Chamber of Commerce exhibit a mouse nest formed inside a human skull on display. A cotton stalk found nearby ties the mystery to the cotton grown in Imperial Valley. W J Compton found the mouse after a minute search, quipping about rats in the garret.
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el Centro
Cal
Valley Chamber of Commerce
Colorado Desert
Imperial Valley
Place
W. J. Compton
San Francisco
Iowa
Muti nous Goat Faces City Authorities in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia mutinous goat named Billy was picked up on vagrancy and malicious mischief charges after wandering Ninth Street. Police argued over custody as city officials and animal cruelty groups weighed options, with the magistrate saying the case may require city solicitor input.
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Philadelphia
Tenth Street
Billy
Ambrose
Weckesser and
Haines
Cavanaugh
Ninth Street
Gwan
Belcher
City Hell
City Hall
Societies For the Prevention of
Canned music lures wild beasts in Oregon trapper tale
Lloyd S. Allen of Thorn Lake district exhibits pelts of four coyotes one bobcat and a cougar to support his claim that canned music attracts wildlife. He shows a phonograph as exhibit and notes that coyotes respond to Sousa and other marches while cats prefer vocal pieces. Allen and his brother own a 1000 acre Allen ranch. they moved from Spokane with father Rev J W Allen.
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Cliver Leke
Ora
Bill Nye
Lloyd S. Allen
Mr. Allen
Allen
Paederewek
Kubenk
Sousa
Caruso
Melba
Nordica
Annie Lauro
Sorsa 3
Skygeli
Creek
Paderowsk
Summer Lake
Thorn Lake
One Tree Inside of Another
A forty foot high eucalyptus on 503 Gillette Street was cut down by A. D. Ross. He displayed a section of the giant trunk at the Chamber of Commerce exhibition hall to show the inner tree fully enclosed by the outer tree.
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Los Angeles
Cal
A. D. Ross
Gillette Street
Ross
Chamber of Commerce
Horseradish Venture Sparks Family Trade Growth
A boy turned a backyard horseradish surplus into a budding business after offering two dozen jars to grocers. He and his brother started with 200 jars, built demand, and then expanded by cultivating horseradish as a crop to sustain year round production for steady orders. The family now ships to customers and plans further growth in what they call a thriving enterprise.
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New York
Fra
Aged Man Roams College View Hatless Praying Aloud
An elderly man in College View Lincoln walks daily with no hat and a Bible in hand praying aloud as he obeys the command to pray without ceasing. He traverses streets and campus, wearing no hat in all weathers for four years, drawing mixed reactions.
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Lincoln
Ned
College View
Seventh Day Adventists Collinge
Nebraska
Voc
Collnge
Fatrines
W. J. Oryas
May die from indigestion in Phoenix chicken yard
In Phoenix Arizona a large black snake crawled through two nests swallowing a glass egg of its own making. Young Womack, a 11 year old boy, found the snake partly in each nest and, unable to move, split the board and placed the snake in a box showing two lumps where the glass eggs resisted its digestive process.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Hagan Womack
Phoenix
Womack
Cows Painted Like Zebras Die From Poison Licks
Five cows in Grand Rapids reportedly died after licking striped colors applied to their bodies. Cries and protests follow as authorities investigate the bizarre poisoning incident and its possible links to the painting on the animals.
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Grand Rapids
Mice
Strange Story of Two Johns Lives Tied by Coincidence
Potter Kansas recalls two Johns Deveney and Delaney born in the same month in Ireland. Both were octogenarians pioneers living on adjacent farms in Potter, settled about the same time, died within the same week, and left four children each. They were not related.
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Z. G. Kirby
Potter
Kan
John
Deveney
John Delaney
Ireland
America No Place for the Pessimist in Victory Liberty Loan Talks
Secretary Glass rejects a gloomy view of postwar spending and urges national resolve as the Victory Liberty Loan approaches. He praises American sacrifice, contrasts with France and Belgium, and calls on citizens to fund liberty rather than waver as peace nears.
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Treasury
Glass
Liberty Lawn
France
Flanders
United States
Jess
Belgium
America
Americas
Uberty
Una
Let Us Do Our Share A Wartime Finance Plea
A wartime editorial urges readers to continue paying war debts and funeral costs for the Kaiser’s ambitions. It argues families bear medical and funeral expenses and appeals to citizens to finish the bond drive and help fund the war effort.
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Tsere
Iverse
Colois
Corpad
United
States
Lporiguerna
Kafseyiem
Lear
Doubting Thomas and U.S. Liberty Bonds
The article argues no one should doubt buying Victory Liberty bonds, presenting a government table comparing national debts and wealth of Great Britain France Russia Italy Japan Germany Austria Hungary United States to show the safer investment in U.S. bonds. It emphasizes the safety of government bonds and urges readers to review the table.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Germany
Austria-Hungary
United States
Thomas
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