Western Canada Seeding Brimming With Optimism Across Districts
Farmers across Manitoba to the Rockies report booming seeding and fall plowing results. Moisture, favorable weather, and early threshing have boosted acreage beyond prior records. Wheat fields show strong growth with 180 acres already above ground near Cabri Saskatchewan, and Western Canada ships Marquis wheat abroad while land values remain favorable for future expansion.
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Canada
Manitoba
Rocky Mountains
Western Canada
Wis Im
Lendl
Galgary
Alta
South Country
Western
Cabri
Saskatchewan
America
Australia
France
Willie’s Eutopia Visitor Dreams of Arctic Explorer
A playful exchange shows Willie vowing to become an arctic explorer despite hardship. An elder encourages the ambition highlighting glory in the career while noting Willie’s carefree outlook and humorous remark about never washing his face.
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Willie
Eutopia
Allen's Foot Ease Advertises Kitchen Cure
Allens Foot Ease claims to relieve corns bunions and foot pain by shaking the antiseptic into a shoe sprinkle and foot-bath. The product promises instant relief and softening of hardened skin with widespread availability and no substitutes accepted.
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Allen
Colorful Character Spotted in Town Riff
In a quirky boast a joking fuller claims no man he met was so colorful he could carry a roll of greenbacks, remarking on travel and laughter as locals hear the witticism.
Nobody to Dislike Bom-She Liking Everyone
June-V notes she has no bushanil and appears to like everyboly, with aston Globe mentioned in passing.
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Bom
June
Aston Globe
Three Capitals Dissect Teams
United Press reports on reactions from Washington Paris and London to the German peace terms. Senators praise military and naval provisions though criticize summary sufficiency. Paris says full text to be published after signing with ratification likely in early June. London press voices concerns over finance and enforcement.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Germany
Paris
Echo de Paris
France
Ee Enews
Associated Press
London
The
Morning Post
Daily Mail
Great Britain
Lloyd George
Daily Telegraph
Daily News
U S Cavalrymen Clash With Mexicans Near Lochiel
A detachment of the 10th cavalry clashed with Mexican troops near Lochiel about 80 miles east of Nogales Sonora. One Mexican soldier was severely wounded and one American cavalryman was captured on the American side of the border. Mexican authorities agreed to return the captive tonight.
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United Press
Nogales
Ariz
10Th Cavalry
Lochiel
Sonora
Lemmon Soldier Boy 18 Typhoid Victim
A cablegram from Lemmon announces the death in France of Melvin Green, an 18 year old Lemmon youth who saw active service against the Germans. Typhoid fever is listed as the cause. He served with Company K, Fourth South Dakota Infantry, and went overseas with the 148th Machine Gun Battalion before transferring to another unit. He recently returned from Germany where he was with the army of occupation after the armistice. He is survived by several brothers and sisters, including a sister Mrs James Monugian.
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Lemmon
Germany
Army of Occupation
James Monugian
New Corporations Chartered by State Secretary
Moody County Farm Bureau is chartered with incorporators Robert Daily J M Pettierrew and James T Bigelow of Flandreau The Grand View Telephone Company begins a Jackson county line with Ernest Schulz Archie KE Denny and Herman Henney as incorporators Winner Cooperative Milling Company authorized with 5000 capital stock and incorporators John J Brewer Leroy A Osborn and William T Green
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Pierre
Secretary of State
Moody County Farm Bureau
Robert Daily
J. M. Pettierew
James T. Bigelow
Flandreau
Grand View Telephone Company
Jackson County
Capital
Ernest, Schulx
Archie KE
Denny
Herman Henney
Winner Cooperative Milling Company
John J. Brewer
Leroy A. Osborn
William T. Green
Incorporators
London Recovers After Armistice Sign Effects
The Christian Science Monitor notes London’s night scene brightens post armistice, with daytime city life returning to color. Bartenders and balloon sellers reappear, while markets on Leyden Street show revival and cheerful street commerce despite lingering uncertainty about security and prices.
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Christian Science Monitor
London
Transatlantic NC-4 Flight Begins From Rockaway Beach
Three NC hydroaeroplanes of the Navy depart Rockaway Beach at 10 a.m. bound for Halifax on the first leg to cross the Atlantic 540 miles away. NC-3 carries Towers as flagship, NC-1 with Mitscher and NC-4 with Read follow.
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Rockaway Beach
Halifax
Washington
Navy Department
Cape Cod
Associated Press
New York
Rockaway
John 8.Towers
P. N. L. Bellinger
A. C. Read
Navy
Azores
Portugal
Mymouth
England
F E. H. Howard
Rhodes
Towers
Read
Bellinger
H.C. Richardson
D. H. McCulloch
R. A. Lavender
L. BR. Moore
B. Rhodes
BE. F. Stone
W. Hinton
H. @. Rood
J. L. Breese
M. A. Mitscher
T. Ll. Barin
H. Ladenwater
C. J. Kesler
BR. Christiansen
Plymouth
Jamaica Bay
M. A. Irwin
Naval Bureau of Operations
NC-3
Spectatora
Atlantic Ocean
Pellinger
Dealtover
Palmer
Walker
Crosby
Thatcher
Laub
Upshur
Begns
Williame
Buchanan
Pearce
Raynham
Hawker
St. Johna
Bridge Plans Advance To Support Trans Atlantic Flight
A. E. Johnson United Press reports the Trepassey bridge of boats from New Foundland is set to be ready by Saturday for erection of NC-1 NC-3 and NC-4 on their trans Atlantic flight. The Mississippi state federation has appointed the rat labor union chaplain.
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A. E. Johnson
United Press
Bay
N. KF
Prairie
New Foundland
Miasiaaipp
Rat Labor Union
Harsh Tidings for Sioux City's Java Hounds
John W. Olson of the retail tea and coffee dealers association predicts after July 1 the coffee hound will pay about double for Java. Increased demand from prohibition and Brazilian frosts will push better trade coffees up 100 percent.
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United Pros
Chicago
John W. Olson
Retail Tea and Coffee Dealers’ Association
Olson
Brazil
Soviet System Approved by I W W Convention
Abner Woodruff of New York says the I W W convention plans to organize a soviet similar to Russia. Each trade council would present its demands, while fears of police and federal arrests shape the careful proceedings. An outside auditing proposal sparked a fierce debate before being tabled and returned to the auditing committee.
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Chicago
Russia
Abner Woodruff
New York
Woodruff
Alienists Court Drama in Ruth Garrison Trial
In Seattle on May 9 Ruth Garrison, 18, testified she poisoned a fruit cocktail to kill Mrs Grace E Storrs, whom she claimed as the man she loves seeks to remove. Three noted alienists would testify for the defense claiming temporary insanity while the state presents insanity experts to counter.
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United Press
Seattle
Wash
Ruth Garrison
Grace E. Storrs
Dudley M. Storrs
Allenista
Accident disappoints NC-4 chief mechanic
A trans Atlantic flight start was delayed when Chief Mechanic H. H. Howard learned of the event by telephone. His left hand was severed by a propeller yesterday and he is hospitalized at the Brooklyn naval base. The nurse said he felt too ill to speak.
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New York, May
H. Howard
Howard
Naval Base Hospital
Brooklyn
Retailers Must Know Goods Are As Labeled
Pierre 8 D May 9 The general has ruled that retailers are no longer protected under the pure food act of 1919 against seizure of adulterated products by mere labeling as pure. Retailers must ensure the goods they buy and sell are truly as represented to avoid unsafe findings.
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Pierre
Mrs May Granted Divorce for Cruel Treatment
May 8 report of a divorce granted to Mrs. Will H. May postmaster here. The alimony was awarded to the defendant in lieu of the plaintiff. Grounds cited cruelty and inhuman treatment. Mrs May agreed to pay $300 and costs if he would not contest. Married three years with no children. Mrs May a daughter of a wealthy Avlubon county merchant.
Austrians On Way To Paris For Peace Talks
The Austrian peace delegation, led by Premier Orlando of Italy, left Vienna and will reach St German tomorrow as steps toward drafting the Austrian treaty. Key issues include a 6 billion crown indemnity, frontier limits, and division of prewar debt among new states. Delegations from Bulgaria and Turkey to follow. the US remains advisory. The Paris council of four peace delegation named includes Dr Franz Klein as president and Prof Heinrich Lammasch among members.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Orlando
Italy
Vienna
St. Germain
Germany
Austria
Austria-Hungary
Thomas Nelson Page
Rome
Paris
Adriatic
United States
Bukaria
Turkey
Council of Four
Franz Klein
Heinrich Lammasch
von Laun
Berne
Pfuegel
Ludgeman and
Stegligler
Hungarians Refuse Armistice Terms from Rumanians
Budapest dispatch reports the Hungarian communist government rejecting Romanian armistice offers and vowing to continue fighting. Romania demands disarmament, surrender of war material, and return of prisoners and hostages without reciprocity, while occupying the right bank of the Theiss river to a depth of 12 miles until terms are met.
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Copenhagen
May
Rumania
Budapest
Romania
Theiss
89th Division Heads to Brest on Final Homeward Run
Move of the 89th Division to Brest en route home was under way. The first unit of 1,000 men departed from west of Treves Tuesday with three trains daily following. The last train leaves at noon May 14. The division is composed of National Army men from Kansas Missouri South Dakota Nebraska Colorado New Mexico and Arizona.
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Kylburg
Germany
Brest
Treves
National Army
Kansas
Missour
South Dakota
Nebraska
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Fatally Wounded by Unknown Intruder in Aberdeen House Incident
Lewis R. Henschler, Armour & Co. bookkeeper, suffers five bullet wounds and is in hospital with no chance of recovery. Police, Brown County and state sheriffs pursue an unknown man after he shot Benacoter during a 1 am break in as he fought the intruder. Suspects arrested at Dratel and Webster. Identification hindered by darkness and a Mashlight. Renscoter remained alive at 8 am.
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Aberdeen
Lewis R. Henschler
Armour & Co
Brown County Sherif
Benacoter
Driatel
8. D
Webster
G. D
Renscoter
Bitro-Phosphate Promises Transformation For Thin People
Advertisements tout bitro-phosphate as a miracle remedy to cure excessive thinness by supplying organic phosphate to nerves and body cells. Claims include rapid weight gain, increased energy, brighter eyes, and improved sleep, with a money back guarantee though cautions warn against use by those not seeking weight gain.
Identity and fate in a fragmented quotation
The text blends a Whitman quote on consciousness and identity with fragmented lines about future concerns and a hidden birth. It juxtaposes ideals of self, a merchant ad, and a colored baby as a brief, uneasy montage lacking a clear narrative structure.
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Walt Whitman
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