Governor Langer fronts North Dakota farmers rally
On a timber platform near box elder trees in northwest Town, Governor Langer outlines tax cuts from 10 million to 4.5 million dollars a year, a Bank of North Dakota loan program at 5 percent, and a moratorium on foreclosures. He defends actions as protecting distressed farmers and notes the bank’s 22 million in liquid assets. He discusses personal risk, political trial outcomes, and hopes for relief measures while praising state efforts to conserve moisture and build dams.
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Tri-Atate
Northwest Town
Langer
North Dakota
Bank of North Dakota
State Bank
Minneapolis
Seattle
Army Anc
Navy
Maclane County
Asher Burdick
Devil's Lake
Drum Corps Plan Big Celebration in Norfolk
Drum corps plan a big celebration using the Fickey building for a showroom with an electric refrigerator and automobile exhibit. Herb Haas is arranging an exhibition game against Dutch Zwilling of the Sioux City Cowboys, with Norfolk of the Nebraska State league named as opponents.
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Fickey
H. R. Harley Garage
Herb Haas
Dutch Zwilling
Sioux City Cowboys
Norfolk
Two Beers Cause Loss of a Porch
Keenan pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. He agreed to replace the damaged porch after an incident at the Harry Burgard home where a porch allegedly leaped at a car, biting and fatally damaging it.
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Harry Burgard
Keenan
Wanted to Buy Alike Auction Aid Social Note
Brief note states someone wants to buy something and seeks a buyer and seller to connect with help from the wantada. It emphasizes arranging a meeting between interested parties.
Waterspouts on Inland Lakes Mirroring Ocean Sightings
A St. Louis Globe-Democrat correspondent explains inland waterspouts on lakes form when contrasting upper air temps meet warm moist air. The funnel starts black and hangs from the cloud, with a vacuum core that draws up rain while the water within the spout mostly condenses from air moisture rather than sea water.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Fish that Fiddle Among Ocean Fishes Musical Freaks
Tit-Bits Magazine notes Beltish waters host fish musicians like common horse mackerel sun fish John Dory and little bullhead famed as violin soloists. Indian cat fish twists fins to imitate strings and bow while Mexican canary fish sing from boats and Florida drummer fish provide kettle drum like rhythms.
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John Dory
Little Bullhead
Beltish
Tit-Bits
Fish
Florida
Atmospheric Layers and Wind Patterns Questioned
The article outlines the earth's atmosphere in two layers the troposphere and stratosphere noting the troposphere from sea level to six or seven miles and the stratosphere above. It discusses temperature differences winds in the stratosphere and the expectation that lighter gases rise while heavier gases sink, causing composition to vary with altitude in the higher atmosphere.
Dryness in lamp bulbs saves lamps and factory pumps
The text explains that incandescent lamps fail when water traces contact filaments, noting Langmuir's work. It gives striking figures: a drop of dew can ruin 68,000 lamps, and vapor from a teaspoonful can spoil over 5,000,000. Vacuum pumps are essential to maintain this dryness inside bulbs.
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Sahara
Black Marble Found Under Chalk in Nagy Mines
Budapest cor respondent to the Sunday Observer reports rich layers of black marble beneath chalk near Miskalcz Nagy visioye Uraj and Susu. The marble is said to rival Belgium’s famed black marble in quality and has been used locally for road surfaces. Expert notes mountain ranges nearby also hold white veined marble.
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Nagyvinnye
Miskalcz
Budapest
London Sunday Observer
Belgium
Nagyvisioye
Uraj
Susu
Pitcairn Islanders Descended From Mutineers of Bounty
Pitcairn Island lies in the Pacific at 25 05 S 130 06 W with a population just over 100. Descendants of mutineers from the British ship Bounty, which left England December 20 1787 to Tahiti for breadfruit plants, later burned the Bounty and established the Pitcairn settlement. The island is a British possession governed by a seven member council led by a president and a vice president, under the western Pacific high commissioner.
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Pitcairn Island
Pacific Ocean
Ite
Bounty
England
Tahiti
West Indies
Aramooka
Timor
Malay Archipelago
Batavia
Europe
Western Pacific
Your Weight on Planets and Mars Speed
A Popular Mechanics piece notes a 140 pound person would weigh 8871 pounds on the sun, 23 on the moon, and 53 on Mars. It suggests on Mars the reduced gravity would allow remarkable agility, potentially running at express train speed and leaping ten-foot walls if strength persisted.
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Planets
Moon
Mars
Earth
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Golden Rose Decoration Honors Loyal Dignitaries and Sanctuaries
The Golden Rose is a papal decoration granted since the mid thirteenth century to celebrate loyalty to the Holy See. It is a gold thorny branch studded with jewels, typically sapphires, perfumed and anointed with incense. Displayed on the high altar at the fourth Sunday in Lent, it is presented by the pope with a commemorative letter describing the service or loyalty honored.
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Holy See
Money market cables and drafts explained in exchange terms
The article explains that cables are a money market term for orders and transfers, how rates are set using a London rate, and contrasts cable versus sight drafts. It also covers the origin and usage of the word demean, noting historical citations from Thackeray and literary references.
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Money Market
Exchers Foreign Exchange
Foreign Exchange
New York
London
Croquet and Rogue: Ancient Games Contrast
The article compares croquet and rogue, detailing court sizes from 90 by 45 feet to 86 by 72 feet, and explains rules. It notes croquet uses eight balls, two stakes, ten arches, and methods to gain extra shots, while rogue features 314 inch balls, heavy timber boundaries, and two players per court.
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Rogue
Birds Perform Inverted Flying Tricks In Aerial Displays
Birds including ravens harriers and lapwings execute inverted flight during courting flights and aerial displays. The harrier spins and dives while the snipe briefly swoops with a back inverted posture, all described as playful feats of power over the air.
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Ags
Timeline of U S States by Admission Years List
A dated sequence lists Delaware through Arizona with admission years in the late 18th to early 20th centuries. The compilation includes states from coastal and inland regions such as Pennsylvania New Jersey Georgia Connecticut Massachusetts Maryland South Carolina New Hampshire Virginia New York North Carolina Rhode Island Vermont Ohio Louisiana Indiana Mississippi Alabama Maine Missouri Arkansas Michigan Florida Texas Wisconsin California Minnesota Oregon Kansas West Virginia Nevada Nebraska Colorado South Dakota North Dakota Montana Idaho Wyoming Utah Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona with years like 1787 1788 1790 1819 1812 1850 1867 1889 1890 1912.
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Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Georgia
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maryland
South Carolina
New Hampshire
Virginia
New York
North Carolina
Thode Island
Vermont
Ohio
Louisiana
Indiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Maine
Missouri
Arkansas
Michigan
Florida
Texas
Wisconsin
California
Minnesota
Oregon
Kansas
West Virginia
Nevada
Nebraska
Colorado
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Memory of Smells Sparks Homeward Passages Across Minds
Pathfinder Magazine reports that scent memories endure, with 250 notable people showing aromas trigger strong recollections. One man misses homes through English books, another relives desert childhoods via arid flora, and others recall farm, sea, and yard scents from early days, shaping moods and echoes of youth.
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England
Pathfinder Magazine
Cherokee Will Get Holdup Men
Cherokee county will get the first chance at Reams and Bradley, held in Woodbury county jail after a bold robbery and gun battle. Flymouth and Woodbury counties placed hold orders as the suspects face possible life terms if convicted on multiple charges. Leisk, badly wounded, remains critical with a bullet in the lung, while Bradley bears neck pellets from the firefight with six officers. Witnesses identified the trio in the Mann’s filling station robbery on Perry Creek road, eight p.m. Sunday, yielding $100, two rifles and 11 gallons of gasoline.
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Cleghorn
Reams
Bradley
Cherokee County
Woodbury County
Flymouth County
Leisk
R. L. Devereux
Mann
Perry Creek Road
Bandita
Bandits loot Cleghorn filling station in bold holdup
Sheriff Art Tilton and Sheriff Ralph Rippey led witnesses from Cherokee Plymouth counties to identify Reams and Bradley as two of three men who held up Mrs. M. E. Goodrich’s Cleghorn filling station. Victims were terrorized and bound while the trio escaped with about 90 dollars. A stolen car with Kansas plates was later found scarred by bullets and dents after a pursuit ending near Sioux City.
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Goodrich
Cleghornia
Art Tilton
Cherokee County
Freeman Wallace
Henry Fritz
al Ware
Carl Shafer
Sioux City
Cleghorn
Reams
Bradley
George Mann
Walter Ernest
Mann
Ralph Rippey
Plymouth County
Kansas
Sheriff's Office
M. E. Goodrich
E. G. Goodrich
Mr. Goodrich
Cherokee
le Mars
Adla Tablets Promise Relief From Stomach Ailments
Burning and gnawing stomach pains are relieved by Dr. Emil's Adla Tablets. They neutralize acids, prevent serious trouble, and offer a money back guarantee. Distributed by Spotts' & Post, Druggists.
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Emil
Adila
Spotts' & Post
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Jud Tuonkins
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Davis
Hollins
Doddridge
Richardson
George Eliot
Hawthorne
Wiaim Black
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Beachler Bootery
Dr. Hess
Kills
Sports & Post
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
A. H. Stoeber
Hed LeMars
LE Mars, IA
R, J
Tentinger
Hontges
Geo. Lubben
Frank Sullivan
Wm, Mammen
Remsen, IA
KE. Schumacher
Milton Eichhorn
Hinton
Craig, Ta, J. I’, Ronken
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