Sign the Coupon Route 12 Improves La Crosse Road Stretch
La Crosse residents push permanent improvements to the Bear Creek Valley stretch of Route 12 through Trempealeau county. The effort seeks better road conditions, urging readers to back the movement for a passable highway and urging local input to influence funding and repairs.
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Senator Galder and canal treaty debate noted in Maine issue
The article discusses Senator Galder of New York and his statements on Secretary Hughes proposed treaty for canal and river development. It explains delays, political maneuvering, and regional impacts on inland grain markets in Canada and the Canadian port strategy, highlighting potential benefits to Saskatchewan and the Midwest while warning of possible cancellation.
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Paris
How to Get Killed Using a Ladder
A cautionary piece warns that ladders are the most dangerous device in use and cause more accidents than any other tool. It cites insurance data showing many fatal and non fatal cases, with Americans injured daily by ladder incidents across day and night.
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Europe
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Dutchy
Ton
Flenarion
Saertishwann
Germany
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Geran
Eye
Safety First movement warns of accident causes
The passage lists fatal accident categories and stresses that most accidents result from carelessness and needless risk. It notes progress from the Safety First era, cites Tolman’s influence, and reports a new national Society for Prevention of Accidents formed by prominent citizens. Two rules are urged: keep eyes open and take no chances daily.
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Tolman
Germany
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Congregation Faces Rent Hike and Shifting Ties
Tomi Sims remarks on church rent increases and shifting norms as congregants cope with rising costs. A broader cultural shift appears in marriage, prohibition, and labor tensions. The miner strike continues amid forecasts of a harsher winter.
Church News and Church Leadership Shifts Across Denominations
Archbishop Messmer of Milwaukee advocates stricter dress rules for women to receive Communion after hiking dress controversy. Presbyterian church consolidation faces radical changes with key clergy and lay leaders named. Large Sunday school teachers gathering planned for June in Kansas with over 8,000 delegates anticipated. Ministerial numbers rise slowly across denominations as some sectors show declines. Radios and various churches report steadier or stagnant progress.
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Oer
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Troaeer
Reh Bizhop
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Alexander McGoll
Philadelphia
William J. Stewart
Rochester
John H. DeWitt
Kansas
Marion Lawrence
Chicago
B. F. Laeshs
United
Episcopal
Berlies
Miike Unitart
Genoa And Washington Conferences Compared
Frank H. Simonds contrasts Genoa and Washington conferences, noting equal aims yet divergent outcomes. He argues diplomacy failed to harmonize great powers, with factional aims and naval arms disputes hindering a lasting accord.
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Road Bulletin for Motorists Warns of Rain and Detours
Weekly road report for the Ante region cites rain last week. Detours are in place westward and along routes to Bierstown, Dubuque, and Prairie. Northward to Mr Vick is passable but Reeves Ridge between Berick and Buin slow. heavy dirt roads persist.
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Getting Away From 'Billians President Harding finds that eco nomies in the administration of gov ernment business are resulting in a saving of a year
Boston Transcript notes that President Harding cites $250,000,000 annual government savings as proof of economies in administration. The paper adds that being on the normal path makes a $259,000,000 total savings seem worthwhile.
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