Missionaries Named by Baptist Women's Society
The Women's American Home Mission Society announces new missionaries assigned to various fields. Names include Katherine Westfall, Alma Chifferd, Teley Gils, and other workers proceeding to cities such as Cleveland, New York, and Aurora for evangelistic outreach and relief efforts.
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State to spend millions to boost dairy product map
A campaign funded by state authorities and lenders plans to spend millions on advertising to promote Wiseomen and its dairy products. The effort aims to standardize product quality and lift Wisconsin items nationwide, with emphasis on dairy brands and state farms.
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Flood Damage Strikes Town After Severe Storm
A historic flood overwhelmed the town as heavy rains and high tides breached defenses. Power lines failed and residents reported widespread damage along main avenues, with several roads washed out and emergency crews deployed to affected neighborhoods. Local officials urged caution and coordinated shelter for displaced residents.
President Harging Abandons Alaska Trip Plan
The article notes President Harging has canceled his forthcoming travel to Alaska due to unspecified conditions and pressure from political allies. No replacement itinerary is announced, and sources indicate leadership aims to reassess the trip in the near future.
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President Kis Month's Relay on Ship Subsidy Bill
Washington President Harding has signaled consideration of postponing actions on a ship subsidy bill. The text includes a cryptic note and mentions an upcoming Widely observed events and troop movements. A bereavement acknowledgment thanks family and friends for support during the loss of a son and brother.
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Fragmentary question on congressional privilege and press access
The readable text asks who congressmen eliminate the privilege of sending out fee weeds and mentions the Courier-Journal with unclear phrasing. The fragment lacks clear facts, names, dates, or events to anchor a proper summary.
Protests as Religion Clash Spark Chinese Riots Claims
The report asserts the Chinese riots were demonstrations against religion rather than political upheaval. It quotes Joby Childs of Te king tab and mentions student conferences in Geneva and international committee leaders. Officials anticipate changes in China’s religious landscape as influence grows globally.
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Valley Transfer owner dies after truck hits pole
Bay Wisconsin. Joseph Pan Kraty 54 owner of Valley Transfer company died Monday night from injuries suffered last Thursday when his truck struck a telephone pole near Witthig passerneile.
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England to Pay Irish Property Damage Bills in Debate
In Parliament the Irish question dominates as Sir Hamers Greenwood proposes a 50,900 pound grant for Northern Ireland damages. He cites an earlier 1,500,000 pound promise from Churchill and Craig, while Britain contemplates up to 10,000,000 pounds in further measures and relief work amid a longstanding dispute over compensation and taxation.
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Commission to decide Hopkins removal at Wisconsin Capitol
The Wisconsin Civil Service Commission meets Wednesday to determine if Anseph J. Hopkins Vermer, secretary at the executive office, should be removed by the Governor. Attorney for Hopkins argues no direct information of listening to private conversations exists. The commission weighs the executive’s charge against Hopkins and awaits further evidence.
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Local Markets Report Shows Wingald Flour Prices and Fresh Produce
Market notes list Wingald Flour prices by barrel and sack, New and Diamond G lines, and itemized produce including strawberries lemons oranges bananas potatoes onions new potatoes cucumbers and cheese. Many lines show per unit prices and smaller freight style entries typical of a local market roundup.
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