Signs of Spring After Farm Loan Act Victory
After months of litigation the U S Supreme Court approved the farm loan act and validated federal land banks. The decision ends a bid by private farm mortgage interests to end government competition, ending a period of enforced idleness and unlocking millions in applications. The ruling comes as agricultural districts face tight finances and signals an economic revival with the greeting of spring.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Altrick
Supreme Court
Rebin
Poisoning a Good Customer NE of the big assets of One United States in its foreign business is the goodwill of the Chinese
A critical passage argues the United States risks its China goodwill by drug exports and the opium trade. It notes Chinese imports of morphine and opium and accuses American and Japanese dealers of undermining Chinese laws. The piece cites W. McKibben of the China relief effort and warns against imperialist harm to U.S. prestige in China.
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United States
China
John Hay
Busines
Mckibben
Chile
Seattle
U.S
Japan
Esarc
Grim irony in drug trade harms China and U.S. traders
The piece condemns profit-driven interference with China’s anti opium efforts and calls out U S laxity. It notes Congress considers the Toues Miller bill to legalize export of morphine heroin and opium derivatives, arguing existing strict domestic controls would not be altered.
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China
Orient
Congress
Labor Controversy in La Crosse Risks Repeat Strike
The La Crosse labor dispute stalls on wage cuts and conciliatory talks after a 1920 strike. Employers push for reductions to spur building. the building trades council seeks a conference though no agreement in principle exists. Citizens fear disruption and urge both sides to meet and settle, or risk further harm to bystanders.
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la Grosse
Give and Lake
Genteman
Building Trades Council
Itls
Building Trades
Egunell
Building Trades Unions
Master Builders’ Association
Llvir
la Crosse
Fires and salaries debate return to council in Ye Olden Times
In Ye Olden Times today the council again faces firemen wage raises after petitions from three-year men compared to drivers now on the table following a recent council action. A five-member committee was appointed to confer with the board of education on a proposed high school manual training department.
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HH. J. Sirshheimer
Board of Education
le Oumaiings
Cligara
Majestic Theater
Koppelberser
W. I. Goodrich
la Grosse Telephone Company
Intitle
Young Women's Christian Association
Fragmented rural dialogue reveals town life and names in a long afternoon
The text presents a jumble of characters like Abe Samson and Murry in a rustic setting. It hints at daily tasks, horse and chicken care, and social interactions as residents discuss who to trust, who can ride or jump, and who holds steady in tough times.
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Avere
Kleisenbury Ny
Samson
Abe
Abeo
Samsonshad
Weil
Cisex
Murry
Hira
Rome
Syigm
Tota Gallyhan
Pat
Burt
Ali
Harry
Otte
Hanke
The Story of a Giant and the Touch of Soil
A fragmented tale compares modern life to Hercules battling Antaeus, arguing contemporary life s hold ups choke vitality. The piece urges reconnecting with soil and gardening as renewal, urging readers to plant a garden for personal well being.
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Hercules
Lumsgen
Varried
Torldy Roosevelt
Antaeus
Jerdwi¢s
Antacus
Sebesi
Hfe
Barto
Antagus
Adam
Untitled Rural Tale of Reckoning and Escape
A young man confronts a gang at his late home, grappling with revenge and danger. With a sickle in hand he drives intruders from the cabin, choosing courage as the tense scene unfolds amid a meadow and grove setting.
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Ig House
Diemont
Britanial
Melsoll
Home Remedy for Deafness and Head Noises Promoted
A garbled old text touts a catarrhal ear treatment claiming to ease hearing loss and head noises. It suggests mixing Parmint with hot water and taking doses, promising relief and noting most ear troubles stem from catarrh, with cures stated for many cases.
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Luis
Fragmentary story of a boy attacked and bound
The readable fragment describes a violent scene where a boy is assaulted, disarmed, and tied as onlookers laugh. His teacher McNeil drinks, and a voice trembles with emotion, mentioning John Wanamaker on an errand the next day. The text is incomplete and garbled.
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John Wanamaker
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