Keep Your Boys Keep Them Home by Civic Action
Nelson Agard urges community leaders to reintegrate veterans into home town life. He argues for supporting chautauquas fairs and lectures and creating real civic and commercial roles so the young veterans stay. He stresses listening to their suggestions and giving them prominent local positions.
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Nelson Agard
Home Life Magazine
Silver Moldable Metal Paint Aids Artists In Novel Forms
Charles B. Sweet reports a patentable silver preparation that can be molded like clay or painted thinly as a film. Copper alloys and bronzes may be worked similarly, with simple technology restoring the metal’s form. Sculptors can work rough or relief, or apply to metal surfaces with a brush, enabling original, stamp-free pieces though at higher cost. Medallions and figures can be created original in each piece and even silver sets benefit from this new medium for art.
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Charles B. Sweet
Little Journal
Cambridge
Mass
Black Throated Green Warbler Tops Nest Building Curiosity
The American Forestry Association of Washington notes the black-throated green warbler often builds several nests and becomes excited near nests. The bird is vividly colored with a yellow green crown, olive back, jet black throat and white underparts with occasional yellow.
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American Forestry Association of Washington
Replacing Knocked Out Teeth
Teeth knocked out in boxing football or by a fall need not be thrown away. A surgeon or dentist will clean them and the cavity replace them and may stitch the gum or apply a bite pad for about forty eight hours. You live on a fluid diet then gradually restore solid food.
City Government and Citizen Interests
City government affects citizens in many ways by collecting taxes and spending funds. Officials face complex problems that resemble business decisions, and errors raise taxes. Access to complete information is essential for solving issues and benefiting the city.
End of the Board Fence Predicted by Baltimore Inspector
Building Inspector Osborne of Baltimore urges replacing wooden back yard fences with wire as lumber and materials rise in price. He argues wooden fences are unsightly and likely to become unaffordable as lumber costs stay high.
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Osborne
Baltimore
Baltimore News
Self Feeder and Fence Advise Labor Saving Hog Farming
A United States Department of Agriculture prepared piece highlights self feeders as top labor savers and economical feeding methods for hogs. It notes higher pork yield per grain, benefits of feeding near crib bins, and extended use of woven wire fencing to pasture hogs for year round labor and manure benefits.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Tabor
AID FOR OVERHEATED HORSES
Advice from the Wisconsin Live Stock Breeders Association on treating overheated horses. In shade, wash mouth and nostrils, sponge body, cool head with cold water or wrapped ice, and administer aromatic spirits of ammonia or sweet spirits of nitre in water or warm coffee.
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Wisconsin
Live Stock Breeders’ Association
Maurice Times Advertising Rates and Notices
The Maurice Times records second class matter status dated August 4 1911 at Maurice Iowa under the 1879 act. Subscription priced at $1.50 yearly in advance. Advertising rates include 20 cents per inch for front page display, 15 cents for other positions, 10 cents per line for local ads, and extra for Black Face type.
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Maurice
Towa
Railway Schedules and Passenger Freight Listings
The excerpt lists Great Northern railway lines with east and westbound passenger and freight trains, daily and weekend services, and departure times. It names station agents Woopar and F. H. Carlson and lists No. 24 25 32 578 577 trains with a.m. and p.m. departures and exceptions for Sundays.
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L. FE
Wooparp
Farms for Sale in Hughes and Nearby Counties South Dakota
The Dakota Land Co offers improved and unimproved farms in Hughes Sully Hyde and Southern Potter counties in South Dakota from 28 75 per acre. Thousands of farms listed with a one third down balance on terms at 6 percent. Expenses paid if you purchase and land tours provided free of charge. E C Cole general agent for Sioux County Iowa.
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Hughes
Sully
Hyde
Potter Counties
South Dakota
Salesmen Wanted for South Dakota Farm Lands
We offer good commission to live salesmen in Sioux County to sell our South Dakota farm lands. We furnish all advertising matter and help to get the business. Call at our office and talk with us. We need good live-wires at once in Sioux County. Branch Office American Security Investment Co., Minneapolis, Minn. E. C. Cole, Genl Agent for Sioux County, Iowa, Times Building, Maurice, Iowa.
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Sioux County
South Dakota
American Security Investment Co
Minneapolis
Minn
E. C. Colé
Gen’l
Municipal Forest Parks Proposed by Ohio Expert
Edmund Secrest of the Ohio Experiment Station argues cities can profitably establish municipal forests. He cites New England usage and European practice of 500 years and notes valleys, hills, and reforestation of cleared land as viable parkland. Early progress of industry is recounted with a failed 1890s gasoline motor due to excessive weight and flawed design.
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Edmund Secrest
Ohio ‘Experiment Station
New England
Europe
Benneath
Sears
Onder
Rouftetin
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Thompson Yards Incorporated
Live Stock Breeders’ Association of Wisconsin
Edw. C. Cole
C.&n. W. Passencer
Darty
Great Northern Passeenger
North Bound
South Bound
F. H. Cartson
Dakota Land Co
E.C. Cole
Gen’l. Agt
Sioux County, Iowa
Times Building
Iowa
Mary FE. Shearer
West Philadelphia
Miles
Bup
Kamstra & Borrink
Maurice, Lowa
LaMoure County
North Dakota
Pennsylvania