Knights Hospital Center in Knoxville Aids WWI Veterans
Knoxville becomes the sixth district hospital center with Langley Hospitalization Act approval and a $1.5 million appropriation. Iowa pays $200,000 for the property, now leased by the government for soldiers with mental disorders. Inmates expected to rise from 176 to 500 as more men are moved from temporary quarters.
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April labor report shows employment near steady peseience
April figures from 304 firms indicate employment fell from 39 015 in March to 38 872 in April primarily due to seasonal terminations. The report notes overall tone remains encouraging as full time work trends persist and Rain drenched various state sections with up to three inches in short spells.
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John Nordskog
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Superstition and Science on Earths Weight and Progress
An eminent scientist claims the earth weighs six sextillion tons and the sun far more. The piece argues superstition fading as science advances, notes laborers content with plain work, and discusses agricultural hard times, land clearing, and irrigation potential in the U S northwest with civil engineering to improve water supply and crop output.
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Northwest
W. T. Wolfe
Spring Poetry in Mills county tribute to local poet imitators
The Tribune features a Mills county resident's Spring Poetry tribute noting imitations of Bob Adams and Walt Mason in Iowa. The item includes a prose prelude and a reader-submitted poem, with a light appeal for authorship guess and a prize offer.
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Spring Song Reflections in Springtime Chorus
A poetic remembrance notes the season’s awakening with birdsong bees and blossoms. The speaker contrasts spring’s lively growth with summer’s subtler joy, expressing happiness at roses bees and warm days as nature revives.
The Tribune Turns Out Printing of Better Quality
The Tribune advertises its commitment to higher quality printing and invites readers to try the improved service, claiming better typography, clearer text, and enhanced overall presentation.
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