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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
6
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Argentina spurned a roughly 6 million dollar bid from Greece and others for the Moreno, a 27 500 ton, 22 ½ knot super-Dreadnought built at Camden New Jersey. The government in Buenos Aires held firm, keeping the ship for its blue and white flag as negotiations with bidders including Italy and Russia falter. The Moreno’s transport Chaco conveyed its crew and remains in Philadelphia with plans to sail south.
In Warren Massachusetts Edward W Burns former Hotel Rumsdell proprietor pays 200 cents to Town Clerk William F Dunes for his dog Bubbles The Boston bull terrier six years old collects pennies from patrons and guests refusing silver The coins are saved by Burns and displayed in a Main Street store window The dog will not be satisfied without a cent and retrieves each coin with its teeth.
London officials estimate army shoes last six weeks. For a year of war, 71,000,000 paiva will be needed, reflecting extensive supply demands and shoe production strain across the military.
The war will boost U.S. meat output and breeding stock exports. Europe’s livestock losses and import needs rise, while Western ranges shrink. A global shift toward American horses cattle and breeding stock is foreseen, with Europe relying more on U.S. supplies for years.
A National Food Magazine excerpt argues education is not merely filing facts but mixing new information with existing knowledge. It compares learning to painting, where fresh colors blend with old to form understanding. The note promotes Tribune subscriptions offering all the news twice weekly at $1.60 per year.
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