Four Thousand War Men Study Farming Plan
Washington reports more than 4 000 disabled ex service men placed in agricultural training with 500 in preparatory work and about 1 500 more approved. Programs divide men by education level and include a guiding school and unit agricultural courses. Lexington confirms minister Andrew Sear freed after warning moonshiners. his brother fined. Lawrenceburg man injured by a bee while cherry picking falls from ladder, suffers head wound wrist fractures and broken ribs.
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Washington
Smith- Hughes
Federal Board
Federal Farm Board
Te Gite
Walter J. Quick
Guidance School
Lexington
Andrew Sear
Sears
Bella
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Anthony Steinmetz
Steinmetz
Mexican mint plan eyed to coin vast silver reserves
Nogales chamber of commerce backs forming a Mexican silver producers’ association to rebuild abandoned mints and revive free coinage. Expert Charles Butters says reestablishing the old minting plan could yield 500,000,000 ounces of silver, easing Mexico’s shortage of small change and stabilizing markets. The proposal envisions public-private funding with profits repaid before mint return to the federal government.
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Mexico
Nogales, Ariz
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Butters
New York
San Francisco
Mr. Butters
Salvador
Nicaragua
Nogales
Orient
Brucey Curtis
Alvaro Obregon
Sonora
Fear Impure Water Impossibility of Purifying Chemicals
The U S Public Health Service warns that water supplies for over 30 million city residents risk disease infection due to a shortage of purifying chemicals alum and chlorine. Rail priority is sought as production and rail car supplies fall short. summer demand worsens the risk, says Surgeon General Cumming.
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Washington, D. C
Public Health Service
United States Public Health Service
Cumming
Free marriage and year of rent in Pentageville
Father Albert F. Rivers of the Church of the Assumption offers to wed the first couple to marry in his parish in four years, provide a lavish reception and pay one year of rent for any available home in Pentageville, New York.
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Pentageville
N. Y
Albert F. Rivers
Church of the Assumption
Flyer With Summons Overhauls Fast Train
Denver attorney Harry G. Saunders chased a Union Pacific train by air to serve a summons on J. D. Bird who fled Denver jurisdiction. After learning Bird planned to leave the state Saunders sped 120 miles per hour in a friend’s plane, reached Hudson ahead of the train, and served the summons.
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Denver
Colo
Harry G. Saunders
Union Pacific
J. D. Bird
Saunders
Bird
Union Station
Hudson
Too Many Like Bill Smith
Department of Commerce remarks on aliens contrasts naturalized individuals with those who exploit stay for profit. A visiting man named Bill Smith overstays with relatives, enjoys a lavish farewell Sunday dinner charged to Pa Vanderpelt, and departs on the 8 o clock train.
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Department of Commerce
Alexander
Bill Smith
Vanderpelts
Bill
Florida
California
Pa Vanderpelt
Man With Grit and Growing Sugar Cane
This piece discusses grit as a transformative force shaping action and character during testing, noting how determined individuals reveal a new spirit. It also explains sugar cane growth from planting to harvest, describing furrow planting, sucker development, and hand harvesting ahead of milling.
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Association of Mine Owners
Forest Products Laboratory
Department of Agriculture
Laminaied ZA
Shor
Leneer
Sugep
PYWOOP AURELANE PROPELIZ #2
Henri Raquin
Bois
America
Walter Reed Hospital
France
Adolphus McKenzie
Robert
Fletcher
United States
Federal Health Officers
Robert H. Moulton
Man With
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