Deficit Exceeds 155 Million Under GOP Administration
The article details a large deficit for 1922, noting a second deficiency bill of 46,600,000 and prior passages totaling 155,100,000. It cites General Dawes budget lines, Republican Senate chair Warren, and Democrat King in a tense exchange over annual appropriations and unknown final totals.
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Congress
General Dawes
Hhuughter
King
Dem
Utah
Warren
Rep. W
Tam
Wyowing
Two Children Escape Death After Auto Sled Collision
A driver hits a pair of sleds carrying two young girls on a clear street. Grace and the other child suffer cuts and bruises but survive, with witnesses noting the Reo’s neutral line of travel and cautious driving as factors in their miraculous escape.
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Atany Rate
Mr. Schugel
Schugel
Sehugel
Mr. Sellender
Yes Express
Hik TeRete
UNITED ACTION TO STAMP OUT HOG CHOLERA
A Minnesota extension article urges early diagnosis, sanitary measures, and proper serum use to control hog cholera. Dr. H C H Kernkamp emphasizes cooperation among federal and state authorities, veterinarians, and hog raisers to eradicate the disease, noting serum is not a cure and stressing isolation, disposal, and thorough cleaning.
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Minnesota
Division of Veterinary Medicine
University Farm
H.C. H. Kernkamp
Kernkamp
Livestock Sales Call Encourages Youth In Farming
Dr Carl W Gay of Ohio State University urged Ohio extension workers to involve young men in livestock. He traced breed development and noted cows producing twenty times their weight in milk. He said Ohio's breed-building traditions should spur youth to continue the work.
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Carl W. Gay
Ohio State University
University of Minnesota
Ohio Extension
Ohio
A Lost Love Reunited In City Street Drama
Jack returns to a once homey lodging after six years apart from Sally. Misled by an apparent loss, Sally has moved on with a new life and a child. AKindly meeting with a crossing helper brings Jack to Sally’s door where their child leads to a hopeful reunion. They pledge to begin anew, forgiven and united.
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Sally
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Butt
My. Mason
Hone
Fife
Roxy
Dorn
Funeral Under Huge Tree Marks Doctor Johnson’s Legacy
The Assomption area recalls Dr. WW Johnson as a central figure when his funeral was held beneath a massive hackberry tree in his yard. The tree, around 800 feet in spread, grew for decades and became a local landmark, with old settlers noting its age nearly matching Johnson’s life.
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WW. Johnson
Doctor Johnson
Christian County
Johnson
Doctor Johnsoi
Niinhis
Chirishan County
Employers judge workers by scales and micrometers
A New Yorker recounts a failed job offer after a psycho analyst rated him high in intent but low in self esteem and selfishness. The piece ridicules the move toward quantified character assessment, lamenting loss of old era virtues and wondering how much doctrine shapes business minds.
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Leslie
Ron
Brotherhood of Man
G. K. Chesterton
Nietzsche
Beating the Lamb: Rat Goecke Confronts Neighbor Over Alarm
Louis Goecke known as Rat in Cincinnati amateur circles mows grass beside a hedge when a neighbor on the porch shouts lamb calls. A quarrel follows before the lamb is produced and the dispute ends with Goecke borrowing the animal to finish the lawn as he relaxes on a shady porch.
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Louis Goecke
Cincinnati
Goecke
Protecting Orchard Trees From Rabbits and Mice
A historical note discusses safeguarding young apple and plum trees from rodent damage during winter. It mentions rabbits and mice as common pests and hints at protective measures to reduce bark injury and preserve fruit trees over the season.
Ahmed J Groebner Named Business Leader in Minneapolis
Ahmed J. Groebner emerged as a notable business figure in Minneapolis over several days, with local observers highlighting his commercial acumen and active role in the community. Details remain sparse in the fragmentary text.
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Ahmed J. Groebner
Minneapolis
Minnesota Girl Wins Place in Junior Livestock Team
Kath I Alexander of Humboldt, Kittson County, earns a spot on Minnesota's international livestock judging team the first girl to do so. The team, selected at the Minnesota State Fair finals, will compete in Chicago against youths from many states at the International Livestock Exposition.
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J Arome University Farm
St. Paul
Minnesota
United States Department of Agriculture
State University
Kath I Alexander
Humboldt
Kittson County
Eleanor Clow
Mistress of High Finance in a Double Checking Plot
Indianapolis tale shows Elinor quietly saving her share by dipping into her husband’s funds. He imposes a split salary plan to curb spending, only to discover his wife has been shrewdly moving his money to cover next month’s costs and save her portion. The twist reveals her financial savvy and his astonishment.
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Indianapolis
Alds
Elinor
Indianapolis News
Hoffmanns Attend Ackermann Christmas Visit
Mr and Mrs R F Hoffmann of St Paul were guests at Prof Ackermann home for Christmas and returned Monday noon Mrs Reid Murray and her son arrived from Madison Vic to visit with Mrs Murray's parents Dr and Mrs J L Schach George Schach attends State University and spends the Christmas holidays with his parents.
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Mr. Sehlurder
R. F. Hoffmann
St. Paul
Prof. A. Ackermann
Qchristmas
Reid Murray
Madison, Vic
Wool Freight Rates and Tax Policy Debate
Discussion of Australia to Boston wool freight rates and their impact on American farmers, noting how foreign producers gain cheaper transport. Senator Kendrick criticizes the guaranty clause as a hidden tax on farm losses, urging relief for farmers amid soaring freight costs. Snippets mention local meetings, teachers, and a Christmas holiday visit.
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Boston
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Ports
Australia
Atlantic
Aedrick
Kendrick
Agricultural Inquiry
Sleepy Eye visitations and New Year services noted
Sylvester Mueckl of Minneapolis spent Christmas at Sleepy Eye and visited local friends Monday. Elsie Siebenbrunner of Minneapolis arrived Monday evening for a short visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Math Siebenbrinner, and other relatives. Rev E F Wheeler will preside at New Year services at the Congregational church in Walnut Grove Sunday evening. Leslie Spaeth of Winthrop visited Arthur Rachel’s home and other relatives here Monday and yesterday.
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Sylvester Mueckl
Minneapolis
Sleepy Bye
Elsie Siebenbrunner
Math. Siebenbrinner
E. F., Wheeler
Congregational
Walnut Grove
Leslie Spaeth of
Winthrop
Arthur Rachel
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