Treason in Mankato paper provokes national debate
New Ulm Review notes a Mankato free press article urging treason charges, urging government action and exposing perceived sedition. The Union News and Mandate defend patriotic duty, criticize the editorials, and mock War Department propaganda about a Navy essay contest and compulsory military service.
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Josephus Daniele
Release of Mrs Kate Richards O Hara sparks political debate
The release of Mrs Kate Richards O Hara, a noted political prisoner, by presidential order is seen by some as signaling leniency for other inmates. O Hara, who served over a year of a five year sentence for remarks during a Bowan lecture, contends she did not say mothers who send sons to war were brood sons. The piece notes Bowman ND as a center for her support and questions whether wartime sentiment influenced the jury. It also comments on Major J Quane of St Peter and public views on militarism in Minnesota campaigns, asking if camouflage tactics will influence voters.
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St. Peter
Leonard Wood
Home Garden Pests and Plant Diseases Dangers
A period bulletin from University of Maine extension lists home garden threats and expert tips. It urges selecting healthy seeds, using corrosive sublimate with care, weed control, tomato vine pruning for air and light, avoiding wet cultivation, removing diseased parts, and spraying tomatoes and potatoes with Bordeaux mixture early and throughout the season.
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R. S. Mackintosh
University Farm
Home Garden In Town and Its Benefits
The home garden lowers living costs and employs idle labor while cutting grocery bills. By starting with true varieties and saving seeds gardeners can maintain purity, improve strains, and study plant differences. Garden plants split into annuals and biennials, with seeds produced in the same year or the following year.
Garden Pest Control Methods for Home Gardens
University of Minnesota agronomist A G Ruggles outlines practical pest control for home gardens. He advises hand picking large caterpillars, pruning and burning egg masses, destroying rubbish and weeds, fall plowing, tying trees with tanglefoot, rotating crops, and encouraging birds to help suppress insect damage.
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Spraying Methods For Garden Pests By Ruggles
A concise guide from State Entomologist A G Ruggles on home garden pest control. It explains three spray types: contact insecticides that must touch each pest, stomach insecticides active when pests feed, and fungicides like Bordeaux mixture and lime sulfur. It notes potency versus plant safety and lists examples such as soap solutions, tobacco extracts, arsenates, and leaf eating pests.
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A. G. Ruggles
University Parm
St. Paul
Workers Power on the Increase Foretold Across Europe
An official forecast warns of a rising worker power from Warsaw to Gibraltar as old regimes fall. Censorship endures while Poland faces food shortages and muttered revolts loom. In Caucasus mini-states pro-Soviet sentiment grows. Turkey negotiates with Soviet Russia amid anti-Entente currents. Syrian leaders oppose French rule as currency reforms spark tension. famine and class strife spread through Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Czecho-Slovakia and Hungary.
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Lamberton Wins Close Ball Game in Extra Innings
New Ulm drops an eleven inning Tri-County League game 3 to 2 to Lamberton. Errors cost New Ulm as Bertsch out pitched Holmgren with ten strikeouts. Born debuts for New Ulm, boosting hopes for a stronger squad. Morgan visits next Sunday for another home game.
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Gerner
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Leedahl
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Bertsch
Muesing
Holmgren
Billie” Born
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Diamonds
North Dakota Wins Supreme Court Ruling on State Program
The U S Supreme Court unanimously upheld North Dakota s entire legislative program enabling state bonds, mill and terminal elevator projects at Grand Forks, and long term low interest loans through Bank of North Dakota, a decision seen as finalizing state rights and aiding anti trust measures nationwide.
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All Day Picnic At Fort Hill In Lee Hanska Region
Saturday event by Nonpartisan League fans in this section features A C Townley in an airplane, with Thomas V Sullivan and other speakers. Activities start 11 am with music and entertainment, a public invitation to attend. A similar gathering is planned Sunday near Franklin at the Irving Anderson farm.
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North Dakota Farmers Win Long Struggle Against State Industry Hurdles
Farmers in North Dakota claim victory after a 25 year fight to limit antifarmer actions. They argue the suit did its job by delaying state industries while protesters decry slow construction of state built homes and delayed mills and elevators.
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William M Wood Indicted Over Woolen Profiteering
William M Wood, head of the American Woolen Company, widely known as the woolen trust, has been indicted on 14 counts for profiteering. The complaint claims 35 percent profits on certain named transactions, with congressional reports noting some cases exceeding 100 percent. Yet expectations for action against a notorious high price maker remain doubtful.
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