Alfalfa Pride and Memorial Week Traditions
The passage extols alfalfa as a premier crop boosting western wealth and food production, naming regions, crops, and the Old Reliable farm image. It notes the Kaz rural economy and a long convention program at Wayland Church, followed by a Memorial week with Civil War veteran services led by Rev Criss and E M Reed, ending with Decoration Day ceremonies and cemetery tributes.
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W. D. Kingsolver
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AA Michener
Dilbaver
Iisussion
Albert
Ea Heig
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Richard Peters
Nelson
Osher
Reed
Asdine
Mieg Newegimer
Alice Campbell
Clem
Byers
Mars
Terrell
Hi Luy
J. R. Roseberry
Luella Rystrom
Johnson
NS Abolt
E. Henmings
Army
Post
Relief Corps
Orsecolas
M. RB. Crisp
E. M. Reed
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Wilson shifts toward aggressive action and Latin American intervention
The White House signals a move from watchful waiting to decisive action abroad, citing German delays and Mexican turmoil. President Wilson faces pressure to end the Bryan soft soap approach, pressuring Mexico toward peace or risk US intervention. Public sentiment supports firm measures while hoping for lasting peace in both the German and Mexican crises.
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White House
America
Wilson Oo
Ag Arc
Mexico
Wilson
Red Republic
Perce
Southerm Republic
United States
Remarkable Early Stock Of Women Coats From Olson
C A Olson notes a remarkable early stock of womens and misses coats ahead of prior seasons. Garments from Sterling and Wooltex, from Cleveland fashion houses, arrived late causing overstock. Prices quoted are seldom seen before July and August, making a remarkable sale offering new styles at cut prices.
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Women’s & Misses’ Coats
Agust
Great Style Organizations
Cleveland
Sterling
Wooltex
Olson
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