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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1919

Page

7

Labor clashes ease as miners obey court order in wave

Mine Workers' union leaders halt the strike after Judge Anderson's injunction. Government plans a Washington conference to negotiate a new pact with operators and miners. AFL opposition shifts to Supreme Court appeal and anti-strike provisions in Congress. Strike threats loom in railroads before privatization. Prohibition battles shift with Ohio vote and court injunctions. Legion convention backs universal military training and deportation of Victor Berger. Peace talks progress in the Baltic region as Soviet negotiators meet Estonia.

Mine Workers’ Union Judge Andersen Wilson Washington American Federation of Labor Supreme Court Anderson Lewis Federation Congress Commins Railroad Commins Senate Representative Esch House Thetus Sims Tennessee American Legion Minneapolis Cleveland Franklin D'Olier Philadelphia Legion of Honor Victor Berger Wisconsin House of Representatives California United States

Nebraska News Roundup of Politics, Weather and Agriculture

Nebraska state topics include anti liquor enforcement plans and county warrants dispute in Johnson County. Reports note gopher control, corn production estimates, and farm wage news across Johnson, Richardson, Lancaster, and other counties. Public school bond votes, memorials, blizzard impacts, and thefts in Lindsay and Schuyler are also covered with regional updates.

Nonpartisan League Buell Imaoa Tno Stne University College of Agriculture Extension Service Johnson Sutmders Richardson Gage Lancaster Johnson County Tecumseh Lawrence Trom Nebraska City State House Lincoln Nebraska TR. HW. Aishton Chicago State Railway Commission Red Cross Pawnee County Kimhail County American Legion Cline Legion State Department of Agriculture Nebraska Christian York Dobbs Aurora Waterloo A. S. Sibert Farmers’ Union Lindsay Frank Dudek Schuyler Free Mont Kansas Davis Ot Aishton Chi Cago Cedar Bluffs Saunders County Farmers’ Light and Power Company Sandhill Valles, Hall Dawson Valley County United States Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Nebraska School of Agriculture Curtis Nebraska Teachers Association Omaha Iremont Ames University of Nebraska Nemaha Blair Garfield County

Man credits Peruna for relief after chronic bronchitis

Mr BEJ Tour palik of 1438 Rose Street LaCrosse Wisconsin endured twenty six years of chronic bronchitis with winters of hoarseness. After using three quarters of a bottle of Peruna his hoarseness and fatigue eased and he continues with a second bottle. Peruna is recommended for catarrhal conditions including coughs colds and digestive issues. It can be bought in tablet or liquid form.

BE. J. Tourpalik Rose Street LaCrosse Wisconsin Peru

Hall’s Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure for Deafness

Catarrhal Deafness cannot be cured by local applications. a constitutional remedy is needed. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine claims to treat the mucous lining via the blood, addressing inflammation of the Eustachian tube. The ad promises $100 for any case not cured and notes 5c circulars from F. E. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.

Hall All _Druggists FE. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

British Exhibition affairs linger on in Crystal Palace closure

A special commission continues winding up the 1851 Great Exhibition in London’s Crystal Palace. The remark notes the peculiar value of finishing tasks, citing a proverb and a Herrick line about living twice for living well in the first half.

Crystal Ince London Herrick

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