Farme For Ex Service Men Openings In Wyoming
Openings announced for September 9 and 10 inviting ex servicemen to file on farms in the North Platte and Shoshone projects in Wyoming. About 10 000 acres included. sixty days filing period with priority for World War veterans. The two projects transformed desert to productive farming with dairying, sugar beets, corn and potatoes. Details from project managers in Mitchell Nebraska Powell Wyoming and U S Reclamation Service Washington DC.
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Wyoming
North Platte
U. S.rus
Mitchel
Neb
Powell, Wyoming
U. S. Reclamation Service
Washington
Threshing Machine Blown Up Near Hardy Tuesday
A threshing machine explosion near Hardy Tuesday injured no one. The steam and dust explosion occurred as workers threshing for A Anderson on James Nervig farm caused by a burst waterglass in the engine. The separator tender leapt onto the machine to help, and the blast occurred then. The incident scared teams but no injuries were reported.
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Humboldt
Soldiers and Sailors Monument Unveiling in Kaghe Grove
Rev George Joseph traveled through Iowa collecting funds for a Chalden cause and was exposed as an impostor. He was captured at Grundy Center and faced no punishment. Chalden is an ancient nation no longer in existence. The Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Kaghe Grove will be unveiled Sunday August 31 with a notable art-ark memorial and a 328-name inscription, delaying the project.
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George Joseph
Iowa
Grundy, Center
Kendall
Fogle Grove
Paroled and the Town's Crime Carnival
A lament in verse on released criminals evading reform. The speaker decries police risk, jail corruption, and lenient punishments, arguing paroled felons roam, threaten virtue, and taint the Sabbath while society pays the price for “reprimand” without true punishment.
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Pitoch
Gentin
o'Keep
Batin
Tapa
Carnival of Crime
Walt
Mason
Sunday Chautauqua Play Draws Public Praise and Debate
The Livermore Gazette notes a lively Sunday Chautauqua presentation that pleased audiences and boosted funds for the Legion and Auxiliary. It questions objectors to Sunday entertainments, arguing times have changed from old time moralizing to modern lively performances.
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Legion
Allc
Livermare Gazette
Did You Dinbyow Ever Sittin Your Car On The Street
A reader laments reckless auto driving in town during the evening. He urges enforcement of state laws and city ordinances, criticizing drivers who speed cut corners and lack proper lights. He suggests fines could fund a street sprinkler if violations were pinched weekly.
Lantern Carrying Sparks Witty Quip in Tale
A hired man confronts a wiser employer over carrying a lantern for a call. The wiser man mocks the notion, saying he never carried a lantern, while the hired man fills the lantern and notes the irony with a rueful remark about what was obtained in the dark.
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Birl
State Bank of Renwick Backing Farmers
Farmers in the area have learned that when unusual banking demands arise they will find help at this bank. The State Bank of Renwick emphasizes backing the farmer with service tailored to their needs. If you have not yet used their services, they invite you to do so soon.
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State Bank of
Renwick
Coal Shortage Warns of Wild Scramble for Fuel
The first half of 1921 shows coal output 65 million tons below 1920. Weekly supply averages only one week in midwest sheds, dealers say. Deficit must be made up and delays will trigger a fuel scramble as prices rise each month. Interstate Commission says no freight-rate cuts this year, urging immediate coal purchases.
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Middle West
Interstate Commission
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Wisconsin Lumber CO
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Henry Claussen
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