Toward the Land: Opportunity for Farmers to Rebuild Nation
A long editorial argues population movement toward cities risks food shortages as industrial wages fall. It urges farm expansion, land purchase in affordable western Canada and other regions, and a shift back to agriculture to feed cities and stabilize prices. It cites land prices, climate, and the appeal of farm life to youth, urging readers to migrate, invest, and become producers for the world's needs.
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Dhac
Cnteak
Amonn
Cly Industries
Coonda
Aitlans
Aspirin and Cullevra Soap Ad Warns On Fake Pills
An old ad warns readers to watch for genuine Aspirin branded by Bayer and to avoid fake tablets with misleading names. It also promotes Cullevra Soap for skin benefits and mentions general grooming tips, urging diligence and careful purchase practices amid counterfeit risks.
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Fayer
Bayer
Draggiste
Bol
Blockade Against Liquor Shipments Under National Prohibition
Attorney General Nebeker states that the national prohibition act applies to all waters within U S territory and to shipments from foreign countries via the United States. New customs rules will align with the opinion, prohibiting transit and possession of intoxicating liquors for beverage use across ports and through U S territory. Greek forces prepare for a possible offensive against Turkey as London actions loom. General Hoparias says Turkish action may trigger a larger Allied response and Greek forces are being rushed to the front.
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Wrebington
United States
At Log
Gondrat Nebeker
Treasury
Nebekey
Hronesa
Tiealles
London
Gaeneral Hoparius
Spoa Kern
Londays
Arrests in Mulberry Bend Sting Net Narcotics
Police and federal officers seized narcotics valued at SISR,001 in Mulberry Bend near Chinatown. A moonshine still was found in operation and several arrests made. A hidden room behind a wall in a Hester Street area housed ten men and women amid fumes, with cups of drugs and a stash totaling 21 dollars and 40,000 in cash reported. The German government accepted participation in allied conference talks as part of ongoing operations.
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Ted
Mulberry Bend
Kiting
Fedey
Tenolen
Fire Devastates Nebraska Village Causing Substantial Loss
A village near Fremont, Nebraska, was nearly wiped out by a fire estimated to have caused about 100000 dollars in damages. The blaze started in a power line shed near the town and spread rapidly, consuming homes and structures in the community.
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Nebraska
Fremont
Motion
Framont
Detective and Bandit Killings at Utah City Hotel
Detective George W. Hamby was shot dead by Tom Burana amid a raid on a Utah City hotel. Local authorities say Burana, age not stated, killed hotelier Joseph Pairce and later shot Sara during the confrontation, who died shortly after.
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Sell Lake Guy
Utah
George W. Hamby
Tom Burana
Pairce Joseph
Murbidee
Sara
Explosion at Warren point injures officers and rider
A bomb exploded as constable Revnet-One and two others worked on duty at Warren point, Dunkalk. One man was killed and two wounded. In a separate incident, a horse struck a man on the William Cole farm, breaking his leg and causing serious injuries.
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Waa
Therp
Warren Poind
Acs
Dunkalk
Exneroa
Oredile Mosler
Myredman
William Cole
Tha Bam
Muser
Pat
Senate Appropriation Approval Amid Debate on Officers
The Senate passed the army appropriation totaling £428,681,000 after rejecting an amendment to cut the number of commissioned officers. The vote followed heated debate on funding levels and command structure.
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Senate
Predicted Decree Promises Alcohol Production Change
Washington February 1 A predicted decree would permit making beer and malt liquors under physician prescription. The draft ruling reportedly aims to allow dispensing alcoholic beverages by prescription, anticipating a broader reform. If enacted, major producers and quays may adjust to new limits and oversight.
M Adgo Heads Mexico Roads at Al Mazo Convention
Al Mazo Tex Feb 1am 6 MeAiduo former secretary of the treasury named to supervise Mexican road reorganization. An official from Mexico presented plans to reform the railway network and rehabilitate lines to benefit private owners. Alanjo Campuniio, who spoke for the Mexican minister of communications, announced the convention of the Confederated Mexican Chambers of Commerce concluded sessions here.
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Tex
MeAiduo
The
Treasury
Mexico
Netinnal
Alanjo Campuniio
Caramerce
Monty
Caanpiingo
Preparations for aircraft ship test under way in Washington
In Washington, officials move to decide by metal test the superiority of quarter craft and line shddern. Secretary Daniels invites the War department to Haeliefinte exteriors where Nie surrendered Cartan lattleshty Peer. The test aims to evaluate bombing from sea conditions similar to battle.
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Metral
Qtr
Craft
Une
Daniels
Svereiacy Baker
War Department
Nie
Cartan
Berlin to Attend Meet on Reparations Talks
Berlin will attend a conference to discuss German reparations with participating nations on March 1. The invitation arose from government discussions and is expected to cover German counter proposals. The gathering aims to probe wartime issues and potential settlements.
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Flerman
Las
Landon
Ila Acceyrluricn
Ogottie Mons
U S Fagesera Of Prosperity Seeks Recovery
A wartime era report from the Comptroller and government figures outlines a plan to restore prosperity with price stabilization, wage considerations, and production costs. It emphasizes avoiding monopolistic pricing and sustaining prewar levels while moving toward steady growth and lower consumer costs.
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Washiigtar
Rob
Ciadl
Wulgeg
Cotegress
List Meiniel
Mir. Wilkes
Mills
Petoer
Witla
Haylie
Earth
Hellyar
Sol
Chicago saloons closed after contempt ruling by Landis
Federal judge Landis ordered thirteen Chicago saloons closed for one year after officials testified they served pure liquor at a Big bar on West Madison Street following a temporary injunction issued in 1920. One saloonkeeper, Patulb Grossman, was sentenced to a year in the house of correction and fined one dollar for contempt of court.
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Feb. C
House of Correction
Africon
Federal
Sitet Landis
Patulb Grossman
Iail
Arundage
Soo West Midison Street
Tulge Landisad
Crossman
Kalpong
Olsen
Les O'Neil Brown
Pershing Faces House Inquiry Over Allied Expedition Record
General John J. Pershing refuses to answer allegations regarding the American expeditionary forces. The inquiry tests his stance on providing testimony to Congress about the unit’s actions and motives. Charles G. Dawen of Chicago urged the public to hear the debate as a key moment in Washington’s handling of the expedition’s history.
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John J. Pershing
Nm House
Conten
Per Shing
Charles G. Dawen
Prauce
Premiers Urge Reatstance in Allied Compliance
Premiers urge resistance as Munich Tavarin Meh. Premiers of yore Gotinay stalea agree to Herlihy government Vp Terikic compliance with Allied Venmaulg formed by supreme command. In a related case Matos Jounel contends of extortion from Wolldart. sentenced by Styupgima Cawetduattee to serve from five to ten years.
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Tavarin
Meh
Fremiers
Gotinay Stalea
Herlihy
Venmaulg
Comed 1
Matos Jounel
Wolldart
Serge
Turbulent Early 1920s Iowa News Summary
A chaotic digest reports on fires and accidents including a ship loss at sea, a streetcar collision, and a fatal coal yard incident. It notes court actions in bankruptcy filings, arrests, and police dismissals, plus farm data on livestock valuations, crop values, and a wave of economic strain across counties with pointed references to local officials and institutions.
Humorous Lectern Tear Turns to Quiet Pen Audience
A lecturer invited to address convicts in a western penitentiary faced restrained applause. The audience laughed softly but did not applaud. the warden apologized, noting the crowd seemed distracted or wary as the lecturer’s remarks were copied in error.
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Tecturer
Medical Inquiry and Ad for Dr Flores Remedies
Dora Coleman reports stomach distress and neuralgia and writes to Dr Flores seeking miglen treatment. She indicates disappointment with prior claims and asks for his mail series and remedy packs, followed by a request for confidential medical advice. Send ten cents for a trial pack and letter.
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Miglen
Flores
Fleres
Dora Coleman
Florea
Buffalo
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