Norway Girls Basketball Team Politely Passes
A readably fragmentary report notes a Norway girls basketball game where the team lost 15 to 19. It mentions visitors Mary Nelson and Jessie Bailey from Lincoln, Neb, plus events at a local box supper and pie social in Norway.
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Ammer
Satur
Mary Nelsen
Norway
Norwey
Dams
Robiney
Clarence
West
Rt Ainsworth
Beloit
MLB
Mise
Jessie Bailey
Lincoln
Neb
Harry Gile
Local Social Notes From Union Area
McChesney the horsebuyer visited Thursday. Mrs Sam Stafford, Mrs Emil n of Republic, Mrs D F jider and Miss Gladys called on Lee Bower. Vance of Belleville stopped in Wednesday for professional Goodwin and hauling duties. Reed family of Belleville spent Sunday with Fred Bassett Ra Schercinsky visited the Kercherinsky home Tuesday and bought hogs. Little Chas Bassett appeared on the list early in the week.
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McChesney
Sam. Stafford
Emil N
Republic
D. F Jider
Gladys
Lee Bower
Im. Vance
Belleville
Goodwin
Reed and Family
Fred Bassett _ Ra - Schercinsky
Khercinsky
Chas. Bassett
Medical Clinic Ad At Eliott Hotel Promises Evening Care
An ad notes an April Friday event at the Eliott hotel offering one day only treatment for a range of male and female conditions. It lists diseases of the liver stomach and bladder and claims certain chronic ailments can be helped by methods not requiring long delays. The fragment suggests a medical service targeting a broad set of chronic and developing conditions with limited hours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Hall
Chhnhy & CO
Toledo
Weather, visits, illness, and deaths in Belleville area
Local notices recount visits by neighbors and relatives including Mrs Frank Grandstedt and the Isaacson family. Reports mention illnesses such as grippe, piano tuning by Mr. Wosser of Wichita, and a severe electrical storm with rain. The infant son of Claud and Mrs. Goodwin died and was buried in Belleville cemetery. sympathy extended to the Goodwin family.
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Earnest Mikesell
Wmn
Rydal
Frank ‘Grandstedt
Isaacson
White Rock Township
Roy Westrick
Wosser
Wichita
Kans
Union
James Goodwin
Ed Swhercinsky
Wm. Roberts
John Hubbard
Robert Lloyd
John Clark
Hageberg
Ed Schercinsky
Jap Morehead
Dan Housholder
Westrick
Belleville
Claud Goodwin
Goodwin
Labon Marshall
Hart Hammond
I. Bowersox
Lee Bowersox
Ba Schercinsky
Cline Farm
Irene Housholder
Chas. Larson
Ray Milner
Freedom Township
Pig Survey Aims To Gauge Spring Hog Populations
The U.S. Department of Agriculture and Post Office will conduct a May 1 survey using simple nine‑field farmer questionnaires collected by rural mail carriers across 14 states. Data cover sow births, farm acreage, and past litter sizes to estimate 1922 hog numbers and guide production and pricing decisions.
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Agricultural and Post
Washington, D. C
United States Department, of Agriculture Co
United States Post Office Department
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Kanas
Missouri
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South Dakota
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Barren Lands Reconsidered Through Northward Progress
The piece cites Stefansson in World's Work noting historical shifts in perception from barren northern lands to valued frontiers. It parallels rapid regional growth from Roman and Franklin eras to modern Canadian and American expansion, suggesting future praise for the northern prairies.
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Alps
Italy
Benjamin Franklin
Guadeloupe
Canada
Island
Seward
Alaska
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
War Gas Made Useful By Mixing Tear Gas With Hydrocyanic Acid
The New York Evening Post reports that chemists in the chemical warfare service have combined tear gas with hydrocyanic acid to create a disinfectant for sanitary work. The mixture kills vermin eggs, is odorless and tasteless, and requires immediate collapse to indicate presence. Tear gas warns via eye irritation, enabling safe escape before hydrocyanic acid acts.
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Chemical Warfare Service
New, York Evening Post
New Use for Acetylene in Chickens Singeing
Acetylene is described as effective for singeing chickens, with flames removing feathers quickly without scorching skin or damaging flesh, reducing the time required for the process. The claim notes it leaves no feather remnants and preserves the fowl’s quality.
Spain to nationalize all telephone lines within five years
Government will take control of Spain's telephone networks within the next five years. The existing telecoms systems have long been criticized for poor service and reliability.
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Spain
Minnie the name a thread through myth and history
The word Minnie traces a long lineage from Teutonic myth to modern usage. It emerges from Wilhelmina and Wilhelmine variants passing through Britain and America, with diminutives Minnie Willie and Billie becoming common in the English speaking world.
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Minnie
Andumbla
Bur
Odin
Will
Man
Valhall
Bilichilde
Willihilda
Willhelm
Germany
Wilhelmina
Eagland
Holland
England
Wilmet
Wilmot
Mina
America
Willie
Billie
France
Guillerume
Guillemette
Minette
Guilette
Mimi
Spain
Guilemina
Italy
Guglielma
Wilhelmine
Biloxi Reports Odd Eight-Legged Pig Tale
In Biloxi Mississippi residents report a freak pig with eight legs three eyes four ears two tails and three mouths said to be a single body according to local chatter and a brief Exchange note.
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Biloxi
Miss
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