Sketch of President Harding Life and Career
A long, fragmentary life sketch recounts Warren G. Harding’s beginnings on a farm near Blooming Grove, his self-made rise in Marion Ohio, publishing the Marion Star, and early political ascent to governor and U.S. senator. It notes his conservative yet progressive stance, his role in labor peace, and his leadership in the Washington arms conference. Also covered are his wife Florence, Alaska policy, and the Alaska expedition era before his death.
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Gomalles Harding
United States
Blooming Grove
Morrowsiaula
George T. Harding
Marlon
Phoebe Miabeth Dickerson Harding
Harding
Ohio Central College
Allege
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Marion
Marion Star
Wich
Senate
White House
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Tla
Washingto, Oipening
Congress
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Italy
Japan
China
Netherlands
Portugal
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Lodge
Massachusetts
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Alabama
Elihu Toot
Pacific
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Teak
Conia
Alam Gyamablelar Smistiel
United States Senate
Seth
Alaska
Interior Department
Work
Wallace
Agricultural Department
Hoover
Department of Commerce
Washington
Pacific Northwest
St. Louis
Denver
Hejena
Spokane
Utah
Meny
Yellowstone
Ste
Yeermite
U. S
Rine
Henerson
Government
Jones
Keating
Vancouver
Seattle
Henderson
Adwir
Ceeh
Aina
Fietei
Earaceltenl
President Hyeding
Polio
Poloes
Idaho Short News Notes Mixed Accounts Across State
Idaho reports plan spend about 300000 over two years on a fifty mile road from Lookout to Shoshone. Multiple brief items detail drownings, stings, fires and local incidents across Idaho Falls Boise Pocatello Hailey Caldwell Mountain Home and other towns with varied outcomes and local actions.
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Enn
Poultry Breeders Seek Roads Improvement Impact on Egg Trade
A farmer six miles from town cites poor mud roads hindering poultry business. Good roads movements promise prompt egg deliveries to hotels and markets, benefiting breeders who rely on regular, timely shipments and seasonal hatchability, with winter and cold affecting egg quality and transport.
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the Inquirer
Western Engineers on Economical Highways
Engineers from Kansas and neighboring states discussed making roads more economical at the second annual road school at the state agricultural college. They covered fuel use on grades, cost savings from leveling grades, and the tradeoffs in surface choices. A Minnesota report described a new paver design with a $389,000 research cost and a potential $1,000,000 annual construction saving in 1922.
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Kansas
Ka State Agricultural College
Iowa
Minneis
Fragmentary note from debate on Grevel for ew
Partial OCR text shows an argument in favor of Grevel during a decision making process. It references evaluative terms and appears to be a brief political or procedural note. The readable portion suggests focus on supporting one option over another.
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Pocatello
Fletcher Kirkendall
Hailey
Wood River National Farm Loan Association
Two Million Farms Irrigated in United States
Edgar L. Hampton notes in Current History that federal cooperation drives rapid irrigation growth. From 1860 to 1920 the number of irrigated farms rose from 694 to 1,916,391 and irrigated area from 469,000 to 19,191,716 acres, with potential to exceed 36 million acres under projected plans. He highlights major projects like the Columbia River and Colorado basin, plus active congressional bills and funding accelerating nationwide irrigation.
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America
United States
Columbia River
Colorado Basin
Congress
Edgar L. Hampton
Sources of Arsenic From Global Mines and Uses
The most important arsenic sources are Saxon silver mines and English tin and pyrite mines with Spanish and Ontario mispickel deposits. In the United States about half of metallic and white arsenic consumption occurs, with yellow arsenic or orpiment used in pyrotechnics and medicine. Some misuse arsenic in self harm. the text urges humility and warns against lies.
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Saxony
England
Spain
Ontario
Canada
Germany
United States
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Em Hosea
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Seerul
Trinity Baptist Church
Mra, Warren, G. Harding
Idaho
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H. A. Clark
Boise
Ernest Callender
Boise River
Warren Crow
Vaulted States Reclamation Service
Bower
Here
Mahe
Adolf Hnebachat
Munroe
Wis
Arefred Imdaha Palle
Tailer
Idaho Palls
Estabe
Idaho Falls
Harold Valirath
Pocatella
Vaiirath
Idaho Tech
State Board of Education
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Payette River
Huxeltine Island
Snake River
Payette
Oregon
Picotte Corner
Wood River Times
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Elmore County
Arrowwork Dam
Gem District
Thomas St. Terrell
Monarch Hotel
Thornton
Texas
Sampson and
Childs
Caldwell
Alex Purdy
Cangon County
Nampa
Charles
Ichirison
Hansen—Durgiars
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Truman Harlow
Willow Creek
Bir
Warren Meader
Mguiheg
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Hindle
Abi Deuk
Utte
Abd Howe
Western
States Departman of Agriculture
Bureau of Pudlic Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Orewen
California
Douglas-Pectin Corporation
Granite Ridg
Rochamer
N.Y
Mothers of the World
Lloye
Purine
Unite States
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