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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1919

Page

8

Sunol Community Notes Include Visits and Local News

Sunol residents report visitors from nearby towns while shoppers filled the streets. A birthday party for Anna Hornicek drew a pleasant crowd and useful gifts. Local farm activity includes hayloads and hog shipments as the season begins.

Ahington Paul Booth Sunol Sidney A Vodrill Wow Craig Esther Booth Mioa FC Newtett Sunel Anna Hornicek Ann Aoa Bauer

Chinese as Rice Growers in Taiwan and Hawaii

The Chinese introduced rice cultivation to Taiwan and remain key rice growers of the islands. They first planted sugar cane at the Crossroads of the Pacific and later produced sugar. When Hawaiians reduced Taraat cultivation, the Chinese became the primary planters.

Tiawan Ishioos Pacific Taraat

Wilson on Way Back to U S

Brest reports President Wilson sails for the United States aboard the liner George Washington with a smaller party as many technical aides stay in Paris to finish peace work. The journey will carry back about 300 troops and two American soldiers who helped at the Miorat palace as New York prepares for his return.

Brest Watson United States Ife France New York Wilson Debarkation Hoboken George Washington Paris League of Nations Beods J Supreme Economic Council America Europe Supreme War Council Econome Council Economic Drafting Commission Financial Drafting Commission Boston Atlantic City Joseph P. Tumulty Peters

Compensation movement gains ground in 1917 1918

Washington reports steady progress toward compensation for industrial accidents without proving employer negligence. A Bureau of Labor Statistics bulletin notes new states adopted compensation laws in 1917 and 1918, and only ten states had not accepted the principle.

Bureau Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics

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