Germany to Pay Record Reparations and Complete Militia Disbandment
Paris conference approves a German reparations plan totaling 226000000 gold marks annual installments over 42 years with first two installments at 200000000 marks. A 12 percent export tax is imposed, discounts for early payment offered, and German foreign loans prohibited without reparations commission permission. Disarmament plan requires complete disbandment of citizen militias by July 1.
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Italy
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Germany
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Einwohnenwehr
Briand
Lowden Urges Budget Plan at Merchants Meeting
Frank O. Lowden former Illinois governor told the Los Angeles Merchants and Manufacturers association annual banquet that national retrenchment and a firm economic footing require a readjustment of government. He urged a national budget system and a Treasury overhaul noting no official is charged with cutting expenses.
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Frank O. Lowden
Illinois
Merchants and Manuacturers’ Association
Landholders barred bill introduced in Texas senate
A bill to prevent aliens from owning land in Texas was introduced in the state senate and referred to the committee on state affairs. The measure, offered by Senator B R Dudley of El Paso, follows California's anti alien land law and was prepared by the American Legion post at El Paso.
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American Legion
Plumbers Back Open Shop Plan Adopted by Illinois Master Builders
Resolution supporting the open shop plan favored at the National Association of Master Plumbers convention in Pittsburgh was adopted by the Illinois Master Plumbers association at the convention's final session in Springfield Illinois.
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National Association of Master Plumbers
Pittsburgh
Illnois Master Yhumbers Association
Blue Laws Target Geisha Girls in Tokyo
A New York Sun report claims blue law ideas spread to Japan, sparked by etiquette committees and a world Sunday school convention in Tokyo. Delegates, especially women, oppose geisha girls trained to entertain men, arguing the practice should end amid censorious reform efforts.
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Pacific
Tokio
Adam
Wichita
Kae
Montpelier
New York Sun
Live Stock Prices At South Omaha 1921 Market Summary
Union Stock Yards South Omaha Neb Feb 1921 traders reported steady beef prices with strong to higher demand for feeder cattle. Hogs remained steady to lower by a dime while fat lambs and sheep showed little change with good demand from local packers. Tadpoles note closes the page with medical facts on growth.
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South Omaha
Neb
Sidney Lumber Co ad promotes homes in the best town on earth
An advertising snippet invites readers to visit Sidney Lumber Co for a good home in the best town on earth and touts Air Cooled Spark Plugs as a superior class, urging to see the ad in this issue.
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Sidney Lumber CO
Special Saturday chocolate sale at Rexall Store
A weekly promotion highlights a special sale on box chocolates every Saturday at the Rexall Store. Customers are invited to browse the selection and enjoy discounted prices on assorted chocolate boxes during the weekend event.
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Rexall
Who's to Weed Onions by Walt Mason
Prose poet Walt Mason laments too many in non productive work and overeducation. He recalls baling hay and raising crops, argues schools dull minds with useless facts, and praises practical know how illustrated by a mountain road fiasco where a mechanic fixes a car while a professor fumes. Mason asserts real value comes from hands on experience over lofty classroom theory.
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Mozart
Beethoven
Tie
Colorado
Western University
Estes Park
Artems Ward
Temple of Learning
History Rewritten as Little Red Rid ing Hood Subdues Wolf in Bed
In a playful moral twist, Little Red Riding Hood discovers the wolf disguised as her grandmother. With no phone, she improvises a plan, ties the wolf, and ponders an improvised remedy while exposing the danger of deception. The tale preserves traditional humor and caution.
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Little Red Riding Hood
Grandma
Red Riding Hood
Little Red Riding Hood Teaches Wolf A Dental Lesson
In a playful tale from the U P Family Bulletin a clever child forces the wolf to surrender his bite. She pulls each tooth with forceps and banishes him, declaring he may earn a kinder fate by Candlemas if he reforms and keeps a clean "odor of sanctity."
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Red Riding Hood
Little Red Riding Hood
U. P. Family Bulletin
Misunderstood Husbands Satirized in Current Pictures
A New York Mail quotation lists common faults attributed to husbands including delays, color blind shopping, neglect of letters and theater tickets, and poor baby handling. It notes procrastination, lateness, and flirtation, but also acknowledges redeeming qualities and the brisk demand for husbands.
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Automobile Insurance Farmers special term Policy
W Hornaday Conklin's Medium Priced Feuitals Get them at the Rexall Store. For taxi call 161.
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