Angora Assembly Rejects Lausanne Treaty Delegation Stays Peace Efforts
The Turkish national assembly at Angora rejects the draft Lausanne treaty as unacceptable and contrary to the national pact. It authorizes continued efforts for peace with Mosul, economic and administrative questions settled to complete independence, and rapid evacuation of occupied territories after peace.
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London
Angora
Constantinople
Lausanne
Mosul
Chickens and Eggs Production Rise in 1922
United States Department of Agriculture data show 1922 farm value for chickens and eggs at 854.2 million dollars, down from 900.8 million in 1912, with about 543 million chickens raised and 1.902 billion dozen eggs produced. Egg use shifted, with 113 million dozen used to produce chickens.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Farm credits bill aids Omaha land bank district
Provisions for an intermediate credit bank in Omaha and higher loan limits for federal land banks extend credit to farmers and ranchers. The districts affected include Nebraska Iowa South Dakota and Wyoming, reflecting broad federal support for farm finance.
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Omaha
Congress
University Orchestra Gains Renown In Jazz Circles
Lincoln Nebraska University of Nebraska jazz orchestra of seven Sigma Phi Epsilon members known as the Southern Rag A Jazz orchestra has gained renown after playing at the American University union meeting in London. They have toured London and other European cities on prior occasions.
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University Orchestra
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska Jazz Orchestra
American University Union
London
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Europe
Hardings Join the Exodus for Florida Vacation
Washington President and Mrs. Harding join the exodus of high officials leaving the capital for a long deferred vacation trip to Florida. It marks Mrs. Harding’s first departure since her illness began last September and signals her final recovery and return to public life.
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Hardings
Washington
Harding
Florida
Indiana Senate OKs Soldier Bonus Bill in Narrow Vote
The Indiana Senate approved the soldiers bonus measure 27 to 19. Having already passed the House, the bill now proceeds to the governor for final action.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Indiana Senate
House
Sugar Crop Largest in Eight Years
Hawaii's sugar cane harvest for the year ending September 30 reached 1,184,000,000 pounds, the largest since eight years ago, per the department of agriculture.
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Washington
Hawaii
Department of Agriculture
Prohibition Bill Bans Pool and Billiards in South Carolina
South Carolina House approves a bill by voice vote banning pool or billiards at any location or time within the state. The measure targets all venues and would apply statewide, reflecting a strict anti gaming stance debated in Columbia.
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Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Viva Voce
Business Failures Fall 1923 February 24 Percent Down
New York reports February 1923 business failures at 24 percent fewer than February 1922. Bradstreet statistics show January totals also down by one-fifth from last year, signaling a continuing decline in business insolvencies year over year.
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New York
Bradstreets
Eight Hurt In Seaborne Storncide Night Fire
Eight persons injured in Se Joseph Missouri town in night disaster with two possibly fatally hurt and property damage estimated between 250000 and 750000 dollars. The stormdike struck during the evening, causing extensive damage and triggering emergency responses.
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Se Joseph, Mo
Agricultural Credits Act of 1923 described by Henry C Wallace
Secretary Wallace outlines the Agricultural Credits Act of 1923 designed to provide farmers with intermediate credit through government backed and private channels. It creates Federal land bank linked banks, sets debentures, caps interest, and broadens Federal Reserve powers.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Henry C. Wallace
Congress
Federal Land Bank
Central
Federal Parm Loan Bureau
Washington
Land Bank
Federal Land Banks
Intermediate Credit Banks
Intermediate Credit Bank
Federal Reserve Act
Federal Farm Loan Bureau
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
War Finance Corporation
Sheriff Sale Notice in Cheyenne County Nebraska
By order of the District Court of Cheyenne County Nebraska the Sherman sale in 1923 is set for April 16 at 2 PM at the east front door of the Cheyenne County Court House Sid ney to satisfy a 1922 judgment of 2561.41 dollars against Albert Tidmer William Ahearn and Ahearn and Gurley State Bank with owners identified for a real estate lien on the SW quarter of section 26 township 15 north range 49 west. Sheriff J W McDaniel will conduct the public auction for cash with Kepler and Kratz as plaintiffs attorneys. 25-5
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District Court
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
J. A. Bentley
Albert Tietmer
William Ahearn
Ahearn
Gurley State Bank of
Gurley
Cheyenne
Albert Tidmer
Sidney
Betsy A. Richardson
Isabel A. North
Groege M. North
North
Frank A. North
Cecil E. Halslander
Halslander
Roy A. North
William North
Hazel M. Hulslander
Hulslander
Mildred B. Hulslander
First National Bank of Chappell
Neligh National Bank of
Neigh
Sidney Mercantile Company
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Missouri
Cheyenne County Sheriff Levy On Sixty-Nine Acre Real Estate
Under the seal of the Cheyenne County District Court a June 9 1922 judgment against Betsy A Richardson and multiple Norths and others has $5056.93 ordered. The sheriff levied on the southeast quarter of section 29 township 13 north range 46 west, Cheyenne County Nebraska, with costs. Kepler and Kratz appear as plaintiff attorneys in the 1923 proceedings.
Dr Pettibone Dentist Ad Sparks Odd Grammar
An old classified style notice presents Dr. M. E. Pettibone, a dentist, with an address over Larsen Music. The fragmented text hints at a teaching or demo offer though the wording is garbled, reflecting a faded newspaper fragment.
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M. E. Pettibone
Larsen Music Fewe
Weather Forecast Station at San Juan
San Juan Puerto Rico serves as the center of the West Indies Caribbean service of the Weather Bureau. Daily reports from hurricane area stations and vessels are broadcast via Naval radio, detailing weather, storm position, direction, and intensity. Pilot balloons reach over six miles, with upper air movements studied. Rainfall from nearly 500 stations is tabulated monthly at San Juan.
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San Juan
P. R
Center of the
Tropical rainfall key to Caribbean crops study
The text outlines the vast Caribbean subtropical region from Barbados to Panama and from Bahamas to Colombia. It notes the area’s climate study is vital due to U S financial interests in tropical agriculture, including Cuba sugar investments over a million dollars and dependence on rainfall for crops like coffee tobacco cotton citrus fruits pineapples bananas and other tropicals.
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Barbados
Panama
Yucatan
Bahamas
British Guiana
Venezuela
Colombia
United States
Rocky Mountains
Tropics
Lars
Cuba
West Indies
Larson's Music Store Ad Teaches Conn Band Instruments
An advertisement for C G Conn band instruments offered with free instruction at Larson's Music Store. Includes a phone-like number 161 for tax or call, urging customers to learn to play without extra charge.
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Larson
C. G. Conn
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Sheriff’s Sale
J. W. McDaniel
Kepler & Kratz
Chick Hatchery
North Platte
E. B. Young, Prop
Taxl
Liberty State Bank
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