American Royal Live Stock Exhibit Opens in Kansas City
Treasury officials dispute President Harding's view that the 670 million dollar federal deficit for the current fiscal year can be wiped out by economies. They warn some borrowing will be needed to balance the year ending June 30, though the gap could be reduced by budget cuts, higher tariff collections, and settlement of pending claims.
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Washington
Treasury
White House
Harding
Treasury Department
Treasury Authoriies
Budget Bureau
Royal Live Stock Show Opens in New Exposition Building
Kansas City hosts the twenty-fourth American Royal Live Stock show from November 18 to 25 with about 2 000 head expected. Royal Beef cattle lead entries with 672 animals and $11 255 in prizes, Herefords top entries at 672 for that purse while Shorthorns have 300 entries for $6 260 and Angus about 100 head for $970. Galloways number about 30 head vying for a smaller prize, all funded by breed associations and show management.
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Kansas City
Breef
The
Royal
Armistice Day Declared State Holiday in Lincoln
Governor Mclellvie proclaims Armistice Day November 11 a state holiday. At 11 a.m. all business should stop for two minutes and residents observe silence to honor those who made the supreme sacrifice with taps sounded statewide.
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Lincoln
Mclelvie
Total State Expenditures Report for Lincoln
State finance department reports September warrants totaling 982 815. Grand total since July 1 1923 stands at 14 673 742. Outstanding accounts amount to 808 893. Biennium expenditures up to October 1 total 15 482 635.
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Lincoln
State Department of Finance
Former Chancellor to Visit Lincoln
Dr. George McLean of London, chancellor of the University of Nebraska from 1895 to 1890, is expected in Lincoln for a brief visit during the month. The university will honor his arrival. Bavarian Cabinet Resigns. Berlin the Bavarian cabinet headed by Count Hugo Leichenfeldt as premier foreign minister and minister of the interior has resigned. The diet will be convened immediately to elect a new prime minister.
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Lincoln
George McLean
London
University of Nebraska
Berlin
Hugo Leichenfeldt
Interior
War Possibility Follows Fascisti Victory in Italy
Reports say fighting has broken out on the Serbian Italian frontier due to the fascisti triumph in Italy. Great excitement grips Serbia as newspapers debate the prospect of war following the coup.
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London
Italy
Serbia
Potatoes to Load Nation as Crop Estimate Rises
Madison estimates show every American may need about forty eight pounds more potatoes this year if the crop is drawn down. Wisconsin markets department notes the surge in projected production and its effect on supply and prices. Sterling sisters reunited after forty years in Madison, and a Norwegian clash with prohibition sticks to treaties allowing wine imports for specific uses.
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Madison
Wis
United States
Wisconsin Department of Markets
Agricultural Brevities Showcasing farm club outputs and research
The report notes 42,000 farm girls in canning clubs produced 2,200,000 quarts of fruit and vegetables and 510,000 quarts of jelly. It records 1,500 trained professionals in state experiment stations and 400 publications in 1921. A pig club member from Blackhawk County sold 3,000 dollars of swine and used recommended feed. A rally in Helena, Arkansas featured 400 negro farm youths and about 100 parents. A Guam project details a metal glass tank mantle preserving seeds in tropical heat, insect and moisture proof for long viability.
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United States Department of Agriculture
States Department of Agriculture
Ewald Guethhnech
Blackhawk County
United States Department of Agriculure
State Agricultural College
Helena
Ark
Guam
Federal Agricultural Experiment Station
Basque herder fined and jailed for trap stealing in Lassen County
A Basque sheep herder in Lassen County California was fined $100 and sentenced to six months in jail after a four week trial and settlement. The case highlights disruptions to predatory animal work by trap thefts, and officials expect fewer incidents with convictions. The Biological Survey reports new insights into martens breeding and increased car shipments from barreled apple areas, totaling about 15 000 cars by October 1, roughly half the 1921 22 season.
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Lassen
Calif
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Get Your Sewing Machine Cleaned and Repaired
A. J. Brosnar, Singer agent offers cleaning and repair of sewing machines with new Singers on easy payments. Phone 527W.
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A. J. Brosnar
No More War meetings raise questions of funding
A Portland Press Herald editorial questions who pays for agents organizing No More War meetings in Maine. It argues most Americans oppose war and doubts motives behind funding a movement to abolish the regular army and navy, urging scrutiny of backers before endorsing proposals.
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Congress
United States
Maine
Portland Press-Herald
Potato’s Food Value in Daily Diet
Potatoes form the background of our vegetables and supply heat and energy as a chief, cheap food. They have little flavor, carry fat from butter or cream, and mix with many flavors to vary the diet. Their mild taste allows daily use and they are a cheap source of iron.
Potatoes Offer Heat Energy But Need Vitamin C and Calcium Rich Vegs
Potatoes provide starch energy and vitamin C but are low in calcium and fat. To balance a meal, pair potatoes with carrots, parsnips, or leafy greens like lettuce and cabbage to supply calcium and extra nutrients. Carrots add vitamin C and fiber, aiding digestion and preventing constipation.
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Dellineator
Highway Headlights Systems Approved by Federal Agencies
Federal-aid highway headlights systems in eight states gain approval from the Secretary of Agriculture. Wyoming reports road mileage rising from 1,724 miles in 1914 to 6,867 in 1921, per the Bureau of Public Roads. Bridges totaling 33.3 miles completed on Federal-aid routes. Evils like underfed urban children and rotting farm produce signal systemic transport issues. Primary roads need at least 18 feet of roadway. trunk-line highways are vital to national commerce and snow removal plans should be prepared now.
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Maryland
Arizona
Montana
Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
Idaho
Vermont
Secretary of Agriculture
Bnreau of
United States Department of Agriculture
Towa
Virginia
California
Bureau of Public Roads
Fragmentary note on fair question and intent
A short excerpt discusses a man approaching with a location and asks if it is fair. The tone suggests doubt about the fairness or clarity of the question and the speaker’s awareness of truth or misdirection. This fragment hints at a larger dialogue about honesty and perception.
Discharged professor exits through door
A dis charged professor declares this lets me out as he opens the door, amid a brief scene captioned with a Syracuse reference.
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