Enforce Dry Laws Move by President Coolidge Plan
Washington reports President Coolidge aims to intensify law enforcement by requiring each state to assume a share of prosecutions. Attorney General Daugherty notes federal courts bear undue burden as state officials shift cases upward. A governors conference in October could adopt the program with state cooperation.
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Imposing Civil War Monument Unveiled in Hastings
Hastings honors Nebraskans who fought for the flag with an unveiling of a monument by Veterans of the Civil War Sims A Strick and Post G A R naming the post for the late General Silas A Strickland. Strickland, a Bellevue native who helped shape Nebraska history, served in the First Nebraska regiment and as district attorney before dying in 1878. Valentine resident Cletus Haley serves in Yokohama Japan, amid reports he may be in the 2011 disaster area. no word yet received.
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Beer Industry Surges in Chicago Despite Prohibition Efforts
Chicago reports beer industry growth despite federal prohibition actions. The city’s beer trade reaches almost 30 million dollars in annual sales, reflecting persistent demand and market development amid enforcement.
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Kobe Becomes Foreign Mail Route With Yokohama Rebuild Hope
Kobe replaces Yokohama as the foreign mail port after a consular agreement at Kobe. The arrangement will stand until Yokohama is reestablished. The Japanese emperor has issued an edict calling officials and citizens to cooperate in national reconstruction and restoration of power.
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Possibilities of Dairying in the West
Warry Vo Towner argues dairying fits modern farming in Colorado and Wisconsin regions. He notes soil, climate, and labor trends, praises Scandinavian dairy traditions, and asserts dairying can profitably sustain farms, raise yields, and attract population with persistent effort.
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Railroads praised for swift grain service in wet harvest
Principal grain dealers in major markets credit railroads with best service to grain interests in years. Wet wheat from recent rains would have deteriorated without prompt rail car supply and swift movement to terminals. Railroads enabled conditioning at terminals, saving farmers money and preserving bread wheat.
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Bake sale and phonograph demo at local shops
The Catholic Indies announce a bake sale at Hahler's meat market on September 29 at 2 30 p m. Gennett Record players will be heard at Larson's Music Store. Subscribe for The Telegraph.
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Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promise and Regional Ads
Catarrh is described as a constitutional ailment needing systemic treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a blood-acting remedy that strengthens general health and aids natural healing. Sold by all druggists with free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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