Uncle Sam Runs Women's Hotel Controversy in Washington
A controversial plan portrays Uncle Sam financing a women’s hotel in Washington with private firms profiting from rooms and services. The article details costs, meals, staff, and the alleged public expense versus private gain, raising questions about oversight and funding.
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Uncle Sam
Women’s Hotel
Nur Dakota
Hoth Allenien
Capitol
Ligtels
Vis
Capoiyes
Washington
Asie Enndlrins
Wallies
Wembley
Wweinen
Uncle Sani
Tnele Sani
United States
Voneress
Enera
Mabel Restan Passes Away After Illness
Mabel Restan died after prolonged poor health while at the Custer Sanatorium. Her father C. S. Restan had been at her bedside days before her death. The funeral will be held at the Sisseton cemetery.
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Mabel Retan
Custer Santorium
Shy
C. S. Restan
Aly
Sisseton
Easter Services at Methodist Church This Sunday
On Easter Sunday the Methodist church will hold appropriate services led by Pastor O. W. Butterfield with an opportunity for anyone desiring to unite with the congregation.
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Methodist Church
O. W. Buterfield
Labor League Gains Rapidly in Statewide Organization
Organizers for Minnesota labor groups form branches across cities and counties. The plan supports a statewide campaign next year with 1,000 or more members and active local union chapters in St Paul, Minneapolis, and surrounding towns. Early reports indicate unions and brotherhoods coordinating across districts as activity increases.
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Menplo
Nenpittisai Politica
Wie
Otichis
Shu
St Pyn
Minneapolis
Rapid Proey
Dattith
Hillewiows
Meyer
Telebonomie
Prosafore
Churches Awake to Social Problems
The Presbyterian Church of the United States adopts principles urging aging care reform child labor abolition and equitable wealth distribution. It calls for improved industrial conditions arbitration limits on work hours and a cooperative labor spirit to curb lawbreakers and enhance social welfare.
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Hay
Treating Increases Yield Of Potatoes Across Farms
County farmers report higher potato yields from treated seed. Peter McLaughlin and J A Willson explain cooperation with county agent. Milks and Johnson, Akisson, Capener, and Critchfield show varied gains from treated seed, averaging about 22 percent over untreated.
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JA. Willson
Axs
Bar Bares
Peter McLaughlin
Mantes
Johnson
Casselton
J. B. Akisson
Grandin
Capener
Erie
Harry Critchfield
Hunter
Easter Services At Lutheran Churches Announced
Goodwill Lutheran holds Easter day services at 10 30 A M and 3 00 P M in English. Sunday school and Bible class in the morning. Luther League meets at 6 45 with topic Gloom Diapelicd led by Misa Millie Thorson. Saron Lutheran plans 3 00 P M English service. A hearty welcome to all. CG, Vang, Pastor.
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Goodwill Lutheran Church
Bota Iese
Toon
Luther League
Misa Millie Thorson
Saron Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheman Service Notices
Friday evening service at PS100 and Sunday worship with a spelling event at 10 20. Easter program by the Sunday school in the evening. Visitors welcome. Pastor O G Austin leads the church.
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O. G. Austin
Washington envoy departed from Sisseton district duties
Mr. Applestein was sent from Washington to Sisseton to organize and oversee district work. He left the city, leaving notes of thanks and praise for his efforts in enlisting cooperation, while critics questioned Dr. Longstreth’s handling of the district supervisor role amid growing League opposition.
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Applestein
Washington, D. C
Sisseton
South Dakota
O.te City
Yiel
Siesden
United State
Washington
Longstreth
Longstreta
League
Farm Jetterheads Boost Progressive Farmers Ad Efforts
The Wisconsin University Farm notes letterhead advertising for farms as a smart, practical tool. It ranks farm name first, product second, and farmer’s name third, with a short slogan boosting recall. Advertising is a business necessity for farmers, not just town merchants.
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Wisconsin University Farm
New Books Arrive At Public Library Amid Fresh Additions
The public library reports new arrivals are on the shelves and more volumes are expected soon. Titles include Synonia Finger Posts to Childrens Read ing and The Women Who Made Our Novel among many others listed by librarian Gertrude Williams.
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Crabbs
Synonia
Ing
Opr
Wodenbours
Simon
Clonston
Ameteur
Pernal
Definite Object
Fernol
Kiester
Red Pepper Burns
Richmond
Gay Street
Heart of It Hills
Fox Jet Mitchel School
Mary Carey
Bosher
Skinner's Baby
Dodge
Miller
Wood Garver
Olympus
Waller Depot
Lincoln
RADDISON LODGING advertisement description
The notice offers rooms for rent in the Raddison building over Joe's Place. Eleven furnished rooms available daily weekly or monthly at reasonable prices with sanitary upkeep and 24 hour access. Contact A. R. Jerde for inquiries.
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Rave Canon Posse
Raddison
Joe's Place
Dee's
New Rail Bill Blow to Farmers Spurs Urgent Action
A heated statement warns that proposed rail bills favor Wall Street and threaten farmer costs. It cites government loss claims, subsidies, and a push to return the railroads to private operation. Farmers are urged to contact Sen A B Cumming and Rep John J. Tse to oppose both measures.
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Pacnerss Nationa
Vantell
Washington
Lin
Vaileonds
Niki
Hinouel
Cummins
Wseh
Wits
Warners
Romonhel
Ie Ysson
Terera
Oder
Ion Vaonies
Biitol
Tnis Qin
Pantzal al le
Ty Splin
Wall Street
Woolley
Gumwins
Esch Hills
Congress
A. TB
Cumming
John J. Tse
Co operatives Growing in Minnesota Farms
Minnesota figures from the Agricultural Experiment Station show cooperative enterprises expanding in four years. The total value rose from hundreds of millions in dairy creameries and other co ops, with gains in stores and warehouses but a small drop in the number of co operative stores.
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Minnesota
Minnesota Marine West
Annatis
LGTG
Dian Icrease
Duisinesk
Canadian Farmers For Unity With Workers
The Western Independent reports organized farmers of Alberta warn against using unity with laborers to split and weaken democratic forces. They argue both groups seek representation in parliament and cooperation to overthrow exploitation and autocracy.
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Ran
al Herta
Iabor
Isis
Tt Ik
Opposition to the Nonpartisan League and tax shifts discussed
A skeptical speaker argues against the Nonpartisan League by faulting its leaders and system. He questions grain grading, tax shifts from improvements, and public works, while suggesting benefits like hail insurance and reduced taxes if its platform is adopted, urging readers to study the League’s program.
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Nonpartisan League
Farmers Nonpartisan League
Faryor
Sisseton
North Dakota
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