1200 Bills Year s Work Introduced In House
As the house hopper fills, more than 1200 measures pour in from both parties. Debates span federal amendments, repeal of wartime prohibitions, civil service preferences for veterans, and new education efforts amid wartime legacies.
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Washington
A. BE. FE
Representative Mann
Steenerson
Minnesota
Farmers
France
Laguardia
New York
Lufkin
Massachusetts
Representative Sells
Tennessee
Department of Education
Dining room supervisor wanted in Milbank
Middle aged woman sought to manage evening dining room duties in Milbank South Dakota. Mrs J J Nelson listed as contact for the position.
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J. J. Nelson Milbank
S. D
Christ Hecht Dies After Cancer Battle in Minnesota
Christ Hecht 48, a Waseca and Roberts county settler, died May 21 1919 in Ortonville after surgery for advanced cancer. Born in Germany he immigrated at six, married Alvine Gerdes in 1904, and left seven children and a widow. He left 440 acres of land in Whetstone township to his family.
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Christ Hecht
Ortonville
Earth
Ortonville Hospital
Germany
Waseca County
Minnesota
Roberts County
Alvine Gerdes
Hecht
Back Home Veterans and Local Lore in Browns Valley
Browns Valley news covers Bob Reisdorf returning from service, town plans for train arrivals, and a warning on bass fishing laws. It highlights back pay for southern laborers, then shifts to political sentiment, urging Republicans to unite for broad prosperity and social welfare ahead of 1920. It ends with reflections on community judgment and character.
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Browns Valley Tribune
Bob Reisdorf
Ben Reisdorf
Tribune
Bob
Minneapolis
Browns Valley
Rossiter
4Th Infantry
France
South
War Department
Post Office
Congress
Washington
Republican Drift and a NY Evening Post Correspondent
A New York Evening Post correspondent, leaning toward President Wilson’s ideas, has recently shifted sympathy toward the administration. The piece notes evolving editorial stances and potential impacts on party alignment during the current political climate.
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The
New York Evening Post
Wilson
Sisseton Boys Report Monday Morning Parlor Rug Beating
A brief local note describes how the boys of Sisseton were invited by their mother to spend a Saturday morning beating the parlor rug, illustrating household chores as a communal activity.
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Sisseton
Mother
Descendants Debate Risky Ocean Flights Across Unknown Seas
The discussion centers on critics of aviators crossing the ocean and likens their bold voyage to earlier blame cast on Columbus for venturing into uncharted waters.
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Marshall Goette
Justice of Peace Erickson
New Effington
Anderson
Webster
Racine
Nelson’s Garage
Racine Rubber Company
Racine, Wis
First National Bank
Is Tne
Wilmot Enterprise
Mr. Wilson
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