Wheat prices and Canadian farmer gains featured in 1910s notes
The report explains Canada paying a fixed 2.15 per bushel for last year’s wheat with extra pro rata gains expected as prices rise to 3 to 5 per bushel. It notes Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba farmers may share about 1,000,000 in surplus from open market expectations and exports concerns. It also mentions a sixty year old Missouri apple tree planted in 1858 still bearing fruit and a call for western open trading.
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Canada
Prairies
Grit Heard
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Robert Magill
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Magill
Russia
Roumania
India
Australia
Europe
Argentine
North America
Dr. Magill
United States
Missouri
Greeley
Wilson Appeals to Mine Workers End Strike Deadlock
John L. Lewis, UMWA president, issues a mandatory order in Indiana and Illinois directing all miners on strike to return to work at once. He praises President Wilson for urging a meeting to adjust inequalities and preserves the national coal supply during winter.
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Washington
Ra Speesaent
Wilson
Indiana
Indianapolis
India
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
America
Tinoisito
Coal Shortage Prompts Governor Lowden to Seek Mines Reopenings
Governor Frank C. Lowden warned the nation of a grave coal shortage as Illinois and Kansas mines remain closed due to strikes. He said Washington has taken control and urged swift federal action. Illinois operators signaled willingness to meet workers with a federal presence. In St. Louis, Mayor Kilë formed a committee to regulate fuel distribution and designate priority deliveries.
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Chicago
Illinois
Kansas
Frank C. Lowden
Washington
Tlinois Coal
St. Louis
Kile
Lipton Fails To Lift Cup In Fourth Regatta Defeat
In Sandy Hook New Jersey the challenger Shamrock IV lost to the American defender Resolute by three to two in the final race of the 1920 regatta. Resolute outsaked Shamrock IV boat for boat in a tempestuous series final. Sir Thomas Lipton expressed sportsmanship and said next year he would challenge again with Shamrock. Washington inquiries seek US stance on Soviet Russia peace conference participation with allies.
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Sandy Hook
N. J
Thomas Lipton
Tme
Thomas
Shamrock
U. S
Washington, D.C
United States
Russia
France
Labor strike report faults U.S. Steel policy in 1919 inquiry
New York reports a 4000 word commission document harshly criticizing the United States Steel Corporation’s labor policy during the 1919 steel strike. The inquiry secretary Portrays strong labor-favoring findings and calls for wage reform and democratic union approaches to end the strike.
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New York
Commission of Inquiry
Interchurch World Movement
United States Steel Corporation
Tan Por Ransel A. Poling
Erie
Air Mail Extension and Aviation Plans Reported
Washington details on air mail extension and new aviation facilities. Mentions Ches Sey Salt Take ity hangars Bath fella aut Largan as sites. San Francisco and New York routes. Heviland planes. postoffice department officials. labor tensions with United Mine Workers and interstate commerce board. Wheat crop carryover and farming stocks noted with year comparisons.
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HNC
Preyer
Ches- Sey
Bath
Largan
Praewet Wall
New York
San
Nvaha
San Francisco
Postoffice
Homecoming for Cox Sparks Miami Valley Parade
Smyton Ohio reports Governor Cox wins hearty celebration as 12000 residents march past the reviewing stand in a holiday display of pride for the Democratic presidential nominee. Townley and Gilbert face new jail terms after being convicted in Jackson Minnesota for conspiracy to encourage disloyalty during the war.
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Smyton
Ohio
Miami Valley
James M Cox
Cox
Townley
Fairmont
Minn
National Nonpartisan League
Joseph Gilbert
League
Triata
Gilbert
Jackson
Nonpartisan League
Jackson County
United States Olympic Team Sails for Antwerp Mission
The U S Olympic team sails July 26 aboard the Princess Mateiki bound for Antwerp. The squad includes 108 track and field athletes, 48 swimmers, 46 wrestlers and 8 cyclists, with competitors in boxing fencing and other sports.
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New York
Nebraska Reports Mixed Rural and Civic Developments
A Nebraska rural and small-town installment of reports shows grain storage policy talks with railroad and elevator interests, farm yields, and public works. Notable items include a conference on grain storage, farm crop mentions from Beatrice to Atkinson, sewer work in Gibbons, and civic plans in Freemont and Omaha.
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Conmis
Eoc
Atkineen
Ofeda Bosteimaar
Stoddard
Thayer County
Omala
Himate
Indiana
McCook
Beatries
Atkinson
Dell
Aiken
Gibbons
Nebraska City Post
The
American Legion Ia
Ee Murdock
Fremont
Sarpy County
Bellevue Boulevard
Hugh Lemater
State Hailway Commission
Updike Grain Co
Omaha
Western Canada braces for record crops with labor surge
Widespread rainfall across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta boosts expectations of bumper harvests. Officials report rapid growth and near record yields seen in 1914 with a Northward labor movement to fill harvest needs. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta seek tens of thousands of harvest hands aided by low railway rates and government employment offices. A Sunday school anecdote closes with a joke about sin and the afterlife.
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Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Betten
Winnipeg
Kansaa
Nebraska
South Dakota
Illiols
Central States
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
Milwaukee
Wis
Kansas City
Oamaha
Dee Moines
Watertown
St. Paul
Diamond Dyes That Protects Your Fabrics
A brief note urges readers to say Diamond Dyes and avoid streaks or ruined material when dyeing. The ad emphasizes insisting on Diamond Dyes for reliable results and proper directions.
Freezone corn remover promises instant relief
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless cure for hard and soft corns and between toes with a few cents and a simple lift by fingers. It also credits Cuticura soap and talcum for skin clarity and notes a political quote about Hungary returning to monarchy.
Eatonic claims long relief from stomach trouble
An advertisement touts Eatonic as a cure for long standing stomach issues with a testimonial from Mrs Delia M Tuyen praising one box. It claims over 500000 users last year and that relief comes from removing excess acids poisons and gases. A money back guarantee is offered if not satisfied.
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Delia M. Tuyen
Eatonne
Eatonic
Ady
End of Eight Years Misery in Newark Woman Endorses Pinkham Compound
Theresa Coventry of Newark New Jersey describes years of organic trouble and paralysis finally relieved by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine. She urges others to try the remedy and notes the company answers letters with women’s help in confidence.
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Newark
N. J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Theresa Coventry
Burnett St
Newark, N. J
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