Canada Seeks Settlers for Free or Low-Cost Farms
Canada offers vast farm lands available free or affordable within settlers’ means. Hon. J. A. Calder notes Canada’s appeal lies in healthful living, liberal laws, education for all children, and opportunity to rise based on merit, with modern infrastructure and proven grain potential attracting the fittest. The country seeks settlers ready to cultivate land and contribute to a productive frontier.
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Canada
J. A. Calder
Immigration and Colonization
Western
Dominion
Too Often True on Careless Chauffeurs
A reader comment notes frequent arrogance of chauffeurs toward pedestrians and asserts that pedestrians are often treated as inferior. The quote highlights a common conflict between drivers and walkers.
Red Cross Bail Bive in the Laundry Comment
The fragment urges using Red Cross Bail Bive in the laundry to achieve a neat appearance for a daughter. It emphasizes feminine admiration by presenting a dainty grooming standard and presents a domestic grooming suggestion.
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Red Cross
Dandelions Chosen for Father’s Day Tokens
A streetcar philosopher quips that carnations suit Mother’s Day, but for Father’s Day the old man deserves dandelions, a quizzical note from Buffalo Express.
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Buffaio Expresa
Storm Ravages Lincoln County Crops In South Dakota
A destructive storm swept through Lincoln County South Dakota damaging large grain fields with a swath two to three miles wide and twenty to thirty miles long leaving farmers reporting significant losses to small grain crops while corn suffered minor damage. A separate meeting in Michigan referenced veterans and American flags with tense exchange concluding in adjournment.
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Sioux Falls
Lincoln County
South Dakota
Fusion ticket wins in Glendale council race amid liberal split
In Glendale the fusion ticket claimed the five-city seats as supporters of blue law reform faced defeat. The campaign featured liberal opponents and a compromise bloc pushing to elect five fusion candidates seen as the working agreement. A New York legal figure, Wilson, was noted for recent bar admission and plan to partner with Bainbridge Colby.
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Glendale
Calaeropetta
Hine Claws
New York
Wilson
Bainbridge
Olby
Homestake Mining Cuts Wages for All Workers
The Homestake Mining Company the largest gold mine in South Dakota announces a immediate wage cut of 50 cents per day for all employees.
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Lead, & D
Homestake Mining Company
South Dakota
Chicago union leader indicted in extortion case
Testimony before the Dalley investigative committee alleges Thomas S. Kearney head of the Chicago building trades council extorted 15000 from a motion picture company to avert strikes during the Hotel Ambassador project. The Haenss, La Tribune notes a £50408 sum paid at the time.
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Chicago
Dalley Legislative Investigating Committee
Thoma S. Kearney
Chicago Building Trades Council
Paper Mitte Strike Ends in Arbitration Accord
An arbitration agreement was signed reuniting workers at a paper mill in this country and Canada except International Paper. Workers had been on strike since May 2 and will return at the wage scale in effect when they worked out, under review by the board of permanent arbitration.
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New York
Eee
Canada
Eimy
Beard
Perenne
Corn Prospects Best in Northwest Iowa and Surrounding Regions
Reports from Sioux City South Dakota and Nebraska indicate corn prospects are unusually advanced for this time. Harvest in southern sections is completed while northern areas finish up two to three weeks earlier than usual though conditions remain critical with high temperatures drying soils and stressing pastures and wheat.
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Sioux City
Iowa
South Dakota
Nebraska
Hasworth- Ankers
Pritte -Ereaen
May Pay Debt in Commodities With Britain and France
Washington reports a Treasury consideration of settling national debt with goods instead of cash. The idea envisions billions in annual barter with Great Britain, France, and other creditors, using commodities to reduce money owed to the United States.
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Washington
United States
Treasury Department
United State
Britain
France
Insty
Greece
Washington D C Budget Officials and Old Guard
A garbled account references President Hara Ingles cabinet and veteran officials guiding a federal budget. It mentions Director Dawes and a push to adapt to emergencies, with vague notes on expenditures and governance.
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Washington
D. C
Hara- Ingle E
Dawes
Pew
Mika
Iran
Steamer Believed Missing Between Wellington and Sydney
A steamship named the Tainier Can Asteria or similar is believed lost between Wellington New Zealand and Sydney. The vessel is ten days overdue and has not sent wireless signals in that period.
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Symites
Kos
Wellington
Sydney
Legislative program in doubt after special session
Washington lawmakers admit records from the special session are unsettled and key bills loom uncertain amid wrangling. Farmers in Colorado Springs report a grasshopper outbreak threatening crops across Lincoln Crowley Pueblo and El Paso counties as they organize a fight against the pests.
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Washington, D. C
Pew Delage
Colorado Springs
Cole
Ani
Pease County
Lincoln
Crowley
Pueblo
el Paso
Gas Line Texas to Missouri Project Reported Progress
Reports from Shreveport indicate Union Power Co and Fidelity Trust Co have executed agreements toward a major gas marketing project. The plan envisions a pipeline from Shreveport to St Louis via Memphis and on to Houston, promising a large gas supply for these regions.
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Texas
Miseourt
Houston
Tes
Firetr
Bee Geen
Shreveport
Union Power Co
Fidelity Trust Co
Moston
St. Loui
Memphis
Nebraska in Brief aR warns farmers on threshing and grain waste
The Nebraska state department of Agriculture warns farmers to monitor threshing speeds to prevent grain waste and loss. The note stresses running separators at proper speed with adequate engine reserve power to handle extra load and avoid rust and other crop issues across the state.
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State Department of Agriculture
Graig
Belda
Kanen
Eter
Trixie
McKelvis
Fae Bey
Bian
St. Miyekat Bex
Ciment of Agriculture
Carter
Tate Fair
Lincoln
Tess Hieg
State College of Agriculture
Linewin
Centre
Alexander Long
Ord
RC. King
Bank of Jaf
Bureau of Banking
State Department of Trade and Commpetee
De Valera declines British reconciling conference offer
Irish leader Eamonn De Valera rejects a proposed Dublin meeting with Sir James Craig and British officials to discuss peace in Ireland. The invitation sought a conference with southern and Northern Ireland representatives to end the civil strife and rebuild harmony across the island.
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Dublin
Britain
Barmonn de Vilerm
Latta Af Trelath
de Valera
James
Northern Ireland
Southern Ireland
James Uratt
Pyrat
Prohibition Critic Calls Volstead Act a Curse at Convention
Dee Wallace Fritz of Philadelphia, president of the Allied Medical Association of America, told the annual convention that prohibition worsens alcohol abuse. The remarks followed calls to unite efforts to repeal the Volstead Act. Also mentions better conditions in the Tenth Federal Reserve District per a Kansas City report.
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Mistille Hy
Dee Wallace Fritz
Pttladelphia
Allied Medical Association of America
Kansas City
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of
Potash Output Declines in Burin Region Five Months
A potash syndicate reports a drop of 150000 tons in output during the first five months of the year compared with the same period in 1820. In Northern Ireland, a wrecked troop train near Belfast killed four and injured eight when mines and blasts halted the journey after Parliament’s opening.
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Burin
Sinn
Helfast
Telfast
Martial Law in Ireland Expected July 12
Martial law appears set for Ireland on July 12 unless the Sieg Kein agrees 104 critics unite with England before that date, as reported from Dublin.
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Dublin
Isow
Ireland
Sieg Kein
England
Negro Population On Decrease Reported
Census bureau release shows Fromia population 1010 with 66 percent white and 34 percent black. Decrease in black share noted compared to prior figures.
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Washington, D. C
Fromia
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
Pottsville Woman Endorses Lydia E Pinkham Product
Mrs Sallie Siefert of Pottsville Pa reports severe female troubles and foot pain that kept her from work for years. After using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound she says she can do her work again and recommends the remedy to friends.
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Sallie Sterert
Fourth Street
Pottsville
Yises
Eatonic
New Jersey
el Smith
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