Better Times and Less Unemployment Amid Tariff Debate
The piece argues that the Fordney McCumber tariff will foster job growth and wage gains. It cites official data showing 97,000 new hires among 1,428 firms since Oct 1, 1922, with 126,000 added in the three months to November 1, 1922. Eastern districts seek skilled and common labor. agriculture areas need ordinary workers.
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United States
VAMPS WHO MADE HISTORY
James C. Young recounts the tale of Louis XIV and Louise de La Vallière, detailing court intrigue, his minister Fouquet's downfall, and Louise’s rise and retreat from the king’s favor. The piece also notes Miss Lizzie Crawford’s Chicago visit and Br Muehler’s post operative improvement.
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Louis XIV
Ebenrietta
Kong
Orhout
Miesus
Wihiel
Kenner
Louise de la Valliere
Tenrietta
Louise
Louis
la Valliere
Blois
Anne of Austria
Madame de Montespan
Lizzie Crawford
Chicago
Br I Muehler
Muehler- Booth
Preserving Decaying Sunstone Against Further Decay
Two methods to protect decaying sunstone from further deterioration are suggested. One uses chemical compounds with alcohol and silica to form a protective cement coating when exposed to moist air. Lime wash is also described as effective for the same purpose.
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Popular Mechanics S
Navajo Creation Tale From The Navajos Of The Mountain West
Ford C Fridi recounts a Navajo legend of creation as told by Navajo Bill. A lone warrior climbs a star lit ladder from darkness to a world of twilight, returns with moonbeams to guide his tribe, and leads them to the new world named Knaleing under Chil Chil E Go.
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Great Mountain
Bill
Tick eradication urged to aid southern dairy profits
The U S Department of Agriculture argues that tick eradication is essential for dairy profitability in the South. Georgia and Mississippi dairy interests compelled state boards to resume tick control after reinfestation threatened milk payments, while Oklahoma’s 45 090 square mile tick-free area hosts 150 creameries and ice cream factories.
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United States Department of Agriculture
South
Mis
Boards of Supervisors
Georgia
Commissioner of Agriculture of
Oklahoma
Ellsworth Adapts to School Life in the West
After two winters in the West Ellsworth notes people acclimate quickly. When asked how he enjoys studying he replies that no one likes it at first but he thinks he is getting acclimated to it.
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Ellsworth
Why Dairymen Need Silo Six Convincing Reasons
A. Baer of Oklahoma A&M outlines six reasons dairymen should use silos. He cites the need for succulent winter feed, preservation of crops in the best form, silage being cheaper than other feeds, silos solving feed problems, storing home grown feed, and higher profitability with a silo.
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A. €. Baer
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
Raising calves by hand cures and feeding guide
Ohio State University animal husbandry specialists advise raising calves by hand. Do not wean until four to five days old, then three weeks of milk from a bucket at eight to twelve pounds daily, with skim milk substitution as ration grows. Calves should receive milk to five or six months, longer feeding preferred.
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Ohio State University
Barley as dairy feed says Oklahoma professor
A. C. Baer of Oklahoma A and M college in Stillwater notes barley is a good dairy cow feed, comparable to cornmeal, but it must be ground for cows to utilize it effectively.
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A. C. Baer
Oklahoma A. and M. College
Stillwater
Watch Quality of Silage for Your Revenue Cow
Guidance on inspecting silage quality to protect a dairy cow. Moldy or spoiled silage is harmful. small amounts may be tolerable but large quantities should be avoided to prevent health or production issues.
Beidler and Johnson in Montana Wild West Tale
Elo Scote Watson recounts Beidler known as X Beidler a frontier woodhawk scout with Gen Miles in 1876 and later sheriff of Lewis and Clark County. He earned fame for warnings signed with X and once held prisoners in a steel cage for three hours while regaling officials with stories.
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Musselshell River
Montana
X" Beidler
Beidler
Johnson
Woodhawks
Mr. Beidler
Great Plains
Romie
the Woodhawk
Rome
Italy
Miles
John X. Beicher
Lewis and Clark County
Nan
Battle of Point Pleasant marks first all American clash
By Elmo Scott the September 10 1774 engagement pitted Andy Lewis and borderers against Shawnee Chief Cornstalk in a mostly native fight. Lewis led a costly victory with 75 dead and 140 wounded, while Cornstalk was later murdered in prison in 1777, ending a grim frontier saga.
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Point Pleasant
Andy Lewis
Cornstalk
Lewis
Ireland
George Washington
Lord Dunmore
Dunmore
Napoleon
Borderers
Hess
Ohio
Livestock Outlook Promises Brisk 1923 Trade With Packers
Thomas E. Wilson predicts a profitable 1923 for meat packers and livestock producers. He cites improved stocks, strong demand for meats and by products, higher wages boosting consumer purchases, and better cooperation to cut costs and waste.
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Thomas E. Wilson
Wilson & Co
Chicago
New York
Advertised Letters at Sullivan Indiana Post Office 1928
List of letters remaining unclaimed in the Sullivan Ind postoffice February 7 1928. If not claimed within two weeks they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office. Ladies list includes Akers Mrs Harry Alexander Mrs Hallie Cooper Mrs Belle Susie Gent's list includes Battles Mr Bill Griffith Cletus Myers Mr Russell Newhart Mr Chas Ring WFE Rusher Mr Elsa Scott Mr Sam Stowe Mr Oscar Tincher Mr Sam Wright Mr WB. When calling for these letters say Advertised and give date advertised.
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Sullivan, Ind
Akers
Harry
Alexander
Hallie
Cooper
Belle
Thomas
Susie
Battles
Bill
Griffith
Cletus. Myers
Russell
Newhart
Chas. Ring
W. FE. Rusher
Elsa. Scott
Sam. Stowe
Oscar. Tincher
Sam Wright
W. B
Owens Joins Willis and Son Insurance Agency
E C Owens of Switz City has accepted a position with Willis and Son Insurance Agency in this city. Dillon Routt of Routt Hardware Company returned earlier this week from Indianapolis where she attended the State Hardware Dealers Convention.
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E. C. Owens
Switz City
Willis & Son Insurance Agency
Dillon Routt
Routt Hardware Company
Indianapolis
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Sullivan
Indiana
Congress
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Vmcclure Newspaper Syndicate
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Ford C. Fridi
Southern
Douthitt
South Side Square
Ind
By Elo Scote Watson
Western Newspaper Union
X” Beidler
Elmo Scott Watson