Patch on the knee spoils laborer appeal
A labor themed scene features an artist showing a patched overalls image to Secretary of Labor Wilson. The patch would ruin the appeal aimed at union and nonunion workers, illustrating tensions between labor and directing powers. The report threads in global labor, currency, and immigration notes, plus various political positions and policy debates.
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Labor
Wilson
Secretary of Labor
Mienubulu
Henry van Dyke
United States
Hague
Philippines
Milestone boat nege and river tale in June item
An assortment of scattered clippings details a mysterious boat incident on the Milstone river, a June arrest in Toweurcald bay, and a deep artesian well project in Eureka. The narrative mentions a farm laborer Patrick Mitchell, a boy named Verdun, and a state investigation into fires while noting a new 125000 gallon reservoir to supply Eureka.
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Clarence Theeme
Toweurcald Bay
Mnicipal
Walker
Verdun
Wot Reese
Eureka
South Dakotan Will Nominate Mr Gerard
James W. Gerard former ambassador to Germany will be nominated at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. U S Senatorial nominee Cherry will present the nomination address at Milbank South Dakota. June 1.
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Faux Pulls
James W. Gerard
Germany
San Francisco
U.S
Mexican Leg Return Sought Over Historic Battle Trophy
Detroit News recounts 80 year old tale of General Santa Ana losing an artificial leg at Cerro Gordo. Two Illinois privates recovered the leg, sending it to Springfield. Mexico requests its return to honor the historic trophy stored in the state library.
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Mexico
Detroit News
General Santa Ana
Cerro Gordo
Santa Ana
Fourth
Illinois Infantry
Springfield
Til
State Historical Library
Nominated for Reserve Board Amid Local Turmoil
Local notices list Edmund F I latt of Poughkeepsie as a nominee for the reserve board amid unclear lines. The terse entry hints at state representation but offers few readable details beyond the names and place.
Tragic Shell Shock Feud Ends in Death in Marshall
Elizabeth Smith aged 26 was killed and Lyte Sehietetead 16 sustained injuries after an assault by James Whalen 25 a fortye soldier in Marshall Minnesota Saturday. Whalen reportedly attacked after suffering shell shock from service in France and was held in hospital in critical condition.
Farmers urged to file exemptions before June first
Vermillion South Dakota May 31 farmers in Clay county are urged to file exemptions with the county auditor by June 1 to avoid paying Jad] Gimurices tax. Many seek relief while others delay. farmers complain bail has damaged small grain and some refuse to pay five cents per acre. Sioux Falls South Dakota May 31 two boys drowned in the Big Sioux river near the city during early season swims.
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Vermillion
Clay County
Cley County
Sioux Falls
Carroll Carey
Eugene Dunn
Big Sioux
Carey
Dunn
Terman Ostlund
Rapid City
Micees
Josephine Finch
Elia and
Helene Shonebye
Sioux Fally
Conata
Pennington County
Mitchell
Interchurch World Movement
South Dakota
White River
Walter Phillips
Phillipe
Brother Wins In Supreme Court For Brown County Case
Aberdeen South Dakota May 21 The supreme court affirmed the circuit court verdict for Brown county in favor of the plaintiff Lowary vs. Lowary. The suit seeks 5000 dollars for crop damages after the defendant brother blocked harvest on leased land. Verdict awarded 2500 dollars to the plaintiff. The trial heard that the landowning brother threatened to shoot the plaintiff to stop harvesting.
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Aberdeen
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Brown County
Lowary
Bishop laments wine shortage at Episcopal convocation
In Watertown South Dakota on May 31 Bishop Hugh L Burleson of Sioux City told the Episcopal convocation that obtaining proper wine for the Buchpris ceremony has grown very difficult. He urged solutions to address the shortage affecting church rites.
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Mary Conlon
John Raymond Fritz
Fritz
Park Falls
Watertown
Hugh Lb. Burleson
Sioux Uris
Census losses prompt partial enumeration in Third district
Rapid City South Dakota May 29 a partial or new enumeration in many sections of the Third census district may be necessary due to loss of 21 reports. Losses likely from rail wrecks or Missouri River at Chamberlain bridge.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
J. Shanks
Missouri River
Chamberlain Bridge
Wheat quality and bread gluten shaping flour markets
The piece explains how flour value now hinges on bread gluten in wheat rather than mere volume. It contrasts wheats by gluten expansiveness, starch content, and end uses, naming Marguia as the preferred spring wheat and noting campaigns against Velvet Chaff and Red Durum for bread quality.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Spring Wheat Crop Improvement Association
Chinese Manners and Cheer in Asia Magazine
An analysis of Chinese and Japanese etiquette contrasting politeness with harsh social realities. It notes high civility in face to face interactions, yet observes bystander ruthlessness in emergencies. The piece discusses how crowding and population pressures shape friendliness and aid in China.
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Asia Magazine
China
Peking
Pailfie
Manchury
Baillie
Manchuria
Reading Aloud to Children From The Thrift Magazine
The value of reading aloud to a child cannot be overstated. It builds a strong parent child bond and cultivates a lifelong love of reading, nature, history, and science. Early reading equips youngsters to avoid bad paths, with magazines and books being affordable paths to better outcomes through daily shared time.
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Thrift
War's Teeth Marks From the Salt Lake Tribune
A Salt Lake Tribune excerpt laments the near extinction of the cedars of Lebanon due to World War demands. Turks felled them for locomotive fuel and conquerors continued destruction, erasing trees some nearly 3,000 years old. Ancient references from Sennacherib to Pliny mark the trees as symbols of endurance and healing lore.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Cedars
Lebanon
San Francisco
Argo- Haut
Sennacherib
Tall Post Oak Trees Impress Viewers
The article notes individual trees reaching girths of 42 feet and heights near 90 feet, with branches spreading beyond the trunk height to form a striking silhouette for onlookers.
Why not build a houseboat and laugh at high rents
The Outlook advocates houseboats along Harlem river within New York City bounds. Many boats boast electric lights running water and tiled baths with rents around ten dollars monthly. The concept blends economy with a sense of isolation and close access to rail lines, a riverfront appeal amid approaching season.
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Providence Journal
Harlem
New York City
Ocupant
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