Wilson Must Decide Amid World Crisis And War Threat
President faces monumental choice with global stakes as Germany’s reply to the American note tests diplomacy. The nation watches Washington anxiously while public sentiment presses for decisive action and unity in a high risk moment.
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Local Notices From Wesmere Township Chronicle
Fragmented village items report a recent death and family visits as neighbors gather and petitions circulate in Wesmere Dakota township. Names such as John Martinsiin and Leshiies appear amid scattered references to local families and upcoming events.
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President Eyes Extra Session On Mexico Policy Change
The president may call Congress for a special session to outline a new course in Mexico, warn military leaders, and push delivery of Red Cross supplies. The move could signal intervention or a settlement from within, with debate over international focus and possible tangential effects on European affairs.
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Sink Fleeing German Ships At New York Harbor
Naval officers in New York report orders from Washington to sink any German ships attempting to leave harbor if hostilities arise. The plan targets big steamers docked at Hoboken piers and extends to forts around New York City. Details of the source and exact transmission remain unclear.
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Obituary notices and thanks from early 19th century family
A fragmented necrology and death notices recount Vernon LeRoy Siedschlag's passing at thirteen days, with family acknowledgments and thanks to friends and the Petre choir. Other items note the deaths of Evelyn Perkins, Parthis Rivas, and Dorothy Ruddy, with funeral details, religious services, and interment.
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Kill Small Weeds Dont Wait Harrow Eases Early Fight
Hut ton, associate agronoutist of the State College, extols the spike toothed harrow as the best tool to kill small weeds quickly. Weeds just coming up are fragile and easily uprooted, making a few minutes with the harrow enough to end their life. Early action saves effort, as once roots anchor, cultivation becomes nearly impossible.
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Harrow and silo tips for farming efficiency and tree sex
Practical farming notes discuss harrowing fields to control weeds before and after corn emergence, noting a successful switch from cultivator to harrow. A pit silo guide outlines low cost construction and use, plus a bulletin reference. Also a correspondent asks about sexing cottonwood trees. expert reply says no reliable method before flowering.
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