Railroads offer five dollar fare to North Dakota farmers
Discussion of Gov Neyles aiming to secure favorable rail fares from Minneapolis or Duluth to North Dakota, credit for aiding farmers who move to the state for work, and critique of political opponents. Mention of Kellogg praising President Harding on canal projects and Ohio anti-saloon results, plus local council actions on Valley City water supply and public remarks by Mayor Bonhus. O'Connor responds to Hellstrom case, reflecting on local politics and law. Warning on looming railroad and fuel crises as Northwest faces scarcity, urging government action.
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Ohio
United States
Harding
Anstead
Thompson Anti-Siloon
Burnell, Wine and Beer
Valley City
Bonhus
Rotary Club
Daya
Jbum
North Dakota
Editorial on labor, sabotage, and rail and mine unions
A Chicago Daily News editorial condemns union disruption and idle labor in mines and railroads, arguing excessive union power fosters half‑time work and high costs. It cites Postmaster General Work on overmanned mines, calls for reform, and notes broader dangers of protectionism and political conflict.
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Chicago Daily News
Chicago
Work
Dr. Work
United States
Junion
Lerys
Government aid urged for western farmers
Washington officials and North Dakota leaders urged War Finance Corporation aid to farmers hit by car shortages and falling crop prices. Congressman Sinclair and others pressed for 50 million dollars in loans to banks to lend to farmers on grain stored in warehouses to prevent ruinous sales.
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Washington, D. C
J. A. Sinclair
Northwest
E. F. Ladd
Geo. M. Young
Eugene Meyer
War Finance Corporation
West
Kenmare
N. D
North Dakota
J. H. Sinclair
M. C
Eugene Meyer, Jr
James H. Sinclair
Fargo
Congressman Sinclair
Sinclair
Gooding Praises McCumen and Endorses OConnor for Senate
Senator Gooding voices support for McCumber and attack on Frazier backed by La Follette aligned groups. He urges North Dakota Republicans to back J. F. O Connor a Democrat labeled ally of orderly government and defender of the constitution over “one class” demands.
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Washington
Senator Carraway
Arkansas
Senate
Congressional
Carraway
Bursum
New Mexico
Nan
Gooding
Warraway
House
Senator Gooding
Ue Farm Bloc
North Dakota
McCumber
Republican Party
Frazier
National Republican Committee
National Committee
Senator LaFollette
Harding
J. F. O’ ’Connor
O'Connor
The Lunacy of Great Cities
Edward Mott Wooley argues decentralization will curb crowding in Manhattan New York and the mental strain on urban residents. He urges local communities newspapers chambers of commerce and public schools to promote smaller places and spread knowledge to counteract city life.
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New York
Wooley
Chambers of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Fargo
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
America
Prairies
Manhattan Island
Edward Mott Wooley
Saturday Evening Post
Coffee Brewing Advice From Early Texts
The passage discusses how water temperature affects coffee brewing, noting that boiling water causes excessive foaming and overcooking harms flavor. It warns against metal contact, suggests glass or earthenware pots, and explains aroma loss and revival through heating, which releases bean oils that are quickly lost.
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Prescott
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
New Orleans
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Hellstrom
Mr. O'Connor
Kelloge
Duluth
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Canal
Panama Canal
Roosevelt
Great Lakes
Americus Township
Eli Wheeler Wilcox
Bismarck
Burleigh County
Grand Forks
Grand Forks County
Ward County
Mr. Hellstrom
Dhairan
Finance Committee
Federal Commission
McCumben
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