Editorial on Drake mill audit and political clash
The piece attacks state audits of the Drake mill, mocks Democrats over campaign debts, and notes Republican advantage. It critiques records being moved, praises a suitcase method for public offices, praises the death penalty, and comments on nonpartisan league power and upcoming political reorganizations.
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Tate
Drake
Drake Mill
Parzo
Fargo
Bismarck
Nonpartisan League
State Auditing
State Bank
Supreme Court
Agricultural Tariff: Protect Farm Producers and Gold Reserve
The piece argues for heavy tariffs on farm products to shield U S farmers during a gold standard transition. It claims higher rates will boost domestic demand for potatoes, wheat, wool, and other outputs, sustain labor and wages, and prevent foreign competition from draining gold reserves through cheaper imports. It notes recent imports of wool, hides, meat, butter, linseed, corn, wheat, and cotton paid in gold, harming the U S market and employment.
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United States
Seaboard
Congressman Young Drives Farm Tariff Hope to Passage
Congressman George M. Young urged passage of a farm products tariff before Christmas. He secured chairman Fordney to champion the measure, which passed the Ways and Means Committee on December 20 and by a large vote on December 28. Now in the Senate, supporters push to send it to the Finance Committee with Senator McSumber acting chair during Senator Penrose’s absence.
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Washington
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Fordney
Michigan
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Senate Finance Committee
McSumber
Penrose
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House
Unpleasant Facts About State Industrial Ventures
A Forum critique outlines losses and risks in North Dakota programs. It cites the homebuilders association overspending, the Bank of North Dakota restricting withdrawals, and the Drake and Grand Forks mills losing money. The piece questions continuing funding, proposes selling bank bonds, and compares to South Dakota farm-loan capital. It warns against subsidies and costly state projects.
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Homebuilders Association
Bank of North Dakota
Drake
Grand Forks
South Dakota
Prof R L Brown to Return to Valley City
Friends learn Prof R L Brown and his wife will return to Valley City as he accepts the field secretary post for North Dakota with headquarters there. President Geo W Hanna of the State Teachers Welfare Association says Brown will begin duties around January first, a high salary and worthy match for the position.
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R. L. Brown
Valley City
Geo. W. Hanna
State Teachers’ Welfare Association
Brown
North Dakota
Prof. Brown
Hanna
Timea Record
Businessman Reviews Year End Inventory After High Priced Goods Loss
The article notes business men plan to inventory after Christmas to assess year results. Changing prices caused most to cut back on high priced goods bought earlier, forcing sale at losses. Despite this, the overall tone suggests most businessmen had a prosperous year.
Rebuilding an Old Automobile with Careful Body Design
Popular Mechanics Magazine advises meticulous planning for rebuilding an old automobile. Start with scale drawings of the chassis and new body to ensure fit, then create full-sized paper patterns to test assembly. Discusses materials, tools, and cautions against poor wooden frame methods and disk wheels for a neater, more authentic result.
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4Ngimureni
Popular Mechanics
Misuse of Car Battery Causes Discharge and Failures
The article lists common battery drains from misuse including frequent short runs, headlights left on curbside, ignition switch left on overnight, lamps burning overnight, and cold weather starting attempts without proper priming or diagnosis. It notes worn generator brushes, loose connections, corroded terminals, and infrequent water filling as contributors along with insulation wear and faulty carburetion.
Automobile hints from a maintenance manual era
Practical advice for drivers on car care and safety from early 20th century, covering battery water, valve springs, wheel alignment, and drivetrain maintenance. Mentions water pumps, fingerprint rules in Cleveland, long motor journeys, and methods to quiet squeaks and brakes. References fluids, lubrication, and patient adjustments for better results.
Music aids morale on Barrett Dam project near San Diego
At the Barrett dam construction site near San Diego California hydraulic engineer H N Savage reports music and a new recreation hall with a piano phonograph and other instruments have boosted morale among workers. About 75 percent of the labor force are Mexican-origin American citizens, who enjoy the music and entertainment provided, aiding worker retention despite long commutes.
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San Diego
Cal
H. N. Savage
Savage
Wandering Jew Water Garden Brightens Dry Rooms
A simple method to combat dry air behind steam radiators uses a water-filled bowl with Wandering Jew vines. Place near heat or in a dark corner, letting vines grow and refresh the room without daily sun. Water bulbs add humidity and decorative value, choosing odorless varieties.
Submarine Vessels For Ocean Research By Laubeuf
Paris 8 correspondent reports two new small submarines presented to the Academy of Science by inventor M Laubeuf. Each vessel measures 62 feet by 7 feet 6 inches, displaces 50 tons and can descend to 830 feet. Powered by accumulators and electric motors they travel six knots on the surface and five knots submerged. Equipped with portholes like Nautiles, they aim to locate wrecks collect marine specimens sound depths study currents or sponge fish. Construction cost rising from 38000 flat in 1907 to about 120000 now.
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Jules Verne
Gondolas Ordered While Cashtalks Tour Italy
In a Houston Post humorous note Mrs Cashtalks boasts of wealth from Poor Gondolan Business and reports Mr Cashtarks traveling in Italy. He supposedly bought two gondolas in Venice to arrive soon, prompting the gardener to buy food and build a nest for the hungry boats at home.
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Houston Post
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