Menominee Lumber Mill Rebuilds On Reservation Land
Neopit Wis May 6 One of the largest reservation Indian enterprises will resume when the Menominee start up a new 275000 lumber mill replacing the previous plant lost to fire. The mill is owned by the tribe and run under Interior Department supervision with output from timber on the reservation. Since 1909 more than 3 million dollars has accrued to the tribe. The project, unique in scope, will use Reinforced concrete in place of wood floors and operate with electric motors. The mill is expected to begin next winter and has been a major employment source for the Menominee.
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Sixth Cavalry to Take Part in Peach Blossom Festival
Fort Oglethorpe unit will represent the U S Army at Fort Valley Peach Blossom Festival March 1920. Detachment of 40 men and horses with regimental band to headline the float parade and perform drills, jumps, and mounted stunts over the two day event.
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Finland Faces Prohibition Enforcement Challenges
Helsinki reports that Finland shares the United States difficulty in enforcing prohibition. A meeting of representatives from larger towns was held to discuss means of addressing the issue and coordinating enforcement strategies.
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Women in Sweden Achieve Equal Pay Principle
Stockholm April 11 workers in Sweden gain official recognition of equal pay for men and women in state service. Finance Minister Thorsson presents a budget recommendation noting civil service parity in duties and pay while budget expenditures rise by about 11 million dollars, with no tax cuts expected. The minister calls the economic outlook generally good and anticipates stability or improvement next fiscal year.
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By Play Eases Monotony of Dull Opium Conference
Geneva May 6. The second opium conference under the League of Nations uses by play remarks from Dr. Sze Chinege the minister at Washington and Councillor Sugimura of Japan to enliven proceedings.
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Oriental Rugs and Weave Varieties
Oriental rugs cover a range from velvet piled pieces to flat weave Kelime and Cashiere types. The text differentiates Chinese Bokhara Caucasian Turkish Persian and Indian origins and notes Wool or pile differences and distinct surface textures.
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minister recommends Black Draught for liver trouble in old testimonial
The Rev. Lewis Evans, a well known retiree from West Graham Virginia, says he has used Black Draught for 25 years to ease liver biliousness. He reports relief from pain in the side and back, headaches, and general sluggish liver function, praising the natural roots and herbs in the remedy.
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