Waterson Courier Abbreviated Post and Crop Notes
The Waterson Evening Courier lists mailing details and staff roles, followed by a long block of agricultural and economic briefs. It reports crop prospects for 1923 with corn, wheat, cotton, and tobacco outlooks, notes U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics employment findings for August, and cites sections of the U.S. employment service on industry hiring and wage trends.
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Department of Agriculture
Puta
United States
Japan
Cyce
United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
United States Employment Service
Tobaton
Iimm
BUI and Wide World of Robbers in Spotlight
In a reflective column the piece explores fascination with fictional and real life bandits from Al Spencer to the Dalton and James brothers, comparing romance around crime to social curiosity. It also touches on financial borrowing, Dempsey and Firpo thrills, and cultural notes from fashion to theatre.
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Truman
Dalton Boys
James Brothers
Jack Wilton
Lazarilio da Tormes
Sterling
Robin Iood
Tommy O'Connor
Tstran
Tiesa
Alf Spencer
Mosquito Nuisance Case and Health Q A Feature
A South Carolina dispute over a dam on the Catawba river sparks a public nuisance ruling. The Mississippi court clarifies private damages require unique injury, while mosquitos and malaria prompt health Q A with Dr. Brady. The column also offers home remedies and stuttering advice, with reader letters addressed to Dr. Brady.
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Catawba River
Power Company
Supreme Court
PRIEND WIFE by ROB FULKERSON
Imogene and Andrew argue over dull routines and growing apart. Imogene contends marriage turns women into mothers and men stay childish, prompting a plan to break routine by a late night car trip to rekindle their romance.
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Priend Wife
Rob Fulkerson
Children of Chance by Anthony Carlyle
Kinny Clay, raised in poverty, seeks opportunity through a dangerous liaison as powerful figures plot to keep secrets. Benjamin Clay, Irma Farrance, and Terry O Farrar drive ambition, love, and coercion toward a life of wealth, scandal, and a precarious future.
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Anthony Carlyle
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Forbes
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Hoe
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Lola
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Dudley Warranca
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Dudley
Forgiveness and a London Letter in Abe Martin Style
A quirky dialogue scene unfolds with emotional pleas for forgiveness and a plea to pursue a beloved, set against backstage theatre bustle. Characters share confidences before a curtain rises, while broader reflections touch on wage absorption, presidential confidence, and frontier economic humor.
Pinchot Passes the Buck in Coal Price Debate
Iowa editors critique Governor Pinchot for shifting the coal price problem to federal, state, and municipal authorities. The Sioux City Journal and TheSpringfield Republican argue coordination is unlikely, noting officials are busy and the cost to consumers will rise if production costs are not controlled.
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Pinchot
Sioux City Journal
Springfield Republican
Repubican
Puzzle of the Scales and the Fisherboy Weight
A reader recalls a brain teaser about weighing a fish and its scales. By balancing the fish, scales, and boy, the problem asks for the fisherboy’s weight when the whole setup equals one tenth of his weight. The fragment mentions the word PRUATY and claims a yesterday’s answer.
Mr Coon Finds Bright Tin Horn Treasure
Jimmy Crow spies a shiny find in the woods and schemes to claim the bright treasure. Mr Coon cleans and hoards the tin horn, hanging it on the kitchen wall as sleep overtakes him.
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Jimmy
Coon
Forsit
Views of the People on Tourist Camps in Wisconsin
A letter to the editor laments 25 cent meters at campgrounds, praises free services, and notes how towns like Chippewa Falls and Fargo attract visitors. It contrasts camps with Cedar Rapids and Eau Claire, praising hospitality, local trade, and cleanliness in midwestern tourist camps.
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Burroughs Nature Club Notes Question Answers
A reader asks about a flat jelly like substance with a tube and umbrella shaped cap found in a yard, along with questions on whether snakes drink water and which trees host nut hatches. The column promises answers in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
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Nature
Answers on tame roadrunner and other natural history questions
The text explains taming a road runner found near homes in desert districts, noting it can become tame if not harmed and fed. It also defines feral animals as those escaped from domestication and becoming wild, citing South American wild horses. It claims the largest flower is Rafflesia padma from Java, a stemless plant about a yard wide.
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Uriah Weef
Berminu
South America
Java
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