Prohibition Debates and Legislation Prompts Voter Action
The piece surveys prohibition effects and political maneuvering across states. It cites New York liquor decline after saloon limits, a West Virginia auto order canceled for prohibition, and Colorado mines banning saloons. It urges North Dakota bills on suffrage guardianship pensions and censorship, urging voters to respond. It also advertises Calumet Baking Powder with a kitchen guide offer.
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New York
Reduction in Living Costs Through Calumet Baking Powder
An advertising feature arguing for Calumet Baking Powder as a superior leavening agent. It contrasts rising quality with cheaper brands, claims cost savings from less waste, and praises Calumet’s purity, uniform performance, and awards while noting higher bulk brands fail.
Scott's Emulsion Promises Strength Against Consumption
A vintage health ad claims daily consumption helps fight tuberculosis risk as cod liver oil enriches blood and strengthens lungs. It promotes Scott Bowne’s emulsion as non alcoholic and useful after meals to combat fatigue, colds, and weakness amid seasonal changes.
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United States
Scott
Home Paper Tells Your Town News and Fortunes
A local home paper emphasizes its role in publicizing fortunes misfortunes marriages births deaths and town affairs. It contrasts distant city papers for omitting community details and urges readers to rely on the local sheet to stay informed about neighbors and local events.
Normal School items detail fair visit and finances
Visitors attended a mid winter fair reception at the Minot Normal School highlighting daily activities. President A G Crane and J P Devine discussed finances with the joint appropriation committee, noting low cost per pupil, favorable instructor ratio, and strong finances but risk from state revenue cuts. A new accounting system, triplicate receipts, and state compliance were described. The legislature’s response is awaited. The Normal Basket Ball Team plays Lone Tree next Friday night in the Normal gym.
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A. G. Crane
JP. M. Devine
Joint Conference
Sppropriation
Minot Normal School
Sen- Rios Bond
State Board of Equalization
Crane
United States Department of Education
Lone Tree
Farmers Wanted for Western Irrigation Lands
Uncle Sam seeks several hundred practical farmers to settle on irrigation projects across Idaho Montana South Dakota Nebraska Wyoming and Nevada. Land is free but settlers must fund their share of the system with up to 1500 dollars. twenty year payment with no interest on deferred payments under the Extension Act. Firms may contact the Reclamation Service in Washington DC for details.
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Uncle Sam
Statistician
The
Reclamation Service
Washington, D.C
Idaho
Montana
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
Nevada
Buford News Letter Socials and local trades in March plans
The Buford community announces the Sacrament martian gathering at the M. E. church next Sunday evening with the Meyers topic on Church. A Valentine Social was postponed due to other engagements. House-warming for the Stranahan ranch is planned for early spring. Numerous town visits, arrivals, illnesses, and social events fill the notes, including remarks on Rev Stranahan, school trips, and farm club meetings.
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Meyers
Trenton
P.C. B
trente-Sen
F. J
Valentine
Stranahan
Ms Ranch
Aeet House
William
Athborhood Club
Lundyway’s
Wm. Baker
Tom
Art Owings
Russell Dishon
Mike Warren
Sandy Martin
Southside
John Arnold
Hill Top
Frank Reams
John Goode
M. N. Owings
Hallie Catey
Right Mile
Geo
le Roy
Chas. Akers
Four Mile
Orville Mumby
J R. Goodes
Wm. Dishon
Harold Catey
Harvey Rogers
J. S. Catey
Lee
Alfred Gullickson
Thorvald Anderson
J. A. Beisel
A. T. Young
Williston
Fourpie
John Warren
Community Building Opens for Board of Trade in Washington County
One of the first community buildings in the country was opened for the Board of Trade at Washington in Washington County Pennsylvania on October 24. The general purpose is to provide a meeting place for town and country people and to bring them into closer touch. The first floor houses telephone facilities magazine and writing tables Farmers Bulletin and Experiment Station Bulletins and blanks for requested materials. A third room on the first floor is suitable for luncheons illustrated lectures and local shows. The second floor has two large women’s rest rooms and a planned woman attendant with facilities for small children. Offices for the board and agricultural bureau are in the building with a rear area for 50 teams and ample walk space. County people can park hit their teams leave wraps arrange by telephone and then attend to duties.
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Washington Washington County
Gene
Irsy Mbarix
Sbly
Board
Agricultural Bureau
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