Next War fears push disarmament and ethics debate
A digest discusses the high human and economic costs of World War I, urging global disarmament led by the United States. It warns of future war’s threats to civilians, notes advances in weapons and biological threats, and calls for international material distribution, tariff reform, and reduced armaments to ease tax burdens and fund public needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
Germany
Japan
America
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated by Haddons
Mr and Mrs C B Haddon of Harperville observe fifty years of marriage with a Saturday August sixth celebration attended by eight children four boys and four girls and six grandchildren. The program spanned from eleven to one thirty featuring songs prayers talks and a paper by Mr Haddon. A buffet dinner followed with a golden cake and decorations while longtime local helpers served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Haddon
Harperville
John
Brazil
Una G
el Paso
Texas
J._E. McJunkin
J. E. McJunkin
C. A. Huddleson
C. B. Haddon, Jr
Lake Providence
B. E. Haddon
Clayton
May Haddon
Jackson
Miss
W. D. Thomas
Brandon
Knox McNair
J. B. Dun
Haddon
Family greetings listed from Lena to Forest in Harperville
The text lists individuals connected to Harperville including Mr. and Mrs. J. OC. Hamilton and their daughter Lena, Mrs. Eliza J. Hamilton, Prof. and Mrs. C. A. Huddleston, Rev. J. E. McJunkin and Miss Mary McJunkin of Forest, indicating a social or familial notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
J. OC. Hamilton
Harperville
Eliza J. Hamilton
C. A. Huddleston
J. E. McJunkin
Mary McJunkin
Forest
County Agent Notes From Rankin County Farm Bureau
County agent Burks explains six weeks of bed rest, indefinite leave without pay, and efforts to keep programs running. Prof Godman assists with potato curing houses and disease inspections, while guarding fields and storage against sweet potato diseases. State Plant Board inspections and early notification for digging are urged, plus club books, exhibits, and syrup order handling for the State Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Harding addresses Lancaster on disarmament hopes
President Harding spoke in Lancaster Pennsylvania reaffirming confidence that the disarmament conference will yield definite results toward abolishing war. He said America has a God given destiny to lead world peace and prayed for a new order of peace and brotherhood before his term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Lancaster
America
Ex-service men urged to attend Rankin County claims squadron
On August 23, 1921, a government and welfare squadron including a Medical Examiner, Bureau of War Risk Insurance, American Red Cross, and American Legion representatives will visit Brandon Mississippi to assist disabled ex-service men from Rankin County with compensation and vocational training claims. Colonel Dallas B. Smith will head the 6th District effort at the Court House in Brandon. men are urged to bring discharge papers and related documents for filing.
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Brandon
Miss
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
American Red Cross
American Legion
Rankin County
Dallas B. Smith
167Th Infantry
Alabama
France
U. S
Court House
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Will Irwin
League of Women Voters
Irwin
Paris
Berlin
Wago
Plant Board
Mississippi
Taylor-Tucker Seed Co
Jackson, Miss
Barnes & Fox
H. H Fox
Pelahatchie
Hambone
Cary
St. John
Agricultural High School
Godman
Board of Supervisors
U. S. Department of Agriculture
V. Burks
Little Rock Grocer
Paul Snodgrass
West Capital St
Little Rock
Ark
Snodgrass
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
O. K. Crosno
Chancery Court
A. L. Martin
Money
Rankin County Bank Hat
W. HL Barnes
Roy L. Fox
West Jacebon
Taille Tring
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