Picture Puzzle Answer and Holiday Film Ads
Responding reader notes last week’s puzzle answer and recalls Electric Theatre showings for Dec 22 to Jan 1 1920 with stars Mildred, Priscilla Dean, Tom Mix, Harold Lloyd and Monroe Salisbury. The piece also advertises farm loans via Chas W Reeves at 6 percent and includes letters from Allice Patterson Tulare California and C Thurlo Browning Missouri describing travel and local highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Electric Theatre
Mildred
Priscilla Dean
Tom Mix
Harry Carey
Harold Lloyd
Monroe Salisbury
Reeves Farm Loan Office Promises Best Rates
Chas W Reeves offers farm loans with the best obtainable rate through his office in the First National Bank Building on the first floor in Milan Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Reeves
First National Bank
Milan
Missouri
Missourians Reunite in Tulare at Hargis Ranch
F P Williams and C Thurlo of Browning Missouri arrive in Tulare for an indefinite stay at B M Hargis ranch on Prosperity avenue. Williams, a Hargis cousin, seeks ranch opportunities in the San Joaquin valley. Keithley and Fields, former neighbors, purchased nearby ranches and will join the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Tulare
Cali
Joe Nickell
Browning
Joe
Kansas City
John Fields
John
C. Thurlo
F. P. Williams
Missouri
B. M. Hargis
Prosperity Avenue
Williams
Hargis
San Joaquin Valley
C. E. Keithley
J. B. Fowler
J. W. Fields
Thurlo
Keithley
Fields
Work Or Starve The eight hour paradox widens to payroll risk
A New Jersey farmer argues against coercive labor rules claiming high pay for fewer hours shifts effort. He warns that if producers cut output to one fifth the system collapses into a starvation union. The piece cautions the nation may face bankruptcy if production cannot keep pace with payroll, ending in work or starve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Eve
Executor Receives Letters Testamentary in Linn County
Administrator notices that Letters Testamentary for the estate of William Peavier deceased were granted to Dillard V. Mardis by the Linn County Missouri Probate Court on December 16 1919. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months for allowance or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year from the letters granting date are forever barred. Arthur L. Pratt Judge of Probate attests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peavier
Linn County
Missouri
Dillard V. Mardis
Arthur L.pratt
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Patterson
Mountain Home
Ark
H. C. Pearson
Carolee
Annabel
Pater
Lou
Jim
Lile
Charley
Jemmas
Will
Chas.w.reeves
Runswick
Altona
Edison
Columbia
Pathe
Victor
Mr. Y. Rush Music Store
Brookfield
Long-Bell Lumber Company
Long-Bell
THE
Long-Bell Lumber CO
H.L. Schrock
James Crooks
Shafter
Humphreys
Jack
Emerson
McCormick
Janesville
Studebaker
L. A. Fulton
L. V. Taylor
C. 0. Dunlap
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