Colorado Women in State Legislature Honored by Vaile
A congressional record chapter lauds Colorado women elected to both state houses over eight years. It cites Alma Lafferty Louise Kerwin Evangeline Meartz Frances Teo Louise A. Jones Agnes Riddle Helen King Robinson Mary Bigelow Mabel Baker as examples, praising their merit and noting their sons’ military service. The piece ends urging support for mothers’ reelection and acknowledges local repair services at 5 Newnan Street.
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Vaile
Colorado
Torado
Alma V. Lafferty
Robert W. Speer
Wity
Congress
Louise A. Jones
Lower Chonge
Agnes I. Riddle
State Senate
Riddle
Liberty Loan
New York Harbor
Mar
Helen King Robinson
Mary
United States
Argonne
Mabelle Baker
Tegislature
Caas
Robinson
Dixie
Letter From Wal D Mereell Moyén June 30 1919
A wartime letter from Moyén Germany dated June 30 1919 describes relief at the signing of the peace treaty and concerns over enforcement. The writer notes German celebrations as troops arrived, rifles firing in the streets, and soldiers quickly dispersing. He hints at an August return home as divisions move to Brent and others follow, reflecting on two years in uniform.
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Moyén
Germany
iDeas Free
Ptpsg
Inst
Scapa Flow
Brent
The
Rhine
How Do You Greet In Various Lands
A humorous survey of international greetings noting Danish briskness English formality Dutch inquiry Greek curiosity and other accents with a closing jab about Americans shouting hello and a telephone contact, Claud Hamrick.
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Atla
Farmers Free Library in Lebanon Bank Benefits Local Farmers
In Lebanon Tennessee the Lebanon National Bank hosts a circulating library for farmers. Will A Ifle, the cashier, arranged five hundred agriculture books and periodicals for loan, with one month loans. Major W L Glessner notes farmers do not yet fully use the generosity, inspired by a Nebraska bank model.
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Lebanon
Tenn
Lebanon National Bank
Partners' Free Library
Will A. Ifnle
Mr. Wale
Nebraska
Dean Morgan
State University
W. L. Glessner
Electric line offer from Cland Hamrten
In a brief, dated ad a Cland Hamrten promises to obtain any item not in the electric line, providing a contact phone number 214 for orders or inquiries.
Epworth League Program July 27 Evening Works Topic Kindness
Epworth League program for July 27 at 7 45 p m includes a lesson on the practice of kindness a song Somebody Did a garden deed scripture lesson by Della Carlisle solo Just a Little Bit of Love by Sama Hellen Sharp and a report from Epworth League Conference by Miss Colliergren and Miss Katherine Stewart announcements and benediction.
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Epworth League
Della Carlisle
Sama Hellen Sharp
eOrithen
Clyrien Burnett
Margaret Hearn
Colliergren
Katherine Stewart
Edison Mazda Timpa at 10 Watts WP Collision
Cloud Hamrick reports a local incident involving Edison Mazda Timpa on Newnan Street. Authorities identified the location and noted no further details available at this time.
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Edison Mazda
Cloud Hamrick
Newnan Street
Mr. Wisler Cured of Indigestion by Tablets
In 1909 FE suffered a severe indigestion attack and, after receiving a free Chamberlain's Tablets sample by mail, tried them and bought a package. He reports no similar attacks since. The piece ends with an unrelated ad for Claud Hamrick electric work and a phone number.
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Chamberlain
Imail
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Congressional Record
Electric
Irona
Claud Hamrick
Wal D. Mereell
Co-Operative League OF America
Pittsburg, Pa
J. M. Carlisle
Carrollton, Ga
Maple Street
Lowell
Salem
Carrollton
Villa Riea
Bowdon Junction
Gatelice
Sfnlett
City
Peachtree Street
Chandler Street
Alabama
Longview
Croft Street
Maple Streets
Carrathon
Gale
Turner & Dial
Carrollton, Georgia
G. Bickers
Farmers’ Free Library
J. N. Johnson
Mr. Wisler
Wm. B. Wister
Douglas
Vitlo
Mr. Farmer
Sam
First National Bank
Carroll, Heard, Haralson
Coweta
Meriwether Counties
Ite
New York
Smith & Smith Attorneys
Roop
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