08 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
1
A western state governor reportedly wears a shabby coat to protest rising living costs. The piece notes such frugality could be impactful if widely adopted. The wartime whippet tanks are repurposed in Arizona's pine forests to replace animal labor, highlighting postwar tech utility.
A Pennsylvania parent threatens legal action to curb hazing in his children’s school, urging stronger protection and accountability. The piece argues for active civic and church engagement, condemning passive religiosity and urging personal responsibility. It also surveys proposals to sacrifice gold to reduce national debt, noting potential savings and improved government credit.
A survey notes a drop in church donations while spending on tobacco gas and leisure rises. Voices attack the status quo urging awakening. mentions Haverhill Gazette claim about national spending. references to Pug Koogle and Im Potterf on votes and women. Bob Conner quotes a barber dispute over 65 cents including soap and powder.
The piece argues that diverse thought and political plurality spur progress, comparing intellectual jousts to physical training. It asserts that opposition strengthens rifles, explosives, and artistic merit, claiming nature and culture thrive on antagonism and hard work overcoming difficulty.
A collection of local vignettes features Uncle Sam, a price hike on suits, a soup pants button, a near train crossing accident, a funeral, and residents joking about wool costs and “sheep’s clothing.” Joe Kersey returns home with farm gear after a delayed mail delivery.
Abstract and Title Guaranty Co. in Danville reports transfers: Harry C. Durham commissioner to Dennis F. Chambers of land in Eel River township for 1000 dollars. Finley Franklin trustee of Liberty township to Benjamin Scott of 1 acre in Liberty township for 450 dollars. Susan Carter et al to Charles L. Vestal et al of land in Guilford township for 14 dollars. Charles L. Vestal and wife to Charles D. Marley of land in Guilford township for 1 dollar.
The Tuesday club met with Mrs. Carrie Bennett on June 22. Eleven members attended and discussed current events. Mrs. Cora Masten prepared a history of the Mexican people and Miss Callie Shields read it. Mrs. Bryant read a paper on the Country of Mexico. A reading titled What Can I do for My Country was presented by Mrs. Lena Larkin, Mrs. Grace Harlan, and Miss Fern Wisehart. Refreshments followed. The next meeting is planned with Mrs. Frances Mark on July 27.
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