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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
2
Government requires all subscriptions prepaid and will enforce. Sweden's government bans deported radicals from entering. the text notes tight controls and a present role for women to show the country changes.
Police now regard certain small items as deadly weapons. The remark suggests a darker view that life’s joys are inevitably diminished by danger or harm. The text hints at a general sentiment that danger lurks in everyday objects.
An expert notes more books are being written now than ever before in world history. The observer hopes quality rises with the increased volume and argues for continued literary growth.
A quoted voice urges offering trial space flights to the Moon to prepare for a Mars mission. The speaker warns against delaying too long and stresses the need for cautious, staged initiation before full commitment.
A Pennsylvania miner tested camp blasting powder by throwing it into a fire. The blast destroyed his home and family, but the experiment was deemed a success in validating the powder’s quality.
The speaker urges immediate action to curb Turkish power if a new Armenian massacre is confirmed, arguing that such atrocities shock the civilized world and demand permanent removal of Turkish authority to prevent repetition.
California high school male teachers protest by wearing corduroy as a response to the rising cost of ordinary trousers. observers warn corduroy could become so dear that wearing it is seen as admitting profiteering.
At a New York retailers convention members were urged to stop purchases to prevent manufacturers from pushing prices higher. Producers seek to hypnotize customers into overbuying to cushion anticipated price drops, while the public resists further price gouging.
A local column recounts lighthearted jests from Hardscrabble. Pat McKinney boasts of sea experience, a waggin joke sparks disbelief, and a string of quick quips touches on hats wigs teeth cork legs and a quirky political crowd.
Martha Jane Cox transfers to Joseph Krebs and Frank Pickett transfers to Tred Radford. The parcel in Plainfield involves 214 acres in Eel River township with a value of about $4,000.
Morton Foster named administrator of the Hendricks County Indiana estate of Joseph L. Vaughn who is presumed insolvent. Order issued by the Circuit Court with appointment date April 15, 1920.
Creditors heirs and legatees of Elizabeth A. Roberts deceased are notified to appear in Hendricks Circuit Court Danville Indiana on May 28 1920 to show cause why final settlement accounts should be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Witness the Clerk of court May 3 1920 A I W Bridges Clerk Hendricks Circuit Court
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Lewis A Philips deceased to appear in May 1920 and show cause not to be approved. Heirs must provide proof on May 3 1920. A P W Bridges Clerk Hendricks Circuit Court.
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