Urge Women Oppose Military Conscription
Mrs Robert M LaFollette spoke before the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom denouncing General Pershing’s preparedness stance. She urged passage of a constitutional amendment against military conscription and compulsory training, criticizing militarists for building a vast war machine.
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United Press
Npashtington
Sra
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
International Tenigue For Peace and Freedom
General Pershing
Blizzard cripples midwest traffic in Omaha blizzard
A severe Omaha blizzard halted traffic and transportation as snow drifts eight to ten feet high closed streets and delayed trains. Thousands of workers watched waist deep drifts as two wheel autos clogged the city and widespread cancellations followed through the region.
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United Press
Omaha
Neb
Tener Empathic On Tanlac Benefits In Pittsburgh Testimony
Joseph J Tener of 29 Barbeau Street Pittsburgh Pennsylvania declares indigestion fatigue and weight loss improved after using Tanlac. He praises appetite stomach function and energy returning and says Tanlac comes highly recommended. Tanlac sold by leading druggists. William Buller of Harrisburg arrives to visit brother A G Buller for several days.
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Joseph J Tener
Barbeau Street
Pitts Tlergh
Tan- Jac
Tanlac
Tarlac
Presbyterian Sunday School Unique Contest Races for Funds
The Presbyterian Sunday School sponsored a unique fundraising contest with two teams racing model cars toward Cleveland. Brice Smith drove the Ford ahead of Harry Smith in the Studebaker, following a diagrammed route via Bindley Lake North East and Reid. Distances and important spots were shown in the chapel. the first period favored the Ford and promised a keen race to Cleveland. A Cleveland friend offered a prize to the side reaching the city first, while the girls choir will perform next Wednesday to raise rice money for their side.
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Conviecsion
Cleveland
Ford
Brice Smith
Studebaker
Harry Smith
Turgey
Bindley Lake
North East
Reid
Smoll
Meveland
Hatch PTA Meeting Set For Friday At 8 P M
Hatch school Parent Teachers Association gathers Friday afternoon at eight for a program featuring a gymnastics display by 8th grade, drama by 1st grade, recitations, solos, and a 6th grade playlet. Speakers cover citizenship, thrift, mariners, obedience, and home virtues in the after program discussion.
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Hatch
Mary Mead
Tastrimesital
Rodger White Loth
Bruce Smith
Jane Crum
Voices of the Woods
Mary
Ethel Ringer
Leo Franz
James Macines
Morris
Joh Lansson Jon
Baptists Big Get Together In Munday Social Event
A community Baptist gathering is planned at A. P. Mounts home at 26 West Church Street in Munday on March 6. The event promises music and recitations for all ages, with food to follow. Attendees may wear green as part of the season celebration.
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A. P. Mount
Church St
Munday
New Modern Hotel Advocated for Corry City
Citizens' campaign group argues for a new modern hotel as essential for Corry's growth and progress. Published members include C. L. Alexander as president and C. R. Rogers as vice president, with a long list of directors asserting the project as a safe investment and civic duty.
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Corry
Missionary Society Meeting Highlights Female Efforts
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Wilbur Wilton's home with strong attendance of thirty and keen interest. Delegates elected to the conference include Mrs. S. E. Winger and Mrs. A. Shea with Mrs. D. L. Bracken leading. The group discussed South America and India studies, reported on sanitarium shares, heard talks on stewardship, and enjoyed a duet by Mrs. Bracken and Mrs. Miller while Rev. Redinger and Rev. Dunlavy attended.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Wilbur Wilton
Locke
Erie
Osborne
Frank
S. E. Winger
Treasury
A. Shea
D. L. Bracken
Tilway
South Sunia Rajputana
India
America
Emerson
South America
Dyrtoman Thrips West Wall Opera Full Event
A fragmented OCR item mentions a large opera with a full performance, noting unusual wording about Dyrtoman and thrips at a west wall location. Details are unclear but indicate an event tied to an opera venue or production.
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West Wall
Archie Lar Returns from Pacific to City
Fragmentary OCR notes show Archie Lar and a boy arriving from the Pacific, with mentions of travel to China and a stop in a city. Process unclear, but implies a return journey and service or arrival events involving Mr. Archie and associates.
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Archie Lar
Vis Pacific
China
Archie Boy
Archie
Thomas
God's Faith Service
Vince
M City
Tax figures hint at big revenue for city office
Amid garbled figures and unclear text a note suggests a large tax intake for the year. It mentions a substantial amount around 400 million and references income officials and a tax rate affecting the total.
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C. F. Brown
R. W. Brown
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K. L. Gilson
D. A. Hillstrom
H. H. Keppel
J. H. King
FP. Litz
F. A. Loveland
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W. C. Murray
M. M. Nast
L. W. Olds
F. M. Raymond
D. F. Smith
J. L. Spiesman
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J. H. Wright
Citizens’ Comm
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Rev. M. S. Ashton
Harry Auer
A Chamber of Commerce Community Enterprise
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Buffalo
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Horn
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