Northwest politics and farm finance debates in Corry paper
The Corry Evening Journal discusses political divides in the Northwest with La Follette era critique, noting Republican farmers' stance and the 1920s farm income and mortgage data. It cites Agriculture Department figures showing farm income declines and mortgage burdens across 1920 to 1924, highlighting regional voting tensions.
A Little Old Fashioned Music and Rural Troubles
A fragmented notice describes farmers in the Northwest facing tiresome tolls and unanswered appeals for aid. It cites a piety group’s distant sympathy and empty words as remedies, while residents seek effective action to address their distress and rights.
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Nike
Anne
Fine
Absence and ambition weave through townsfolk chatter
The fragment speaks of social trends and struggles across generations. It notes dancing as exercise, wrestling in a rough metaphor, and the way absence shapes affection. It reflects on reputation, arrest, marriage, wealth, health, and happiness, hinting at the costs of success and large houses versus small homes.
Fragmentary note on altitude and temperature effects
A partial line discusses temperature decreasing with elevation as air becomes thinner and pressure drops. It mentions higher altitude leading to colder conditions and references heat loss dynamics in a vague, garbled form.
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Wergy
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From The Journal Files
Twenty years ago September 10 1904. Rescue of two year old from fountain pool by Captain Taker near De Elston’s home. The child’s fall prompted prompt action and safe return to her family. Councilman Jacob Morks shows a five inch diameter Paul Newton variety measuring nearly one foot. No band concert tonight. Several residents travel to Boston for education plans. Mr and Mrs W F Tracey celebrate their th wedding anniversary with twenty five guests attending.
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Hipker
Willock
Hauphterul Perry Ollier
Park Price
Centertreet
Capt
Taker
de Elston
Hale
Alonson Crosby Notine Yous
Jacob Morks
Journal
Mar
Paul Newton
Klan Active in Georgia Primary Today
In Georgia’s primaries today the Ku Klux Klan figures prominently as former Governor Thomas W. Hardwick opposes Senator William J. Harris for the Democratic senatorial nomination. Harris has connections alleged to tie to the secret order, while Hardwick campaigns frame the Klan as the central issue.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Thomas W. Hardwick
William J. Harris
Harris Donindge
Secret Order
Tantwick
Cole L Blease To Succeed Senator Dial In Senate Race
Columbia S C Sept 10 former Governor Cole L Blease will succeed Senator Dial in the United States Senate race on the strength of a virtually complete return from South Carolina's Democratic primary. He defeated Congressman James F Byrnes in Tuesday's balloting for the Democratic Senatorial nomination by about 2500 votes with Senator Diss eliminated in a prior primary.
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Columbia
S. G
Cole L. Blease
United States
Nathaniel Dini
South Carolina
Tease
James F. Byrnes
Senator Diss
Moon's Rotation Tied to Earth's Tides
The passage notes that the Moon rotates on its axis with synchronous rotation due to tidal effects from Earth. It mentions a proposed ancient planetary origin and suggests Earth’s gravity caused enormous ancient tides during that time.
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Earth
New Discovery Kills Germs of Catarrh
A new antiseptic Kojene is promoted as four times stronger than citric acid, usable as a spray or gargle to end catarrh. It claims nonpoisonous, non-irritating properties and promises relief from bad breath, hawking, and spitting with a money back guarantee if not proven in a week. It costs 60 cents at Thomas Downey’s and other reliable druggists.
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Norsinwestern
Department of Agricueire
Varia
Revel Saaiimt
East
Middle West
Coolidge
Agricultural Department
Agricilineal Department
Thomas Downey
Large sum withheld by extre as revealed in audit
On Sept 9 the audit of Ven anno Dewits finances concluded and revealed a large sum, $851,507.28, held by ex County Treasurer Gilliland. Gilliland refused comment beyond noting settlements wait until audits finish. When the office transferred in January, $140,102.90 moved to Lane Fuller, with $61,018.17 from sinking funds. Auditors Brown, Gent and McKinley noted the balance due at that time and questioned the remaining funds.
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Venanno Dewits
L. E Keller
A. Girlind
Tne
Tes Wec
Huntly Beth
Tim
Treasuer Keller
Gilliland
Custon
Missing Jealenton Girl Involved With Married Man
Jemmenton girl Myrna Mildred Shoup, 18, reportedly eloped with married man Lyhn Stull as police search continues. The case involves Seina ras, Stallman, and notes about a home departure. authorities seek Miss Shoup and her companion with multiple witnesses naming details from Sept. 10.
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Shire
Tye Potter
Tuewhay
Stallman
Alex Tol
Hse
Tae Shawty
Jean Yoo Thagin
Sia Var
Aban
Dhoy Jett
Veen
Tallminh
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