Government expenditures top $20.7 billion in 1919 20
Treasury report shows July 1919 to May 31 1920 spending at 20 755 535 858 with September peak and November balance 611 301 752. Jury deliberated a minute to acquit the heavy weight boxing champion of evading the draft in a sensational climax to the trial.
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Notable Local Notices and Historic Ventures Reported
A collage of 1920s items: Walter P. Fulkerson in St Joseph rents family-friendly houses with a one-year clause and a monthly rebate if a child is born. Henry Ford’s son helps inaugurate a Ford River Rouge blast furnace near Detroit with staff of 12,000 and growing. Chicago elites eye George Griffin’s former home amid rumored $100,000 of pedigreed liquor. Public notice from COTTONWOOD MILLING & ELEVATOR CO. and sand pit operation details, plus tax deadlines and local vendor promos.
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Walter P. Fulkerson
St. Joseph Mo
St. Joseph
Henry Ford
Edsel B. Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford Industries
Ford
Chicago
George Francis Griffin
Griffin
Miami
Fla
California
United States
St. Gertrude’s Convent
Martzen
Cottonwood Milling & Elevator Company
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Grangeville
H. Wood
Wm. MacNeill
Cottonwood State Bank
M. Ehrhardt
H. C. Matthiesen
M. M. Belknap
Nauw’s Furniture Store
Idaho
the Wood Exchange
Reubens, Idaho
Madison Lumber Co
Meyer
Hoene
Mitchell
Cottonwood Hardware & Imp. Co
J. W. Baker & Son