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Newspaper
Democrat Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
2
R H Stafford and Ellen P Haynes both of Tebbetts Missouri obtain a marriage license. Mant S Beamon and Ethyl Perkinson both of Mokane Missouri are listed for marriage.
Regular meeting of Mo Camp No 404 W O W set for Friday evening June 17 at Eagle Hall Madison with initiation and full attendance urged. D L Price C C N J Powers Clerk. Raisings and goat related notes referenced with town water cart drawing and breeding mentions.
Schell Music Co presents first class paper hanger service at 100 EH High St. New wall paper now in stock, prices advertised as the lowest. Local shoppers urged to visit for home decorating needs.
The American Forestry Magazine notes that Brazilian umburana wood has a soft yellow hue and a vanilla scent that tempts one to eat the wood, highlighting its fragrant qualities.
The Censor condemns Governor Hyde as a small town politician who corrupted state politics through allies and a nascent machine aimed at exerting control over federal appointments. It urges Republican legislators in Missouri to confront Hyde, replace him, or risk penalizing the party for his alleged misrule and quackery bill, urging action to avert further harm to St. Louis and the state.
Berlin June 17 United Press Germany's wooden Hindenburg statue once meant to symbolize wartime German spirit is advertised for sale as firewood in whole or parts. The nails were to be driven by volunteers to support charities, but interest waned and the monument deteriorated. Rudolf Mosse of Berlin placed the notice. A garage owner also replaced conventional doors with take and exhaust signs.
The American Forestry Magazine notes that wild foxes, red or gray, are not easily domesticated yet show remarkable running and speed when tamed and can form a strong bond with their keeper.
Washington June 17 United Press observers note Japan seeks closer contact with America to ease tensions. Fifteen Japanese journalists visited the Senate recently, more than from any other nation, while English reporters numbered under twelve. Japanese visitors travel widely in the United States, gathering impressions to interpret American attitudes and policies. They found American experiences largely pleasing with little anti Japanese hostility except in certain localities.
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