Woman's Association Meets On Saturday
The Jefferson County Woman's Suffrage Association meets at the Library at 2 30 o'clock p m February 1st. The public is invited to attend. Program includes Current Affairs Reconstruction Labor Problems Americanization and Suffrage Legislation. Papers and civics sessions feature topics on citizenship naturalization and loss of citizenship for naturalized citizens with several presenters.
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Fight on Wheat Plan Forces Government to Quit Market
Chicago January 20 Organized opposition to the food administration wheat plan was launched by board of trade leaders. A committee will ask Congress to drop government control and restore prewar trading rules with prices governed by supply and demand. Traders say a lower market price could follow and bread costs may fall from current levels.
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Federal Food Administration
Board of Trade
Washington
Congress
Soviet Armies Win Victory Over Ukrainian Forces
An official wireless dispatch from Archangel reports Ukrainian peasant army defeated by Ukrainian Soviet forces and Yekaterinoslav, capital of its government, occupied. Allied troops south of Archangel evacuate Shegovarsk, retire ten miles north. Bolsheviks shell Tarasevo and Tulgak positions.
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London
Russia
Yekaterinoslav
Archangel
Shegovarsk
Germany Peace Delegates At Odds With Press
Amsterdam reports the German peace delegation members anger the press. Count von Bernstorff is feared to antagonize Americans. Berlin dispatches note Philip Scheidemann and Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau as other delegates.
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Mathias Lerzberger
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Clyde Strike Grows More Serious In Britain
London reports the Clyde strike is growing more serious with major yards and works near closing or continuing under force. Strikers aim to remodel trades unionism and push a national policy of direct action across the industry.
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Clyde
Noted Japanese Actor at the Orpheum This Evening
Sessu Hayakawa billed as the Edwin Booth of the screen stars at the Orpheum alongside Doris Pawn. The City of Dim Faces features Hayakawa as a mixed race youth highlighting Oriental intellect against white strength. Manager Bennett promotes a strong supporting cast for public approval.
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Sessu Hayakawa
Paramount Pictures
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Hayakawa
Doris Pawn
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Record price for stock sale of Angus steers
Charles Hisel sold three loads of Angus steers to J. C. Hendricks of Eldon. The cattle were short fed but brought a record price of 15.00 dollars per hundred.
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J. C. Hendricks
Eldon
For Sale Classified Notices in People's Column
Multiple items listed for sale and trade from a local page. House furniture, black wood, fifty? nine chicks, a four day old short horn calf, a Ford Sedan, 13 shoots of something, a 67 acre farm near Fairfield Iowa with details, and a seven room house near the courthouse. Listings include contact numbers and addresses.
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Russell Smith
Iowa
Court House
Parsons College
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