May 1920 Missouri recovery seen in St Louis Fed report
The St Louis Federal Reserve Bank released its May 1920 monthly report noting improved business conditions in the district. Confidence rose as merchants spent more boldly and farmers expected larger grain crops with added acreage planted. Prices for cotton advanced and fruit and vegetable prospects were described as favorable in many sections despite oil weakness.
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Iouis
St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank
Agerve Bank
Wif
Aken
Belig
Missouri
Paris
Cabeetians
Liiena
Uae Sieadlandippl Valley
Acme Quality Paint Store Ad Promises Prideful Homes
A Mam Clinton ad promotes Acme Quality Paint Store promising transformative color to elevate a house from endure to pride. The message emphasizes paint as the key difference in home presentation.
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Acme Quality Paint Store
Clinton
W C T U weekly events and announcements
Frances Willard Union hosts a birthday party at 1 40 tonight at the church with a guest list including O Liles Edith Breeden and Rose Reading Mrs Mize. Lucve Shirey Maylet Y P and Addie Iker perform with an orchestra. A regular meeting will be held at Mrs Jl M Ayniths home with a potluck noon meal. Milas Nerhood supervised solo offerings and Mrs Taylor leads Union Signal quizzes on May 1. Bouquets from the annual Shower mission day will be delivered to local hospitals.
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Frances Willard Union
Tal Wien
Chara Hive
Wayne Vbonesty
Department of Sole Follery
Milas Nerhood
Taylor
Methodist Bishop to Lecture Tonight
Rev Hawin Holt Hughes of the New England Methodist Episcopal Church will lecture on The Psychology of a Boy at Wayne Street M E Church tonight. He is known as a prominent East Coast speaker and former president of the Indiana State Board of Education. The lecture will begin promptly at 8 o'clock and is open to the public.
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Arishop
Hawin Holt Hughes
Ae Boxton
New England
Grireh
Wayne Street
M. E. Chures
Hughes
East
Borin
Rishon
Hughes Wa
JePouw University
Greenenatie
Ind
Indiana Atnia Board of Education
Changes in YMA personnel noted in report
The report lists several changes in YMC A personnel with resignations and reassignments. New appointments include replacements in membership and publicity and possible future shifts in ministry support. Remaining staff see reassignment to balance duties and maintain operations at the local club.
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YMC. A
Mannix Quits Office From Local Post Amid Turbulent Ties
An unclear OCR fragment reports Mannix resigning from a local office amid tense relations with Yale associates and others. The text is garbled but suggests political shifts and personnel changes affecting governance.
Progress Glu to Meet Ala Apeerling by Ket River and Perry
Fragmentary note reports a meeting or event involving Myron Pabald, a conflicts or debate at Nashville Aferlatta Normal Hy Tenney, Teo and Ken Mule fancy connected to Allen Candy lite alien's Teme. Names appear garbled, with several proper nouns likely misread.
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Ala Apeerling
Tame Prag Jewel
Perry Hasoriipa
Hell
Joe Thawlelna
Myron Pabald
Co Aradente
Dletletin Courae
Nashville Aferlatta Normal
Tenney
Villanente
Whale
Lions Club Elects Tentative Officers in City Meeting
The Lions Club met for its fiveh meeting in the city. Officers selected include President Harner and Secretary Treasurer Grey Mon lamer. Members urged to secure seats before the elu may become affiliated with the International Association of Lions Clubs. Attendees discussed charter team formation and recognized members for service. The election and activities were noted at the Home of Mrs Vere Rottetot, 620 Dra Avenue.
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Emeiadares Trexident
Fe. Harner
Treumirer
Grey Mon Lamer
A. Schack
H. Lipset
Dens
Elty
Sal A
Bernard Martin Missing or Sought in Unclear Draft
Text appears garbled with multiple misspellings and broken phrases. It references Bernard Martin and possible efforts or individuals but lacks coherent events, dates, or concrete actions to summarize reliably.
Lahey Addresses Rotarians at Luncheon
The Lahey spoke to Rotarians and guests at Notre Dan Titer ny, praising salesmanship and urging empathy from Distress men. The meeting featured selections about the 1¢ boys and the grid schools, held under The foprnal Cazette's ausaicgs.
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Lahey
Tee Thomn Tahex
Miverthilig
Notre Dan Titerny
Wolf & Deasaier
Lorin
Shereesful
Anteraine Kaye
Cevern
Ihn Weeting
Yetria
Exchange Club Talk Ahead at Kerr Wayne Education Event
The Kerr Wayne public aietoria superintendent spoke to the Exchange Club at their chamber meeting yesterday, addressing education funding and the payer. A dimex was held before the session.
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Wand
Kerr Wayne
Aietoria
Exchange Club
Chambin
Counneres
Mrs C L Scott Praises Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
Mrs C L Scott of Booth Bend Indiana reports being run down and weak. After using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription she regained strength and health and remained free from suffering. The testimonial endorses the medicine for strength during expectancy and afterward.
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Booth
C. J. Beott
Sammle
Pierce
Fires cause lower losses in month with 24 blazes
Fire department monthly report shows total losses not exceeding $6000 as 24 fires occurred. First yearly death Mrs Helen Blair, colored, burned in a house fire started by a gas and oil stove. Auto fires rose, five cars damaged $1300 plus. five cases due to improper wiring. largest loss $3000 from oily rags and paints at Poincake garage. Additional blazes from cigars, roof fires, gas stove near wood, and coal tar ashes.
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Helen Blair
Cigarett
Broadway
Building totals soar to over half million
City building activity shows total expenditures of 582,335 for 27 permits in May, boosted by 105 new homes. Officials emphasize this marks a return to normal conditions rather than a boom, contrasting with April and last year’s figures.
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Uhag Leen
Lagt Sene
City permits show shift in home building trend
In the past month 106 new residence permits were issued, surpassing 82 garage permits for the first time in a while. The rise in home permits contrasted with a decline in proposed expenditures, signaling a notable change in construction activity.
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Os Agaist
S. M. Poster Describes Europe Tour to Optimists
S. M. Poster told Optimists at the Anthony hotel yesterday about his recent extensive tour through Europe. He noted the hostility of Mohammedan people to a Jewish state in Palestine and predicted a coming revolution. Poster highlighted British efforts in Constantinople to restore order in the city.
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M. Poster
Europe
Optimists’ Club
Anthony Hotel
Krenter
Mary Land
Constantinople
Nervous Prostration Warns Of American Nervous Age
A column notes the era of nervous strain with overcrowded hospitals and reads a testimonial from Schuyler, Pennsylvania praising Dr A W Chase's Tonic Pills for nerve trouble. It urges buyers to ensure authenticity by the portrait and signature on each box.
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A. W. Chase
A.W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase
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