Army Budget Battle Shapes 1922 Deficit Projections
Washington December 14 congressional leaders clash with the War Department over 1922 army funding. Anthony predicts ~500 million while Baker seeks ~700 million. deficits may reach 60 to 100 million. Planes include closing camps and selling surplus, reducing divisions from nine to two active, with others skeletal. 30 to 40 thousand trucks to be sold.
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Washington
Congress
War Department
House
Anthony
Kannas
Baker
March
Secretary of War
Mr. Anthony
House Military Committee
Dog Owners Warned To Procure 1921 Tags
A sheriff issues a stern notice to dog owners and keepers to obtain their 1921 dog tags immediately. The law requires tags by January 1 for the next year, warning of prosecution and fines for noncompliance and urging compliance to avoid court action and costs.
Farmers Institute of Much Interest At Local Meeting
The Institute for farmers held last Friday and Saturday drew strong talks on chickens conservation dairying and milk production home economies and more yet attendance was low. Speakers included H A Pickett B P Smoot Tate Bird and Mrs Sue Beardsley with high school girls involved. The event was considered good and largely successful despite meager turnout. Commissioner W C Hanna missed due to illness.
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Institute For
Institute
H. A. Pickett
Jno
B. Wilson
B. P. Smoot
Missouri
Farm Bureau
Tate Bird
Shelby County
Sue Beardsley
W. C. Hanna
Aness
Hartford Parent Teacher Association Meeting Notes
The Hartford Parent-Teacher Association met Thursday afternoon for a short business session. They approved funds for the High School Department to buy Britannica and for Mrs Keown and Mrs Wooten rooms to purchase books and maps. The Junior and Senior girls presented a program with songs and recitations.
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Hartford
Parent-Teacher Association
Dee. Ltd
Keown
Mra. Wooten
Loubel Williame
Hiawatha
Sallye Shults
Miles Stanilieh
GO TO 4d A Tath's for all treats and gifts
Readable lines advertise a shop offering fread candies nuts fruits and special Xmas packs in chocolates cigars and a fine fruit basket line. Also mentions a broad assortment of notions customers may desire.
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Spmcial
Tobacco Growers Hold Big Meeting in Ohio County
Tobacco growers of Ohio County met to coordinate with Daviess County peers in forming a Voting Association aim ed at securing up to 80 percent of the weed in Daviess. They plan to hold tobacco off the market for ten days to build a unified Green River District, with advances to growers and a financing plan. A big Owensboro gathering reported 60 percent pledge in Daviess, hoping to reach 40 percent by day’s end, as canvassing continued.
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Ohio County
Daviess County
Daviers
Green River District
Owensboro
Davies County
Hogeheada
L. P. Tanner
Rough River Lodge K of P Elects Officers
Rough River Lodge No. 110 K of P held a special Wednesday convention to elect officers and conduct lodge business due to the hall being dark. Officers elected include M L McCracken C C W H Gillespie M of W McDowell A Fogle K of R and S Otto C Martin Prelate J B Pirtle M of FP W S Tinsley M of B L P Casebier M of A F T Belcher I G J Gillespie O G Jno B Wilson Trustee.
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Rough River Lodge
K. of P
M. L. McCracken
C. C. W. H. Gillespie
C. A. Lmall
W. McDowell A. Fog
County Board of Education to Meet
The Ohio County Board of Education will meet January 4 to elect Sub District Trustees for districts where terms end in March. Districts are urged to petition for suitable trustees. Those elected last November are invited and expected to attend.
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Ohio County Board of Educaton
Thanks for sympathy for beloved son Everette Shaver
Mr and Mrs J T Shaver express gratitude to friends who sent flowers or offered sympathy in the loss of their son Everette.
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Fieware
Everette
J. T, Shaver
Louisville Markets Cattle and Hogs See Mixed Decline and Steady Prices
Cattle and steer market weak on Monday with steers showing wide spreads from prior week while prime light butchers steady. Hogs fell 25 cents across grades yet demand remains fairly active. best hogs 120 pounds and up priced at 8.50. Sheep and lambs firm with fats steady. Produce prices listed for breakfast and farm goods, including poultry and eggs, with varied regional quotes.
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Beiter
Geeno
Agricultural teachers meet at Hertford High School
A sectional meeting of agricultural teachers convened at Hertford High School on Friday December 10. Attendees included State Director and Supervisor O. Ivan Barnes, Lexington, Prof. of Agricultural Education McNeal James, Lexington FG.
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Hertford High School
O. Ivan Barnes
Leington
McNeal James
Lexington
Woodmen of the World to Give $1,260,000 Refund
Members of the Woodmen of the World will receive a dividend or refund totaling $1,260,000 from accumulations beyond running expenses. The Sovereign Visitor notes the refund acts as credit on certificates under options 1 2 or 3, reducing indebtedness to the apportioned amount. Those with options 4 or universal will get a January check usable for premiums or cashed as ordinary checks.
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Woodmen of the World
Harding Confers On World Peace Plan Progress
Marion Ohio December 14 President elect Harding said conferences on a world association are progressing and yielding useful information. He noted it may be easier to find common ground than some predicted and gave no opinion on a non offensive war pact tied to referendums. He cited Hoover and Root as sources of abroad conditions and said more surveys are planned. He denied having any agents in Europe or elsewhere and said Senator McCormick will likely meet him soon. He will meet Raymond Robine tomorrow.
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Marion
Association of Nations
Harding
Herbert Hoover
Elba Root
McCormick
Europe
United States
Raymond Robine
Progressive Party
Republican Executive Campaign Committee
Suffrage Test Begun in Maryland Court Pleas
Baltimore December 14 trial of the federal woman suffrage amendment opened in the Court of Common Pleas. Petitioners challenge local election boards to strike two names from voter rolls, one white and one colored, arguing the amendment’s force is not admitted.
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Hopkinavilis
Christian County
Kentucky
Cliborne
Baltimore
Court ‘of Common Pleas
Boards of Registers
Seventh Minteset
Tloth Ward
Congress Approves Executive Departments Reorg Committee
Washington reports a joint House Senate committee on reorganization of executive departments was approved to study and cut operating expenses. Rep Reavis leads the measure, aiming to save at least a million dollars daily and reduce duplications across departments.
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Washington
House
Senate
Gillett
Reavis
Nebraska
Moore Democrat
Virginia
Champ Clark
Clark
Alexander Hamilton
November Honor Roll at Hartford High School Seniors to Freshmen
The Hartford High School November honor roll lists students by class. Seniors Amelia Pirtle Emily Pendleton Kate Bess Dodson Loubel Williams Barbour Williams Freeman Schop mire Flora Rhoads Margaret King. Juniors Gela Bennett Mary Lindley Ells Henry Geneva Travis. Sophomores Luther Turner William Davidson Ersel Bennett Otis Ashby George DeBruler Nellye Roeder Emily Bell Sailye Laura Williams Myrtle Payne. Freshmen Maggie Crowder James Bozarth Otha Lee Martine Sproule Bea Winterfield Mary Ellen Duke Bertram Neighbors Ronald Bates Isabel Tissley Geneva Howard Samuel Miller Earl Bartlett Walter Westerfield Mary Baker Eula Bean John Westerfield Forrest Caasebier Harris Walker Hallie Bell Allen Carrot Whittaker Catherine Willams Corinne Ward H Sinnett Pautine Williams Anna Bell King Ruth Lowe Lucile Westerfield Marret Hoover Emma Miller Lena Henry Hubert Lindley Lockett Ford Beatrice Ford Ruth Tinsley Boonie South Delbert Whittaker Orville Hoover Cora Hagerman.
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Hartford High School
Amelia Pirtle
Emily Pendleton
Kate Bess Dodson
Loubel Williams
Barbour Williams
Freeman Schopmire
Flora Rhoads
Margaret King
Gela Bennett
Mary Lindley
Ells Henry
Geneva Travis
Luther Turner
William Davidson
Ersel Bennett
Otis Ashby
George DeBruler
Nellye Roeder
Emily Bell
Sailye Laura Williams
Myrtle Payne
Maggie Crowder
James Bozarth
Otha Lee
Martine Sproule
Bea Weeterfield
Mary Ellen Duke
Bertram Neighbors
Ronald Bates
Isabel Tissley
Geneva Howard
Samuel Miller
Earl Bartlett
Walter Westerfield
Mary Baker
Eula Bean
John Westerfield
Forrest Caasebier
Harris Walker
Hallie Bell Allen
Carrot Whittaker
Catherine Willams
Corinne Ward
H. 8. Sinnett
Pautine Williams
Anna Bell King
Ruth Lowe
Lucile Westerfield
Marret Hoover
Emma Miller
Lena Henry
Hubert Lindley
Lockett Ford
Beatrice Ford
Ruth Tinsley
Boonie South
Delbert Whittaker
Orville Hoover
Cora Hagerman
Students Return Home From Forest Hell and Beaver Dam
A list of students from Forest Hell Buford Beaver Dam and Fords prae, including Miss Martha Pate and John Allen Witton, is expected to arrive home tomorrow to spend the holidays.
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Martha Pate
Hinton Leach
Byron, Williams
Powell Tichenor
Oscar Bennett
Glenn Tinsley
John Allen Witton
Forest Hell
Buford
Prank Barnes
Beaver Dam
Willie Maddox
Mc Henry
Henry Lloyd
Fordsprae
Aidents
K. 8
Halidaya
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Austria
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Owens- Be
Geneva
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Switzerland
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France
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Germany
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