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Announcements for Republican primary candidates 1919
Notices authorize J B Mason Muhlenberg county as candidate for Ohio county representative in the Republican primary August 2 1919. George Baker of Muhlenburg county seeks State Senate 7th district nomination, Muhlenburg Butler Ohio counties, subject to August 2 primary. Dr TG Turner of Muhlenburg County seeks State Senate 7th district nomination, Ohio Butler Muhlenburg counties, subject to August 2 1919 primary. Newton Belcher of Greenville Muhlenburg County seeks State Senate 7th district nomination, Butler Ohio Muhlenburg counties, subject to August 2 1919 primary. Democratic papers claim Wilson will attack Republicans and push war to the people.
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Mason
Ohio County
George Baker
Muhlenburg
Butler
Ohio
TG. Turner
Muhlenburg County
Butler and
Muhlenburg Couprties
Republan
Newton Belcher
Greenville
Wilson
Republican Party
Wilson to visit U S to explain voting for democracy
A Parm Department note pledges gratitude to air McCracken Ohio county farm demonstrator. It presumes President Woodrow Wilson formerly of New Jersey and Washington D C now of Paris will be in the United States around November 4 or earlier to advise how to vote to ensure a Democratic country.
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McCracken
Ohio County
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Washington, D. C
Paris
France
U.S. A
Note Writer Absent as Cavalry Averts Border Fire
The exchange notes fail to produce diplomatic notes as Villa’s bandits fire across the border, with the United States replying with cavalry. The piece mocks the absence of an official note writer, framing the choice as fight or nothing.
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United States
Villa
Bandetti
Fragmented Rural Ruminations From Early Morning Echoes
A misty reminiscence captures old town life and farming shifts. a narrator recalls plowing with a hand axe, wooden handle tools, and local rhythms that blend day and night while distant noises weave into memory, naming places and people in a faded cadence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Corie
Interim note from new paper editor vows honest effort
In a self deprecating appeal the new editor explains taking over duties after Mr. Thomas left the paper. He describes the wide range of tasks required and asks readers to overlook any shortcomings while pledging responsible, honest effort to maintain the publication’s standards.
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Thomas
Ion
Republican
Chaggy
32-Year-Old Republican Marks Thirty-Second Year of Service
The Republican newspaper proclaims its 32nd year of operation, thanking readers and supporters in Ohio County. It pledges continued community service, gratitude for past aid, and renewed commitment to provide value and benefit through a weekly paper.
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Republican
Ohio County
Market Reacts as Germany Accepts Peace Terms
New York reports Germany's unconditional acceptance of the peace terms. The news reached Wall Street via London around 1 30 p m and tied to AP dispatches from Paris. The market hardened with limited activity as investors digested the development.
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New York
Germany
Wall Street
London
Associated Press
Paris
Kentucky Schools to Close As Books Policy Enacts
The text describes Governor Lee Stanley and the Text Book Commission forcing a policy that will shut every common school in Kentucky. Classes will end on the first Monday in July with possible reopenings only on the first Monday in August or September. The action is framed as a response to high prices, stirring strong accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Stanley
Text Book Commission
Kentucky
Opeia
Riniettou Niegal
Vote Against Outrage in Kentucky Ballot
A reader urges Kentucky voters to oppose a three million dollar measure tied to delays in common schools caused by Democratic machinations. The appeal appeals to parents and claims a postponement harms education, urging votes under the Log Cabin banner in November.
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Vater
Kentucky
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