Independence in Philippines Sparks American Debate
A Philippine independence debate centers on American policy and public sentiment in the United States. Proponents argue Filipinos deserve sovereignty and fear delaying independence harms national dignity, while opponents, mostly American investors, warn independence could risk stability and economic interests. The article weighs moral duty against self-interest, noting the U S presence as a factor shaping Filipino trust.
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Philippines
United States
Amwerien
Sane
Phete
Lipersee
Wireeltan
Agere
Mount Masen Volcano Featured in World’s Beauty
An obscure fragment praises Mount Masen as a spectacular volcano in Alloy province. The text malforms details about location, setting, and historical references, mentioning an era around 2900 with unclear context and a distant event described as a distant fire.
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Masen
Yale
Seed Wheat Labeling Requirement In Missouri
Missouri law requires all seed wheat sold or offered for sale to carry a Seed Law label. Labels must show kind of wheat, germination, test date, origin, purity, and noxious weed seeds. Samples available from the Missouri State Department of Agriculture. labeling rules apply even when farmers advertise or ship seed.
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Missouri
Delvren City
Tao Partichiser
Heclink
Renin
Use Your Bank To Maximize Farm Profits In Modern Finance
Progressive farmers are urged to treat banking as essential to farming and to borrow wisely. Banks can finance better yields, expand operations, and ensure receipts are safely stored as deposits. The article stresses using bank services for all but minor expenditures and learning to leverage money to grow farm profitability.
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Tarrow
Luther
Farm Bureau Seeks Good Roads in Missouri
An article from Columbia details the Farm Bureau’s push for improved roadways and infrastructure. It notes statewide activity and statements by committee members, with emphasis on securing funding and maintenance commitments for better rural roads.
Exchange Your Liberty Bonds for Permanent Bonds
Many holders of Liberty Bonds not registered are failing to exchange their First Second and Third issues for permanent bonds the Treasury will deliver. Last First 4 per cent coupon due Dec 1919 and 4 1 2 First bond maturing June 15 1920. Second coupons due 1919 and 1920, Third Liberty Bonds due. Fourth bonds coupon due Oct 1920 may be exchanged once bonds reach Federal Reserve banks. Everyone should exchange via their bank. registered bonds need no exchange.
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Treasury Department
Marahi
Diego Wille Tuany
Elshil Pedera
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Bank
St. Louis
Notable Burglary Case on Central Park West
Report describes a burglary at a Central Park West apartment where thieves carried away valuables and a 400 pound safe. The text also references other misdeeds and disparate items, with garbled lines suggesting additional incidents and odd mentions of local places and events.
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Central Park West
Wilnet
Tortoise Shell Mystery Read Like An Old Tale
A fragmentary passage hints at a cryptic tale with names, places, and odd spellings. The text evokes a print tree, road names, and distant figures like Jewel and Heel Tree, blending invented terms with partial recognitions.
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Tortaise
Seth
Shiuitois
Highest award at the Dunit Paebtle Exposition
At the Sonora Phonograph exposition in Uribersville Mp the Mar aale Tarnbaugh company received the top tone award for jewelry display and overall presentation. Officials praised craftsmanship and the display’s vintage appeal attracting visitors from surrounding regions.
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Tarnbaugh
Jewalry
Uribersville, Mp
Ponnie Applicant Assures Safe Savings
A terse note notes a saver who avoids risk and worries not about dollars. The statement underscores prudent money handling and calm concern for finances. It mentions ponnie as a concerned name but lacks concrete actions or dates.
Weather Chants and Slowed Skylines Rumors
Fragmented OCR yields unclear text about weather spelling, events and dates. It mentions places and people in garbled form, with multiple distortions making precise facts impossible to extract.
Sidries for Toiks to Toys
Fragmentary OCR text appears as a garbled list with several misread names and phrases. It hints at a publication section titled Sidries for Toiks to Toys, but readable content is insufficient to determine a concrete event, date, or people.
For Sale Si-acre Farm Near Hayti and Praggadocia
A 60 acre farm four miles from Hayti offers 20 acres cotton 45 acres corn 12 to 15 acres timber with a good house and barn. Possession January 1. Interested buyers write Reece I Gillooly Charleston Mo. Also mentions church sermons and local notices in a miscellaneous ad column with several names and items.
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Hayti
Praggadocia
Reece I. Gillooly
Charleston
Dodson's Liver Tone replaces calomel in town sales
Local druggists report declining calomel sales as Dodson's Liver Tone rises in popularity. The vegetable remedy is promoted as safe for both children and adults, offering relief from biliousness headaches and constipation with a pleasant taste and affordable price.
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Dodson
Davant Pri
Poplar Bluff Farmer Dies in Feud Shootout
James G Owens of near Poplar Bluff was mortally wounded Monday afternoon by neighbor Edward Travis in a feud of long standing. Owens died in a local hospital. Travis surrendered at Doniphan after the shooting. Mrs Owens reportedly tried to hand him a revolver before the fatal shot struck Owens in the right eye.
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Poplar Bluff
James G. Owens
Edward Travis
Ocvwens
Travis
Owens
Efeot
Owen
Doniphan
Catarrh Cure Promoted by Line Diibedane Novel Claim
An old advertisement touts a catarrh treatment branded as Line Diibedane with claims of simple cure and ease of use. It mentions medical authority pledges, intercity oats, and references to a tonic sold by various druggists in Toledo and nearby areas.
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Daea
NEY . O
Toledo
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