Capitol Hill backs 1919 bond issues and War Savings sales
Washington delegates on Capitol Hill urge continued sale of Government securities and War Savings and Thrift Stamps in 1919 to cover postwar costs. They stress shared duty, thrift, and duties to veterans, with leaders urging broad citizen participation and orderly readjustment.
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Washington, D. C
Capitol Hill
House of Representatives
Macrity
Kitchin
Ust
Charlie Clark
Jillett
Massachusetts
House
Rainy
Minow
Ways and Means
Senator Chamberlain
Senate Military Committee
Senator Weeks
Julius Kahn
California
Hiram Johnson
Remembered 65th Congress and its wartime deeds
The sixty fifth Congress expired amid reflection on its record. It approved large war times and tax measures, authorized bond issues, and passed prohibition. It supplied nearly four million fighting men and supported victory while facing internal dissensions and scrutiny of its conduct.
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Congress
United States
Meetings in the Interest of Cotton Acreage Reduction
County agricultural drive schedules meetings in Cross Roads Belmont Paden Burnsville and Tuka to discuss cotton acreage reductions. District chairmen J F Oaks Rufus Creel J R Bickerstaff Rapp Reynolds and J W Smith lead sessions from March 15 to 22 with invitations to all residents. J R Mann, County Chairman. Vidette price noted.
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Cross Roads
J. F. Oaks
Belmont
Rufus Creel
Paden
J. R. Bickerstaff
Burnsville
Rapp Reynolds
Tuka
J. W. Smith
J. R. Mann
Syrian Relief Drive Questions Amid Mississippi Contact
A Syrian businessman in Mississippi asks State Director Chas Currens about the Armenian and Syrian relief drive. He cites distress from Beirut and reports his family’s dire conditions, asking when the drive will start and who will chair it while urging aid for those suffering in the Turk era.
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Mipsissippi
Chas. H. Currens
Edwards House
Jackson
Miss
Jacksn
Mississippi
Beirut
Syria
United States
Elias
Lemon Lotion Promises Fairer Skin On Face Body
A vintage beauty ad claims two lemons and three ounces of orchard white mix into a quarter pint lotion to whiten and soften skin. It advises straining pulp and applying daily to face neck arms and hands for a smooth, fragrant complexion boost.
Difference Between a Printing Press and a Preacher
A witty quip contrasts a printing press fed by paper with a preacher fed by chicken, highlighting a humorous take on how each delivers material or sermons.
Non-Resident Notice in Mississippi Chancery Court
Ora May Gross of Buchanan Georgia is summoned to defend C A Gross vs. Mrs. Ora May Gross in Chancery Court of Tishomingo County Mississippi. Defendants must appear on the second Monday in June 1919. Case number 1172, dated March 11, 1919, Chancery Clerk Kk. A. Payne seals the notice.
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Ora May Gross
Buchanan
Georgia
Chancery Court
Tishomingo County
Mississippi
C A Gross
Kk. A. Payne
Chancery Clerk
Monte
Tfemeipis
Tennewase
Myerphis
Tennessee
W. Fresies
Memphis
Speer
L. Y. Sawyer
Ay Payne
Dennis Road
Said County
Inka and
Fulton Road
Board of Supervisors
L. B. Davis
Bennett & Clark
Carload of Hogs To Be Ship Cooperatively
County Agent R C Riggan urges farmers to join a cooperative hog shipment to the St Louis market. Hogs will be weighed and graded by an expert, with the first hundred hogs listed to be shipped in the flat shipment. Seek to sell now for full value.
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Plan of Co-operative Shipping
St. Louis
R. C. Riggan
Government Overthrow Propaganda Report Sealed in Mail Excerpts
Washington memo from Solicitor General Lamar to Senate Propaganda Committee calls I W W anarchists socialists and others uniting for one object overthrow of the United States by bloody revolution bolshevik republic. He cites seized mail matter and lists five English and nine foreign language newspapers tied to the campaign. Also details a Mississippi county election to issue highway bonds under Chapter 176 of Acts 1914 with act date March 13 1919 and a vote set for April 5 1919 in Tishomingo county.
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Bard
Associated Press
Washington
Lamar
Postoffice Department
Senate Propaganda Committee
United States
Cer
Solicies General
I. W.W
Mississippi
Alabama
Tishomfingo
Chancery Clerk
Towwn
Board of Supervisors of
Tishomingo County
Tishomingo
R. W. Carter
J. W. Coman
F. M. Blunt
Administrator's Notice to Creditors of Mrs Julia A Massey Deceased
Letters of Administration were granted February 27 in Tishomingo County Mississippi for the estate of Mrs Julia A Massey deceased. Creditors are urged to present claims to the Clerk for probate and registration within one year or be forever barred. Dated February 27 1919 Sam H Allen Administrator.
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Chancery Court
Tishomingo County
Mississippi
Julia A. Massey
Sam H. Allen
Change of Southern R Ai Schedule At Iuka Miss 1918
Schedule notice from Iuka Mississippi effective November 8 1918 shows revised train times and routes. Details mention departures at 6 10 p m and 85 Westee B43 ps with adjustments to westbound arrivals.
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R. Ai
Iuka
Miss
West
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FAR Nintypipth Congress
Sasa
Brinly, Avery
John Deere
J. C. Jourdan
Ron Htaie Ah Man
State of Mississippi
W. W
L W. W
the New Solidarity
Chicago
One Big Union
Industrial Unionist
Seattle
California Defense Bulletin
San Francisco
the Rebel Worker
Li Nuova-Prolitari
Nya Vartden
Der
New York
la Nueva Solidaridad
Golos Truzenta
Probuda
A Felsbadus
King & King
Freezone
Cardus
Z. V. Spell
Hague
N.C
Cardu
Cardui
Said
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Comescians
Canada
Mexico
Polar Piechanics Magazine
Michigan Avenue
T. A. Leddin
Cotton School
Addres
Memphis Business College
Tenn
J. T Thomas
Prin
Illustrated Cotton Journal
Juka Pressing Club
Dan Dugger
RR Hill
Jourdan’s Drug Store
Dodson
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