Five Million Dollar Peace Time Budget Requests
Congress faces a nearly five million dollar peace time request for fiscal 1922. Secretary Houston’s figures total 4 653 856 759 with war cost continuities and a postwar debt service nearing 922 650 000 for interest and 265 754 864 for the sinking fund.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dee. G
Congress
Houston
Army
Navy
Naval Establishment
Cascarets Offer Gentle Relief From Digestive Woes
A health ad extols Cascarets as a mild laxative and cleanser for the liver stomach and bowels. It claims they remove bile poisons and waste without griping or sickness, cost fourty cents a box, and work while you sleep.
Departmental Expenditure Estimates From Federal Agencies
Expenditures are estimates by departments for conduct of strictly departmental affairs. Among the items listed are the Interstate Commerce Commission at 4,574,000 dollars, the Federal Trade Commission at 1,055,000 dollars, the United States Employees Compensation Commission Fund at 2,926,840 dollars, and the Railroad Labor Board at 550,060 dollars.
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Navy
Army
National Guard
War Department
Shipping Board
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Treasury Department
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Treasury
Internal Revenue Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Trade Commission
United States Employes Compensation Commission Fund
Railroad Labor Board
Farmers Institute and Household Science Meeting Dates Set
The McDonough County Farmers Institute and Household Science Meetings run December 8 to 10, 1920. Sessions include corn, apple and vegetable shows at 10 a.m. and Household Science at 1:30 p.m. A program features hog feeding talks by G. C. Johnstone and other farm experts, with premiums awarded for corn exhibits and township participation.
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Farmers’ Institute
Union National Bank
G. C. Johnstone
Bloomington
John Mies
Livingston County
J. B. Burrows
W. J. Burlison
State University
W. P. Flint
Ten Cent Corn Raises War-Time Woes in 1861
Augustus Grosclause of Camden recalls Prairie City prices in 1861 when corn brought ten cents a bushel and many hundreds sold at 11 to 13 cents. He notes payment in script that quickly fell to 75 cents on the dollar and a 1862 fall when a dressed hog cost 2 12 cents per pound while work paid 50 cents a day.
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Augustus Grosclause
Camden
Rushville
Prairie City
Special prices on all Christmas photographs at Gaites Studio
Christmas savings at Gaites Studio with thirty day sale on all photographs. Studio offers discounted rates across the collection, inviting customers to capture holiday memories with reduced prices and limited-time terms.
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Gaites Studio
Gaites
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