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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1921
Page
3
The City Charities Board calls citizens to donate wearing apparel for school boys and girls. Send bundles to the court house or cash to banks. assistance from volunteers and cooperation of residents is requested to keep children in school.
Surgeon General H S Cumming warns Senator Ashurst that 10,000 more beds are needed now to care for ex soldiers with tuberculosis and neuro psychiatric conditions. About 19,019 war risk patients are in health service hospitals, with 5,251 beds deemed unsatisfactory and 7,481 tuberculosis beds short.
Britain passes dyestuffs import act to foster an independent dye industry and is seen as paving the way for possible gas warfare. Chemical experts warn that coal tar dyes and poison gas share origins, enabling rapid shift from dyestuff to gas production, affecting German and American dye competition.
Exhumation of 1777 American soldiers buried at Bony cemetery in France has begun. About 90 bodies will be returned to the United States while the rest remain undisturbed. The site will become a permanent cemetery. exhumation moves await completion of repatriation. The district is devastated and workers lack shelter, a train providing quarters, and movable sheds are erected amid winter weather.
Elston and Chockley announce a public sale 24 miles northeast of Industry on Tuesday March 8 at 10 a.m. The catalog lists 11 horses 13 cattle 96 hogs 28 Plymouth Rock pullets and assorted farm implements including plows cultivators and a corn planter. Terms require cash for sums 10 and under and credit up to 3 or 6 months with a bankable note at 7 percent interest. Lunch will be served on the grounds.
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