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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1920
Page
2
Fragmentary text references a marriage, a lawyer, a wife named Beulah, and various personal relations. Names such as Jim Travers Harris and others appear in disjoint phrases. The content is highly jumbled with no coherent narrative or clear event to summarize.
A fragmented report notes sirens nearby as a visitor arrives and authorities respond. The readable text hints at a brief incident with surrounding activity but lacks clear details or outcomes.
fragmented OCR text describes a sale or valuation event with numbers and names unclear. references to 290 000 and shares or assets, but specifics and context are missing.
The article advises farmers to choose seed corn by testing ear size and grain per cob, prioritizing medium or smaller ears with straight, downward-pointing ears. It warns against oversized ears and outlines proper post harvest handling, drying, ventilation, and storage to prevent sprouting mildew or weevils, stressing seed reserves for crop failure.
Harris and Allan discuss selling the Dakota farm to finance a coal mine proposal after a letters from Dryar mentions a potential deal. The station agent and others react with varied skepticism as they weigh Monroe doctrine worries and land fever amid a heat of speculation.
The Great Mother concept used in the Red Cross second war fund poster is adapted for postwar work and will illuminate the main poster for the Fourth Roll Call November 11 25. The title Still the Greatest Mother In the World emphasizes the symbol that has become a household term and a strong Red Cross trademark.
Harris and Allan travel west and plan to coerce a coal mine deal with Morty thousand dollars in cash. They meet Riles at the station as a plot threads toward selling the farm and avoiding Travers while keeping plans dark pending a formal buyer.
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