War news and local notices from the November 20 1959 issue
A mixed column covers World War I era diplomacy and public commentary, plus local items: temperance politics in Megis County, stock subscriptions in Highland County, riverboat and railroad notes, executions and crime reports, and community notices for periodicals and agricultural papers. The piece blends international tension, local committee meetings, and editorial opinions on governance and industry.
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Fonttan Nieva
Canada
Russia
Turkey
Mayer
England
Airecdy Gonn
Idhmnor
Austria
Asia
Persia
Ottoman Empire
British India
Great Britain
New York
Garey
Uellieh
Lodia
Bucharrat
Jeryakal
Brisk
Vienna
Bucharest
Danubi
Constantinople
Selina Pascha
Selina
Pushsa
Orell
Danenburgia
Axia
Europe
Tur
Democratic paper in this county faces party split
A writer explains attempts to start a Democratic journal here, criticizing fellow party members who oppose the project over alleged liquor and moral concerns. The piece defends independence, condemns factional leaders, and argues for a paper loyal to core principles rather than party whim.
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Maine
Meiga County Democracy
Cumvaron
Messrs. Batcham
Harris
Mers
Ohio
Meigs County Telesgraph
Daewoos
Lahia Temminsseewan
Cai
Georgia
Universal Democracy
Omvskauna
Esau
Furelyoens
Svcw
Rinereas
Ural
Oll
Hes
Remon
Batt
Stark
Edina
Browher Chapman
Ohio State Times
Issaulia
Gilichy
Mallidayy
Teai Ts
Webster
Walker
Clapiny
Halliday
Cla
Nike Ta
Hint
Frovsell Party
Chapman
Bro. Chapman
Natieallet
Soeker
Bro
Valliday
Mure
Brother Chapman
aGen
Taylor
Trav
Yin Suet
Wil
Mige Coumy
Wetnumbert
Democratic Party
Suunger
Shan
Lassex
Chapenan
Grange
Leior
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Sarunway Evening Post
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Emerson Bennen
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Emerton Bonners
Mes. Denison
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Tyr'si
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NCB
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Denon & Peterson
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Alfred J. Dedd
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New York City
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Arthur
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Columbus
Ohio State
John Welch
Congressional Globe
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Auditor of State
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Ot Howe
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