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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1919
Page
2
The article explains the federal government’s interest payments on First Liberty Loan Bonds and urges reinvestment through War Savings Stamps. It notes past earnings, details the 4.5 percent rate, and describes compounding quarterly to boost returns, aiming to grow an $7,000,600 figure by January 2, 1924.
Washington reports that demobilization will not be technically complete until the long emergency is cleared. Secretary Baker says American troops will not depart France before September 1 and will not be discharged until about three weeks after returning home. An occupation army may extend delays after peace is signed. No indication on presidential action.
A fragmented note questions adherence to a technical definition in the mobilization context. The text mentions time prohibitions and seeks clarification on how the term applies, implying a debate over the proper interpretation within the process.
Soviet troops reportedly seized key towns north of Oufa and Blagovestchensk as they pushed toward Omsk region. The operation included capture of Schevsky and a major cartridge factory site amid widening Bolshevik countermeasures.
Announcement reports the birth of a daughter to Mae Maret and Mac Marsh in New York City near September. It mentions Mrs Lewis Lee Arms and connections to marriages and notable works such as The Birth of a Nation and Polly of the Circus. The text also references local Kansas City grain and ear prices and a Kansas City firm, plus travel by Mr and Mrs Fred Weollis.
Review of the 50th General Assembly highlights key school bills. Senate 324 went into effect before county superintendent elections on April 1. Senate 17 imposes compulsory attendance from ages seven to sixteen with enforcement by county attendance officers and penalties. Teachers must report nonattendance to the county superintendent. House 570 apportions funds for Smith Hughes vocational schools. House 891 broadens tax levy rules for school buildings. Other bills address tuition for out of district attendance, appeals from county superintendent decisions, and a constitutional amendment allowing rural districts to levy 1.00 for schools under the same条件 as cities.
The department of agriculture estimates over 314000 motor tractors will be built in the United States this year with about 90000 destined for foreign markets. Tractors enable a single operator to do work of many horses or oxen and rely on magneto ignition and kerosene fuel for reliability. This expansion aims to meet European shortages caused by the war and improve agricultural productivity worldwide.
In a tight contest the Glasgow team led 2 to 0 in the sixth before Dent sparked a two base hit as Davis dazzled with 15 strikeouts and flawless control. Sansberry and Williams shone in center as the Mobarty Browns fell 5 to 2 to Paris Bearcats in town ball. Junior Stars lost after wild throws and hard hits at Armstroth with Embree failing to stop their rally.
Readable text fragment shows partial words about a junior team, a plan to go Sunday, and receiving positions. Missing concrete details prevent full identification of teams, dates, or venue.
St Louis hosts the twentieth annual Western Amateur Golf Championship as top players including Lip and Thayne gather for the event ending June 21. The schedule spans elimination and qualifying rounds, match play, and finals with medals, trophies, and special events drawing big crowds.
Fragmentary text notes a new publication and a disclaimer about barring access. It includes a seal and an attest note signed by John T. Asbury, indicating official action or certification within a maritime or legal context.
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