Germany's Peace Terms Face German Assembly Decision
Germany must present its response to the Allied peace terms by 6 40 pm Paris time Monday June 23. Count von Brockdorff Rantzau left Versailles for Weimar to confer with the cabinet as experts study the revised treaty amid hopes of a vote on acceptance. Most believe Germany will not sign, but fear an Allied force of 600000 men could be imposed if refused, pushing the cabinet and National Assembly toward ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Paris
Count von Brockdorff Rantzau
Versailles
Weimar
German National Assembly
Cabinat
League of Nations
Peace Conference
Marcel Hutin
Echo de Paris
M. Hutin
Munday
Council of Four
Wilson
Baltimore
National Assembly
Money to Loan on Farms at Five and a Half Percent
A lender advertises short term loans on farm properties at 5.5 percent interest plus a small cash commission. Quick financing offered in any amount.
Epworth League Program Schedule at Hannibal
A detailed schedule outlines registration, services, and debates across Tuesday to Thursday. Speakers include Rev. T. M. Taylor and Rev. C. C. Grimes with leaders from Hannibal Monroe Shelbyville Canton Palmyra and other congregations. The program features prayers, sermons, Missions talks, education sessions, and the Centenary Rally planning. Eleven listed venues and multiple departments are noted for model services and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch St. Hannibal
Ernest Mounts
Monroe
Lewistown
Shelbyville League
Model Epworth League
Canton
Fred Howell
League
F. J. Maple
Hannibal
Node Green
First Department
J. H. Hubbard
Mary Milton
T. M. Taylor
Shelbyville
Alice Doyle
Katherine Drain
Katherine Davis
Garland Riegel
B. B Harvey
Monticello
Palmyra
Lutie King
LaBelle
LaGrange
Kahoka
New London
Oakwood
Park Church
Santa Fe
Death of Deer Island man Charlie Brown shocks relatives
Charlie Brown of Deer Island Oregon died in Portland after a two week illness described as blood poisoning and a nervous breakdown He was born September 2 1872 in Monroe County aged 47 He married Lena Wynch on September 8 1914 and left a wife and a young son He had been a telegraph operator in Deer Island and is survived by his wife a son a sister and a half brother plus other relatives Funeral arrangements had not yet been received by press time B F Wunch brother of Mrs Brown left for Hannibal Oregon to attend the funeral later
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Charlie Brown
Deer Island
Oregon
Cora Amatattd
Brown
J. R. Thiehoff
Portland
Monroe County
Lena Wynch
B. F. Wunch
Hannibal
Hinze Brothers Circus Announced for Monroe City Week
The Hinze Brothers Shows come to Monroe City the week of July 7 featuring a large circus and street fair with 300 participants. Attractions include a ferris wheel, merry go round, athletic displays, underground Chinatown, the world’s largest woman at 1110 pounds, and a lineup from Mexico with cowboys, cowgirls, and Indians. Two bands play nonstop as a special train arrives July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinze Brothers
Monroe City
Chinatown
Mexico
Shelbina Couple Wed Ben F Dobyns in Lasley Home
A Shelbina couple wed at the Lasley residence at 7:30 am on Sunday June 15. After the ceremony they traveled by car to Denver and Colorado Springs for several weeks before returning to reside in Shelbina. A county bond election for road improvements is set for July 12, expected to pass by a large majority. Frances Rouse visits Bucklin then Maryville for summer Normal School study. J C Kincaid W T Youell sell 188 acres of 385. Walter Bode buys 1051. Godfrey Kaden 80 acres. Robletts of Lincoln visit T M Boulware family. Hobletts plan a summer western trip.
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Shelbina
Ben F. Dobyns
C. P. Dobyns
Dobyns Lumber Co
Bess Lasley
C H
Lizzie Lasley
Lasley
Denver
Colorado Springs
Shelby County
Frances Rouse
Bucklin
T. P. Middleton
Maryville
The
Normal
J. C. Kincaid
W. T. Youell
West Ely
Walter Bode
Godfrey Kaden
Kincaid
Youell
Mary Watts
Brookfield
David Watts
J. B. Headrick
Annie Fields
Humansville
Sam Fields
James Wadsworth
Benj. Swigert
Node Green
P. N. Jones
Marcus Perkins
Personal paragraphs from Quincy news and ads
Fayette visitor Fred McGee calls on family while Miss Belle Johnson offers high grade enlargements. Numerous local visits, used car ads from Monroe Auto Co, and Monroe County hats sale. Evangelist Dr. Chas R. Scoville leads a county revival, 387 converts at one day, total 441 by Wednesday. plans to end next Sunday and travel to Long Beach for a convention.
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Fred McGee
Fayette
Belle Johnson
George Hardesty
Muscatine
James Mudd
Quincy
Democrat
H. R. Starrett
Buffalo
N.l
Chas. R. Scoville
Corps of Workers
Hannibal
Palmyra
Shelbina
Clarence
Lakepan
Baptists
Methodist
Christ
Scoville
Harris
Methodist Church
Dr. Scoville
Long Beach
Calif
State
Christian Endeavor
Asleep at the Switch Ben Allen in Car Wreck
Ben Allen of Philadelphia narrowly survived a late night crash when his Ford left the road and overturned in a ditch under a concrete culvert near Thurwacter farm. He awoke trapped, escaped a hole in the wreck, and walked into town for help with only minor scratches. The note adds a wary view on drivers growing accustomed to cars. Also a sale ad promotes children’s items for $1 each at McAllister and Lee’s.
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Ben Allen
Philadelphia
Thurwacter Farm
Ben
Allen
Wks
Palmyra
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Thelma George
Monroe Auto Co
Epworth League
Ment
C. C. Grimes
O H. Phillips
H.C. Bolen
J. A. Tanquary
the Weems Laundry
Weems Agency
Joe Cook
Bell Phone 215
Mark Roblett
Lincoln
Rose Mudd
Beulah
Leona Simms
Kansas City
Earl Bodey
Alva
Okla
W. S. Woodson
Excelsior Springs
McAllister & Lee
Everett Jackson
Evelyn
Lord Redman
Pauline Tooley
Spalding
Hattie Spalding
Ryegate
Mont
W. B. Spalding
J. J. Jermain
Holy Rosary Church
St. Mary’s Academy
Presbyterian Church of
Missouri
Pearl Nolen
All Children's
McAllister & Lee's
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