Monroe Evening Times Classified Rates and Notices
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An Ill Wind Kt Clear on Trade and War Strain
The article argues for maximizing domestic freight use and rationing imports during a postwar coastwise strike. It urges boosting synthetic rubber, shifting coal and wheat shipments, and embargoing scarce exports to conserve resources while criticizing wartime loan costs and congressional resistance.
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Moon Broadcast Reactions From Beloit Shortwave Watchers
Beloit listeners describe tuning the sensitive shortwave receivers to hear a broadcast from the moon. They anticipate the army's transmitter reaching the sister planet by rocket and seek a candid reply from the man in the moon about Earth's recent years.
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Beloit News
No heading on ear corn reveals kernel row count
Observation notes that a typical ear of corn displays an even number of kernel rows. The brief implies a standard pattern without detailing varieties or measurements.
Irish Origins in Iceland Colonization Theory
The idea suggests Irish involvement in Iceland’s early settlement. Historians note possible Irish monks or settlers contributing to the arrival of Norse populations, with evidence debated among scholars.
Charie hosts a cocktail party at her mother's home
Charie plans a casual afternoon gathering at Mary Patten's house inviting Blink Nettie and Ollie. While arranging the event she weighs her feelings about Trent and Ollie, faces a strained confrontation on the ride home, and considers her future as she leaves Peace Place.
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Charie
Mary Patten
Nettie
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Blink
Ollie
Trent
Darling
Mother's
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Anna
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Ollie Kingdon
Jack Wynne
Miss Mary M. Youngblood and John L. Myers wed here
Report notes the marriage of Miss Mary M. Youngblood to John L Myers of Woodford. The item appears among a roundup of local notices dated Sept 9 1921 from The Evening Times.
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Mary M. Youngblood
John L .Myers
Woodford
Lincoln
Green County
Albany Baptist Church
Harvey Barton
Albany
Arizona
Chester Becker Wins Golf Championship
Ten years ago on September 9, 1926 Chester Becker captured the city golf title in a decisive victory. Becker defeated his challengers at the Riverside Course, clinching the championship with a steady final round and strong drives.
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Chester Becker
Balkans tensions rise as Greece faces regional pressure
The Balkans heat up over Greece Yugoslavia and Bulgaria. Yugoslavia hints at Greek Macedonia joining a federation. Greek acting premier Gonatas accuses outside influence while EAM leader Partsalides avoids a clear answer on revolution. Britain supports Greece as key Balkan foothold amid Soviet British clash interests.
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Greece
Yugoslavia
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Greek Macedonia
Yugoslav Federation
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Demetrius Partsalides
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National Liberation Front
Bulgaria
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Russia
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Balkan Peninsula
Middle East
Soviet Union
England
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Greece's King George faces crisis after recall and upheaval
The 6 year old monarch returns to Greece amid a history of abdication exile and restoration. Greek politics loom large with Metaxas dictatorship and looming neighborly tensions. Communists push divide and rule while Greece risks internal rebellion and wider conflict.
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Little John
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Elks Rededicate Memorial to World War II Veterans
The $3.5 million Elks National Memorial in Chicago rededicated to honor 100,000 World War II veterans and 70,000 who were its original 1926 dedication. Senator Barkley presided, urging broader responsibility and defense of democracy while grand exalted ruler Broughton urged preservation of the U S government and the citadel of Democracy.
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Chicago
Elks National Memorial
Lake Front
Order
Alben W. Barkley
D-Ky
Charles E. Broughton
Sheboygan
Ellis
United States
The
Elks
Salmon wins second prize in Puget Sound derby
Best Everett Washington Willis Wade missed his grasp as the 25 pound 11 ounce salmon slipped from his hands at the judges barge. Vern Winkle a longshoreman dived into Puget Sound and recovered the big fish to win the second prize a sleek inboard motorboat.
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Everett
Wash
Willis W. Wade
Washington State Eagles
Vern Winkle
Puget Sound
Wade
Winkle
Allergy victim avoids rings in Chicago hold up
Mrs Olga Sandler reports two masked gunmen held her up in Chicago taking a $1000 dinner ring and a $750 wrist watch and asking for her wedding rings which she left home due to an allergy to them. She shows a sore finger as the car drives away. Alice Byrne, 24, works as a chorus girl and teaches fifth grade by day in a south side public school after nightclub costume changes.
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Ollie
Charie
Trent
Chicago
Olga Sandler
Alice Byrne
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South Side
Hiome in Church Bluffs First Methodist Church
A fragment notes the First Methodist church in Ul. area, with the phrase they used to call it the local church landmark.
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First Methodist Church
From Church on the Hill to Veterans Apartments
Mr and Mrs P H Vanier purchased the church dwelling and converted it into an apartment house for veterans transforming a church on the hill into housing for former servicemen.
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P. H. Vanier
Leverton Brothers Livestock Auction Near Winslow
The 30th annual grade livestock sale by Leverton Brothers near Winslow grossed $54,840 from 165 head of cattle and 450 feeding pigs. Clerk L M Coe reported the largest assortment of checks from four Midwest states, noting strong interest in the 450 pigs. Suckling pigs sold at $10, 50-pound pigs brought $12 to $14, and 75-pound pigs were bid up as part of the event.
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Winslow
Leverton Brothers
L. M. Coe
Midwest
Hog and cattle sale prices as recorded in report
Pigs weighing 75 to 100 pounds sold at 15 to 18 dollars and 18 to 27 dollars. Holstein heifers 18 to 20 months brought 190 to 240 dollars, with 60 head ages 12 to 16 months selling 125 to 160 dollars each. Twenty five feeding steers sold 125 to 160 dollars per head.
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