Demand for Tanlac breaks all records
Tanlac has achieved unprecedented demand across the United States and Canada. Since its launch just over six years ago more than twenty million bottles have been sold, with international interest spanning England Japan Mexico and more. Countless users report restored health and strength from stomach liver and kidney disorders plus relief from indigestion headaches and fatigue.
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Tanlac
Canada
America
Tanlae
North America
England
Japan
Mexico
Cuba
Hawaii
Alaska
Porto Rico
Notice of Adoption of Resolution on alley vacation Monticello Ind
The Common Council of Monticello Indiana adopted a declaratory resolution June 21 1921 to vacate an alley from Illinois Street to Railroad Street in Hughes Addition. A remonstrance period ends with a hearing July 19 1921 at City Hall. Attest City Clerk W S Bushnell.
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Common Council
Monticello
Indiana
Towee
Illinois Street
Railroad Street
Hughes Addition
City of
Common Council of
Said
Welack P.m
Ity Hall
City OF Monticello
Ind
W. S. Bushnell
Oil Creaking Shoes Remedy
A practical tip advises placing creaking shoes in a shallow dish with linseed oil for a few hours. The treatment aims to stop creaking and extend sole life by sealing the material and reducing friction.
Wool Market News and Agricultural Financing Discussion
Farm Bureau reports a stronger wool market with 70 to 80 percent of spindles running. Idaho Wool Growers to meet June 27 at Boise to discuss marketing the 1921 clip. Oregon Mohair Association pools 2,000,000 pounds from 1,000 members on a five year contract. Over 20 wool warehouses seek Government licenses for Bonded Warehouse Receipts. A Norris Foreign Financing Bill would create a $100 million government crop export lender with bonds up to ten times capital. Poland may import cereals and flour and needs 300,000 bales of cotton. agriculture at 60 percent normal. Republicans discuss consumer and dealer bills backed by Polish notes for credit.
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C. J. Fawcett
American Farm Bureau Federation
Hoise
Fawcett
Oregon Woo and Mohair Growers Co- Operative Association
R. A. Ward
Bureau of Markets
Mers’ Export Finance Corporation
United States
Senate
Stanish J. Aret
Poland
Aret
Automatic Aid for State Highway Departments
The conference bill imposes a provision for distributing 30 000 trucks and 2 000 automobiles to State Highway Departments. The Secretary of War will allocate these vehicles and states will pay 20 percent of the original costs.
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Army
Secretary of War
Packer Legislation Assured In Senate Vote
The Senate passed the packer bill by 44 to 21, signaling likely enactment this session. The bill creates a uniform cost accounting and publicity system, extends Sherman Act coverage to the packing industry and commission men, and designates the Secretary of Agriculture to regulate meat packers.
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Senate
Congress
N Secretary of Agriculture
Government Export Corporation backs Norris Bill aid by farm groups
Liberal support is drawn from several farm organizations backing the Norris Bill of 1915 in a move that aims to expand government export assistance. The bill seeks broader relief for agricultural producers amid ongoing economic concerns.
Pastor Guthrie Defends Church Dances Revival
Dr William Guthrie, at a Feast of the Annunciation service, defended reviving spiritualized dancing in church saying early Christians practiced it and many have forgotten. He suggested continuing the practice and exploring other religious worship forms once discarded, despite objections.
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New York
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Willam N. Guthrie
Quote on church openness and personal joy
A fragment quotes a speaker advocating that the church should be open to all that brings joy. The remark frames faith as inclusive and personal fulfillment driven by diverse sources of happiness.
Koreans Now Use the Auto and Oregon Settlers Tale
The Detroit News notes Koreans adopt cars, once a state procession wheelbarrow for dignitaries with five handlers and narrow paths by paddy fields. Oregon pioneer Leonard Thorp, born 1845 in Polk County, recalls settlement at Yakima with his father Fielding Mortimore Thorp and cattle drives in 1861 to the Moxee valley.
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Korea
Detroit News
Oregon
Leonard Thorp
Yakima Valley
Beleves
Polk County
Fielding Mortimore Thorp
Independence
Leonard
Yakima
Goldendale
Yakima River
Moxee
Adoption of the Gregorian Calendar Across Europe and Britain
The Gregorian calendar, issued March 1 1582 as new style, spread through Catholic Europe by century’s end. Great Britain adopted it in September 1751, and as British possessions the United States accepted the change thereafter.
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Europe
Great Britain
United States
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Guthrie
L. E. Miller
Idaville, Ind
Idaville
Burnettsville
Rensselaer
The
Monticello Herald
Cotmle
the Automobile Center OF
White County
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