Champ Clark Dies in Washington
Former Speaker Champ Clark dies in Washington at 2 10 PM in his seventy first year two days before retirement after twenty six years in the House of Representatives death from pleurisy and age related complications. House honors him with a temporary recess and a $9000 one year salary to Mrs Clark.
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Champ Clark
Washington
House of Representatives
Clark
House
Buaker
Misuri
Locating Relatives of Herbert Leach Siblings
A letter from Judge E J Millington of Cadillac Michigan asks the City Clerk to help locate Herbert Leach's missing sister. Herbert, 15, seeks his sister now about 18, last name likely Leach, born in the county and taken to another city in childhood.
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E. J. Millington
Recorder’s Court
Cadillac
Michigan
Herbert Leach
Judge Millington
Herbert
Leach
Sterling
Leahh
Legion Post Meeting Sunday Afternoon Addressed by State Committeeman
The local American Legion post will meet in the club rooms Sunday at 2 PM. The State Committeeman will address the meeting, and all post members are urged to attend.
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The
American Legion
Chamber lunch set for March tenth with strong program
Farmers Rex Hall Charles E Duff and Hughes Atkinson head the committee arranging the Chamber of Commerce luncheon. The notice says March tenth will feature an excellent program and promises to be one of the year's best meetings.
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Messrs
Rex Hall
Charles E. Duff
Hughes Atkinson
Chamber of Commerce
Doctor Faulkner Opens Practice in Johnson Heights
Dr. Morton Faulkner has moved into his property on Johnson Heights and will practice his profession from this city. He comes from Spencer and is welcomed to the community.
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Morton Faulkner
Johnson Heights
Faulkner
Spencer
Special Lard Sale At HON MEAT CO
Our make 50 lb can lard offered at net price seven dollars fifty cents. Located at HON MEAT CO. Purchase terms and exact location not specified in readable text.
Who Buys Your Products Now
A brief urging readers to buy only what is needed to sustain the economy. It argues that buyers must be workers themselves and highlights the cycle of production and consumption. The message stresses prudent spending and collective responsibility to support livelihoods.
Recapitulation of Tobacco Market to March 1 1921
A local tobacco market recap shows Farmers House selling 1 963 715 pounds for 194 420 75 dollars at 9 90 per pound, Whitehall 1 852 765 pounds for 169 113 26 dollars at 9 13, Robertson House 632 550 pounds for 69 441 24 dollars at 10 97, totaling 4 449 030 pounds for 432 975 25 dollars at 9 73. Receipts are light with steady prices. 10 to 15 percent remains unsold and growers are urged to move stock. Prices compare favorably with other state markets despite lower overall levels.
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Farmers House
Whitehall
Robertson
Special Salo on Our Own Meat Can Make 50 lb Net
The HON MEAT CO announces a special sale on lard and meat can products. A 50 pound net is offered at a price of $7.50. Local buyers can secure bulk quantities from the company’s plant and distribution outlets.
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the Hon Meat CO
The
HON Meat CO
Greene Joins Traders National Bank As Clerk
Cecil S. Greene has accepted a clerk position at Traders National Bank and begun duties. He is described as capable and energetic and expected to be a valuable employee.
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Cecil S. Greene
Traders National Bank
Mr. Greene
Rev Kolbs Condition Remains Critical At Mournful Loss Looms
The Rev B J Kolb pastor of St Patrick s church is near death after a worsened condition with heart action and breathing failing. He remained conscious and spoke of his flock and religious bodies, telling a niece he cannot see Mt Sterling friends again as he prays for them.
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B. J. Kolb
St. Patrick’s Church
Mt. Sterling
Campaign costs to elect president in 1920 total $10 million
A special Senate committee estimated total campaign spending to elect the 1920 U.S. president at 10,338,509 dollars. Republicans accounted for 8,100,739 dollars and Democrats for 2,237,770 dollars. The figures cover expenditures for all presidential and party nomination campaigns as well as national state congressional and senatorial races.
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United States
Senate
Congress
For Rent Three Rooms on South Sycamore
Three rooms available for rent on South Sycamore. Apply to Mrs Bruce Wilson. (pd.)
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South Sycamore
Bruce Wilson
Wrinkles Mark the Face of a Busy Businessman
The saying notes that most lines on a businessman's face are his trade marks, reflecting years of effort and work. It emphasizes the link between expression and profession.
Councilmen to Be Elected at Large
At the regular city council meeting an ordinance was passed to elect all councilmen at large rather than by wards. The measure passed unanimously and awaits mayoral approval. A committee was named to solicit bids for paving Locust and Richmond streets and Samuels Avenue. The Long Green Tobacco Co. was granted a five year tax exemption. Building permits were issued for a modern residence on Samuels Avenue and a store with apartment on Richmond Avenue. a permit for the latter was denied due to neighborhood objections.
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McKee
Mee Neal
M. C. Ayres
Long Green Tobacco Co
J. C. Cooper
H. B. Turner
John P. Cline
Samuels Avenue
Richmond Avenue
C. M. Brown
Named Superintendent of Reformatory
Hensley V. Bastin of Lancaster has been appointed Superintendent of the State Reformatory at Frankfort succeeding W. H. Moyer who resigned. Bastin is a graduate of the University of Kentucky and Purdue University and is described as well qualified for the post.
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Hensley V. Bastin
Lancaster
State Reformatory
Frankfort
W. H. Moyer
Bastin
University of Kentucky
Purdue University
Williams Retires As Comptroller
John Skelton Williams resigns as Comptroller of the Currency and his retirement is accepted by President Wilson.
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Williams
John Skelton Williams
Wilson
Mrs. N. T. Benton Sells Winchester Home to C. D. Temple
Mrs. N. T. Benton sold her Winchester residence through Henry & Flee nor to C. D. Temple for 5150 dollars. A reformer is a man who kicks up a lot of dust by moving backward.
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N. T. Benton
Winchester
Henry & Fleenor
C. D. Temple
Inauguration Day Sees Harding Begin Republican Era
The article notes President elect Warren G. Harding of Ohio will be inaugurated, marking the first Republican president with a Congress in accord in eight years. It highlights a strong cabinet, hopes for popular support, and fair cold weather for a large national ceremony. The Presidentelect and Mrs. Harding departed Marion to assume duties at the White House after tomorrow's events.
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Warren G. Harding
Ohio
United States
Congress
Republican Party
Harding
Marion
White House
Death Notice of William B. Mitchell Age 74
Death notice from Mt. Pulaski Illinois records the death of William B. Mitchell born here. He died February 26 at age 74 and was a relative of William Payne and other family members. He had not returned here for 25 years but is remembered by longtime residents.
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William B. Mitchell
Mt. Pulaski
Ill
Mitchell
William Payne
Hidden facet shows a man shapes his wife’s role
The remark suggests a man’s influence defines the wife’s usual position, framing marriage as a social construct where a spouse mirrors his expectations. The line invites reflection on gender dynamics and domestic authority.
Think Twice Before You Speak Proverb Cited
A compact note warns readers to pause before language and consider silence as a form of restraint. The phrase appears in a commentary advising restraint and thoughtful communication.
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Faeh
Kolb
Reformatory
Warren G, Harding
the Advocate
Clara Kimbal Young
Rafael
Tabe Theatre
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