22 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
Mt Vernon Register News
Location
Mt Vernon, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1921
Page
1
Wilkey was arrested as he lay by a river by Constable Ha va. Teadbird pleaded guilty and was fined twenty dollars and costs totaling $19.40.
Mt. Vernon Register consolidated with Mt. Vernon News in 1920 lists directors Norman J. Sugg Edwin Rackaway and Mra Norman J. SuegBusiness Manager J Frank Bogan City Editor and Associated Press member. Notice gives subscription rates by mail Jefferson county and nearby counties and carrier delivery in city.
The piece notes that these young men are lucky to be accepted for service in civilian army training camps and that vacations taken during training can be valuable. It argues vacations should be achange in activity rather than complete cessation, and warns that aimless or prolonged breaks can leave victims worse off.
A brief, period tone note reflects on persistent buyer longing in housing markets. It contrasts lingering desire with builders’ comfort, implying a persistent demand while industry voices emphasize steadier output. The text foregrounds unresolved tension between buyers and builders.
ECBO Miss Worth Gacey returns from Cairo extended stay. Postmaster Hicks of Waltonville visits Mt Vernon. Mack Carr returns to Scranton Pa after seeing parents. Mrs. Leota Hamett visits St Louis. Mr and Mrs Staton return to Guthrie Ky from Mt Vernon. Mrs. Stephenson and children visit Woodlawn. Velma Stolt travels from Carmi to visit Hunsingers. Mrs. Lishtenstetter and children from Chattanooga visit Lebels. J T Howard arrives from Rogers Ark to visit. Sam Miller, formerly of Mt Vernon, now of Alton, visits. W A Carr back from Rochester Minn after operation. health improved. M D Chance of Washington visits his mother and sisters. J McNabb and family of Englewood NJ visit Edward McNabb.
Mrs L M Baker, active in Kansas City, reports saving many girls from peril by investigating cases and guiding worthy women to safer paths. She cites support from sisters Mrs Robert Winder and Mrs R EF, and notes Misses Helen and Ruth Goddard and Alma Elliott leaving for St Louis for a month. Charles Elliott also spent yesterday in St Louis.
ARIS July The breach between Great Britain and Prussia over Upper Silesia widened as Premier Dinu addressed ministers urging no escalation until late August or September. Britain protests further delays and seeks an immediate supreme council meeting.
Berlin reports the German government will send physicians and nurses to aid Russia amid a plague outbreak. A Russian report claims over 250000 people affected by cholera and famine, with southeast Russia threatened by spreading illness due to lack of preventives. Mrs Jessie Feltz Win Bailey and George Toedek were operated on today at Mt Vernon hospital.
The Poles plan to send efert divisions and release troops to Upper Silesia to establish a headquarters at Ruebrik. Vless, Kattawitz and Lubline Witz overrun the entire pro sines setting Bresten disputed to the Deutsche Abcequeine Zeitung today.
A garbled report suggests a rough crop estimate and notes illnesses among workers. The text mentions germs, kisses, and painter's calic but lacks clear context or identifiable entities to confirm details.
An unclear note references a death during winter and a transition into summer. The legible portions mention a deceased individual and a seasonal shift, with no precise names, dates, or places readable from the fragment. The item reads as a damaged snippet lacking verifiable specifics.
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