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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1921
Page
3
A Europe and world in turmoil as Bolsheviks hold Lenine in power by bayonets. The army and privileged classes crush freedoms while ordinary people feel helpless and freedom fades from daily life.
A 1920 column by Frank Comерford argues socialization under Bolshevism creates a political autocracy led by the Red army. It denounces Lenine and Trotzky, cites voter suppression in Moscow and Petrograd, and contrasts Bolshevik theory with practice while praising Western allies' wartime stance.
The Chicago Evening Post argues the trial of Hindenburg would shock German people and prove Justice must prevail. It says singling out a few nobles would fail to address the crimes of warfare and that Allied trials should expose murder and looting even when backed by militarism.
A. Tornquist, Buenos Aires special envoy, arrives in Paris to tell Finance Minister Klitz that Argentina backs another $200,000,000 credit to Great Britain France and Italy without collateral. A prior $200,000,000 credit is exhausted and a fresh arrangement is needed to avoid export disruptions from Argentina to Europe.
Lansing Michigan April 5 total assets of 384 554 491 68 on December 31 1920 are shown in the annual report of the Ford Motor Company filed with the secretary of state Cash on hand including deposits in banks is 13 557 644 51 and the value of credits owing to the company is 143 025 300 61 Liabilities on unsecured indebtedness are shown as 143 million dollars The report shows that 95 821 shares are owned by Henry Ford 71 911 by Edsel B Ford and 5 413 by Mrs Henry Ford
The writer argues corn can net $1.40 to $1.50 per bushel when fed to hogs, with hogs at 10 cents a pound and finished hogs expected to rise to 12 cents by May. He invites readers to join a feeding club, offering self-feeders and guidance, and suggests mixing corn with hogs to fetch higher prices.
The League of Nations remains engaged in a determined effort to preserve its unity and continue its mission amid ongoing global strains and rivalries.
The phrase suggests more people could achieve success if the crowding behavior behind them remains persistent, implying collective effort and momentum toward acknowledged goals.
A public discussion on railway freight rates weighs the need for adequate transportation against charges seen as too high. The piece argues basic rates are fair given costs, urges public support, warns against crippling criticism, and calls for constructive input to help railways recover.
A historical piece argues farmers should shift from cotton to peanuts citing similar inputs and labor. It notes peanut oil as a substitute for cottonseed oil, promotes Farm Bureau seed at $1.25 per bushel, and urges expanding peanut acreage despite not being a gold mine.
The text laments misunderstanding of virtues after death while noting the courage of today’s youth. It also references a list of marriage licenses as evidence of contemporary boldness and social change.
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