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Newspaper

Paoli Republican

Location

Paoli, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1921

Page

6

Budget director Dawes recruits business support in Washington

Gen Charles G. Dawes takes charge as director of the budget in Washington. He will enlist leading businessmen to assist him, sparking a debate with Congress over his organization. Federal plans include refunding allied loans and expanding treasury authority. The report covers Dawes, policy shifts, and related appointments.

Charles G. Dawes Chicago Washington Congress Penrose Administration Secretary of the Treasury Harding Afr Dawes

Indiana Brevities Summary of state events and industry notes

Indiana news briefs report price shifts on wheat markets in Evansville and Richmond voters defeating a city manager form of government. Governor McCray appoints and reappoints state embalmers board members while several other public service and agricultural updates touch arc reform, infrastructure, and census figures for horses, cattle, and crop yields.

Worst Evanaville Higmanlte Lena Richmond Knapp General Assembly McCray Harry M. Allen Peru John Paul Raugsdale Indianapolis State Board of Embalmers Afr. Allen Theodore Hust Indiana State Ioe Stock Sanitary Board R. C. Dullen Delphi W. D. Craig Indiana Dan £. Reed Attica Mush County American Farm Bureau Federation Winchester Northern Indiana Industrial and Volunteer Firemen's Association Portland Inseselon George E. Butz Mishawaka Goshen Chicago, South Bend & Northern Indiana Railway Company Indiana Public Service Commission Evansville Indiana Reformatory Relocaion Commission Commission Hax Jeffersonville Washington, D. C Bureau of the Census Westington Town Ilinois Nebraska Ghito Missouri Siven Om

Western Canada prospects boost for farmers in many regions

An advertisement highlights strong wheat germination across Western Canada based on a May 15 letter from a traveler. It cites open homestead opportunities, rail access via government certificates, and growing markets for fodder crops, alfalfa, and sweet clover, with projected widespread silo construction in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta to support dairy and cattle farming.

Canada Canady Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta

Embarrassing Passage Sparks Street Carn Commentary

A fragmented quote from Penneymyouth Bunch Bowl laments a street carnival scene. The speaker warns that a chance meeting with a young lady can create obligations, reflecting social pressures and awkward humor of the time.

Me Ve Shoes Al Ang Stogrings

An ad style fragment promotes a shoe product claiming relief from bunions callouses sore and aching feet. It references Alton and a promise to ease discomfort while wearing the shoes.

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Misesd an Opportunity Profiteer One Million to Racism Price

A fragmented note mentions a figure of one million related to racism and an exposed plan by a partner. The tone hints at a Paris publication or source titled Le Rire, with unclear context and incomplete phrasing.

George M. Reynolds Chicago Washington Harding Europe Halifax O. A. Mann New York Cherbourg Eos Paris le Rire

Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Assertion

Red Cross promotes Ball Blue as the finest product of its kind worldwide asserting every wearer would agree its quality and trustworthiness.

Red Cross Trus

Right on Hand

Right on Hand features a quirky dialogue with ele ponting Donald and a plea for aid. The speaker asks for a donkey to help ascend a steep void while a character pledges support with the line Lean on me, darling.

Donald Darling

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