Oration at St Charles by J L Dunford on July Fourth
J L Dunford delivers an Independence Day speech at St Charles recounting the 1776 Declaration and the shift of power from monarchs to the people. He notes religious liberty, the role of women, and the sacrifices of soldiers, urging citizens to live for others under God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Charles
J. L. Dunford
Pelf
Atlantic
Denmark
Germany
England
France
Belgium
Holland
Monatch
Roger Williams
Roger Whats
America
Jefferson
Adams
Lee
John Hancock
Thomas Payne
Philadelphia
Virginia
Great Britain
Bad Credit Man Faces Tiny Debt Advantage
A man with poor credit notes a paradoxical edge he cannot easily incur heavy debt. A discarded X skull half an inch thick in Arizona will be shipped to Washington, a routine occurrence in similar cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bear Lake’ Furniture CO
Paris Bakery
Mr. Marshal
the Redeemer
Westi
Sidere
An Adams
Lincoln
Alexander Hamilton
Henry Clay
Spatrick Henry
Grant
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
William Howard Taft
Warren G. Harding
God
Department of Life
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Utah—Power& Light “Co
Ebicient
Public Service