Many political debates and social notes in a 1920s paper
A mosaic of opinions and events discusses prohibition, elections, and public virtue. It cites Wood and Wilson era politics, miners wage disputes settled without strikes, and Hoover’s California bid. Names like Sherman Borah Ireland Ford Lodge join reflections on democracy, spiritualism, and public service.
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Leap Year Defense council welcomes Pete Bloom new member
Obscure notes from Lone Trail Council No. 1 Leap Year Defense record a new member Pete Bloom, antics about Hoover bachelor debate, a proposed will reform, and a Skunk River picnic. Local stories recount Case Van Synpost’s mule accident, hair-cut jokes, duck hunting warning, and a burglary in Potsville.
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