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Newspaper
Potosi Journal
Location
Potosi, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1921
Page
1
The piece defends Congressman Rhodes against free trade critics, arguing protection built American industries and refuting the idea that free hides benefit farmers. It cites past tariffs, tax burdens, and the postwar fiscal shift, linking political behavior to public trust and economic policy.
The writer denounces a 300 million dollar Shipping Board loss for the year ending June 30 and criticizes lax accounting and overstaffing. They urge taxpayers to demand reforms from the current administration and lament continued waste, hoping for action from the party in power.
Railroads warn of near bankruptcy and urge a government bailout. Officials estimate substantial funds are needed to stabilize the industry amid financial strain and rising costs.
The Columbia Record argues about international disarmament and world fatigue with war. It notes people from diverse regions oppose war yet lack a united directing authority, citing human nature and the persistence of conflict amid global sentiments.
The passage argues that patriotic duty and military service define integrity and that many veterans are freed by their wartime roles. It contends leaders manipulate mass sentiment to drive nations into conflict, claiming disarmament remains an elusive, aspirational dream grounded in humanity's inherent propensity to fight.
Edmonton story notes a search for a fabled river of gold in the Peace River region. An elderly trapper who died near Fort St John carried a secret wealth tale. Prospectors, including Tukep and Alaska veterans, plan a long northern journey to verify a hidden gold source north of Clear Hill.
Police raided the temple quarters at Ayabe near here uncovering crypts with bodies of alleged traitors. Leaders are accused of seeking a dynastic ascent and forming an ominous cult connected to Ama Terasa and the imperial line, with claims of crimes against women and apocalyptic literature.
Washington County Circuit Court to August term 1921, petition to collect back taxes on Tract No 1 in Washington County Missouri. Orin D Olpey and heirs named as defendants. Court orders publication in Potosi Journal and notice to appear by August term. Clerk Jos. Cresswell certifies record. notice dated July 2 1921.
The report describes Berlin workers facing deteriorating mark value and falling salaries. Many borrowers struggle to cover basics like clothing and shoes as debt mounts. Some workers report earning around 200 marks monthly with little real purchasing power.
Washington sources reveal a proposal to convert Yorktown Virginia into a national shrine akin to Valley Forge and Mount Vernon. The piece notes Yorktown’s strategic role, its fortifications, and the surrender of Cornwallis as a pivotal moment. it also mentions the town’s isolation and its use as a military communications anchor during the Revolutionary War.
In London a fragmentary report notes lake dwelling sites exposed as water levels drop. Near Greng by Lake Moruet and Lake Neuchatel, remains of barges and wooden platform cities emerge. Experts say these Schente dwellings may date back seven millennia, with supporting timbers visible as shores recede.
Princess Viera a New York social figure linked by marriage to Frank Jay Gould contemplates a potential royal role as war disrupts Europe. She recounts meetings with Prince Viera and discusses Allenia’s fate, Albania’s turmoil, and the wartime mission shaping her future in Paris and Switzerland.
An elderly man, Mr Farrel, aged eighty, expresses a strong preference for swimming over meals. He says he still goes swimming each day despite his age and questions whether it is the best exercise for staying in good shape. He discusses his routine and the idea of continuing active movement.
Notices issued by the Probate Court of Warbingep concerning estate administration. Affected parties include potential creditors and claimants, with filing and exhibit requirements, dates, and potential preclusion from benefits if claims are not shown. The document lists official appointments, court seals, and signatories, detailing procedures for probate and inheritance in the warranted jurisdiction.
Fragmented OCR reveals a tale of the Princes of Beurven contending over a chateau near Beurven, with references to Louis XV granting it to Marshal Sexe and later exchanges among Austrian and French powers. The piece mentions a rorel residence, epic sieges, and prospective claims by descendants tied to Austria, Parma, and Belgium.
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