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Newspaper
Potosi Journal
Location
Potosi, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1920
Page
4
Legal advertising at legal rastca. This note mentions a 60 cent charge for card tips and a brief reference to material sales. Only readable fragments remain, showing a small legal notice about a rate or fee.
Yoncalla Oregon elected Mrs Mary Burt as mayor and filled most posts with women, breaking the adage that women cannot keep secrets or run politics. The move, done quietly over social gatherings, saw council seats go to Mrs Jennie Lasswell and Mrs Bernice Wilson, with Mrs Nettie Hannan as well. Mayor Burt vows study and efficient governance while former mayor Lasswell offers support.
Local notes report Christmas preparations in Potosi with visits from Mr. C N Banta and Mrs. Hutchinson. Public health updates note a smallpox outbreak in Frankelay and a county health officer appointment. Missouri Pacific orders new rolling stock. rail activity and layoffs discussed. Obituary notices for Miss Joyce Poston and Mary McFadden. Community events include a Christmas service, a marriage, and local entertainment at churches.
Sofia reports Serbian troops crossed into Bulgarian territory unilaterally occupying land detached by the Neuilly treaty. Bulgaria protested and ordered withdrawal without resistance. In Tarthrode Serbian forces entered, prompting three days of national mourning and store closures across Bulgaria.
About 1,000 delegates attended the first congress of shop soviets in Berlin where a clash arose between communists and independents over a motion to favor the Soviet government of Russia. The motion was defeated as workers pressed for conserving raw products to keep Germany producing goods and to establish credits for importing essential foods and materials.
Catarrh is described as a local disease influenced by constitutional condition. The medicine is claimed to act through the blood on mucous surfaces and destroy the disease’s foundation while improving general health. Drugstores and circulars are offered for free. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Stubbled classifieds list George Deininger as general auctioneer in Irondale. notices seek owners for two stray animals a 2 year old red healer with white on jaw and ear tags, and a black hog weighing about ten pounds. Each may be reclaimed with proof and costs. Also a sale of household items including bedroom set and furniture at Mineral Point Missouri by Mrs W A Dustdecke.
Mrs Mat tie Robinson of Potosi died at 2 00 this Wednesday morning after a year long illness. Funeral is planned for Thursday evening. Surviving are her husband and four children from a prior marriage and three foster children she raised as her own. The family receives sympathy from the local community.
George R. Todd of Irondale was found guilty of forging a 1006 note on the Bank of Potosi. The trial in circuit court was moved due to a judge conflict, with Hugo Grimm standing in. Todd's attorney argued insanity, but the jury rejected it and set a three year sentence. an appeal was announced.
The list records marriage licenses including William M. Tullock and Louie Lutte, George L. Brakefield and Bessie May Midgett, Ferdall P. Bicant, Shirley Mollie Payne Courtois, William A. Bouse, Undine Bertha Cash, Jeene Grover Evans, Hallie Eanice Johnston, and other pairs in the region. Names appear with misread spellings and OCR artifacts reflecting the period's local records.
Following a tip, Sheriff Clark entered a cave near Fletcher and arrested Henry Wy mone, who confessed to being proprietor. Clark crawled about 200 feet from the entrance to the still site where corn and wheat mash and part of a molasses barrel were found, with no finished product.
A forged note toppled a theft scheme tied to Sheriff L and Carey of Potoel, with a suspect fleeing toward St Louis before arrest in Jefferean County. Freed Covey cashed a forged check in Caruthersville, pled guilty, and drew ten years in a penitentiary as authorities vow to curb the crime wave amid uncertain weather predictions.
Mr W A Duddecke general manager of the Point Milling and Manufacturing Co Til mill at Mineral Point reports selling the Raddecke interests to C K Williams of Keaton Pa president of the company The plant will close for the next thirty days due to poor business caused by German barytes imports The Mineral Point mill will employ about twelve to sixteen men when operating and Mr Huddecke will relocate elsewhere
Taxes due the City of Potosi are now due and payable. Call at the Independent office and pay your tax. Wilson Bell, City Collector.
Potawi women discover Adler-i-ka based glycerine mixture said to ease gas and stomach discomfort. Claims describe action on both upper and lower bowels to prevent or relieve bowel trouble with user reports of cure, endorsed by HJ Blognt Diag Co.
Notice is given that the heirs of the estate of Jacob Geekly, deceased, have letters of administration granted by the Probate Court of Washington County Missouri. All claimants must present their claims for allowance within the specified period or be barred. Annis M. Gaxxs is the administrator. the judge certifies the letters were granted on the date stated in November 1900.
In the Circuit Court of Washington County Missouri March term 1881 Lattie Hoots sues C A Scott for divorce citing desertion and indignities. Clerk Cresswell orders publication notice in Potosi Journal for four weeks, requiring appearance by the defendant by the term start date or face default.
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