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Newspaper
Potosi Journal
Location
Potosi, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1922
Page
1
Missouri voters face a fifty second General Assembly where Democrats promise tax cuts while Republicans point to prior tax reductions under Hyde. The piece argues for restraint on entangling alliances, urging a focus on state issues and rural school funding amid postwar Europe debates.
After Democrats finish the election they offer little opposition to the so called robber tariff. They express satisfaction to proceed and share in the prosperity under its perceived benefits.
Governor Hyde reiterates support for strong policing and pledges full cooperation with the federal government to arrest and prosecute prohibition violators.
The article notes Republican state officials are returning large unexpended balances to the treasury from the past two years. It asserts Democratic standards would have matched expenses to appropriations, minimizing deficits and presenting better economy.
Fragmented OCR text shows unrest as railroads struggle to staff shops amid continuing strikes. The piece hints at dwindling manpower, lingering weapon rhetoric, and unsettled public sentiment while noting unclear further events.
The Old Sycamore on James Hill’s Wheatley property is named the biggest tree on Long Island after Norval Taylor and others dated its age at 300 to 400 years. Trunk circumference near the ground measures 24 feet, with upper limbs larger than many supposed champions. The tree, likely alive for another century, dominates the landscape as a long standing landmark once near a county butcher’s home.
Stacy in a lonely hotel room meets a mysterious young woman on the balcony who writes and observes the dancing below. When jewel thieves threaten the scene, they escape by taxi to Wardman Street as he offers help and learns she is Daphne, staying with a kindly host and her village friends.
Captain 2 W Christie a former commander of the White Star Dominion Heer Alameda retired after a fifty year seafaring career. He began at ten and recalls an 1877 voyage on Seaforth carrying Hedens Home from India to the Dardanelles during the Turkish war. A horse on the beach led by the apprentice charged Turkish lines until a bullet halted the steed and the youth escaped unharmed.
Carol visits Marilyn Oliver's husband Jim in a hospital after a car crash with two injured friends. She discovers Marilyn's planned romance, then meets James Oliver who is recovering and reveals he is Jim's brother. Carol realizes she is not in love with the man she thought.
A fanciful island resort described as a Cullam government possession near Cumberland Bay with a planned hotel and bi weekly steam service from Valparaiso. The tale highlights Bobin en Cruss linked curiosities, a fern carpeted grotto, a giant-leaf plant used for his crackers and dishes, and a hamlet at the landing.
A note on how a female alligator lays many eggs in mud and grass nests along a stream bank. She incubates them in heat and decaying matter, then carefully tends the hatchlings until they are strong enough to survive.
A fragmented report describes a dangerous outbreak in a national park area. It notes a shift in animal behavior and warns of potential harm to wildlife and visitors. Authorities contemplate winter measures and possible relocations within multiple western states.
A Sunday evening man sought Mary in West Pertt area after questions about a sister’s directions. He carried a box of candy and claimed Mary lived near Meck bounded by Conser avenue and the Northwestern bridge, asking passersby for help locating her.
Fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable facts about a local notice or brief item. Citations, dates, names, and specifics are unreadable, yielding no clear event, action, or entity to summarize accurately.
In Sunning cule a preacher, a woman named Nerab Themgem, has been ordained as minister of a local church. She faces opposition from a male colleague and the town audience as she promotes reforms and new approaches in worship.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture, the guide urges free range for breeding stock when possible, noting better fertility, health, and chick strength with range access. It stresses age and sex of birds, mating practices, mite checks, frost risk, space requirements, and balanced feeding to sustain productive breeding and hatch success.
Report describes attempts to regulate early turbines with air fan governors and steering components. Notes that a turbine acts as a governor, maintaining steady speed, while variations in voltage and mechanical wear hinder performance.
A garbled report notes water system problems and ongoing repairs. It mentions buckets, paper sheeting, and a two dollar item, with references to keeping water flowing and a large, unclear measurement around 28 feet. The fragment references a person or entity collecting something and a plan to fix or monitor the water system.
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