01 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
Potosi Journal
Location
Potosi, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1922
Page
1
The piece argues Congress will approve a soldiers bonus while leaving funding to taxpayers. It criticizes Democrats for exploiting veteran relief to attack the party in power. It notes Republican support as a campaign expedient and urges farmers to unionize to lift farm prices.
An odd remark cites Ford proposing cotton flirters before a performance. The speaker contrasts this with a critical view of unsteady foundations, noting long reliance on fragile railroad carwheel traditions and glue and paper.
Readers of The Ironton Register vent criticisms of Democratic support for taxation and Anderson Ford's Muscle Shoals project. The piece skewers political figures and National Fertilizer Association rhetoric while debating the fate of government plant transfer and national Americanism themes.
Probate Court in Washington County Missouri opens February term with settlement docket for Sylvester C Mason deceased. Executors John B Mason and George Evessole Guardians Frank A Martin minor F M Deggendorf file, judge Lowell Bryan certifies copy with seal dated January 6, 1922 in Potosi Missouri.
The article states France will not consent to leniency for Germany's indemnity and reparations. It argues France aims to force payments to build continental dominance, warning that such moves could make France a peace threat akin to Germany after 1870.
Congressman Rhodes outlines a long series of budget cuts from 1919 to 1922, noting reductions in annual government expenditures and tax relief. He attributes high costs to postwar obligations, including interest, sinking funds, and veteran benefits, asserting continued reductions as the session proceeds.
A vivid early 20th century portrait contrasts Macao as a historic Holy City of Portugal with its modern role as a gambling hub. The piece traces Macao from ancient cathedral and trade routes to a blighted colony reliant on casino dens, highlighting Macanese, foreign clerical workers, and the influence of China and Hong Kong.
Cynthia, visiting Grace at Miller’s near a lake, attends a late literary gathering. A power outage traps her on a veranda where a thief enters and confronts her, leading to a struggle and a revealing encounter with a resident. The intruder, later identified as a burglar, is interrupted as help arrives and authorities investigate the scene.
Washington discusses legislative plans to amend census practices after dissatisfaction with the last count. Secretary Lowner cites weather as a serious handicap and proposes broader enumerations in a future year to avoid duplication and improve accuracy across districts and states.
Mr Hoover declares that a bell of recom is to whichhese documents can be stored and formally examined is or protly needed as the cenens records were destrapred and require attention by the department.
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