Apple Growers Meet at Saverton Shows Olive Branch To Fruit Trade
Orchardists gathered in Saverton Missouri for the Mississippi Valley Apple Growers Association meeting. Speakers from Hannibal and Coatsburg shared experiences on tree losses from mice borers and cholera rot. They urged timely spraying and pruning to improve yields with forecasts of variable fruit production and possible 0 to 60 percent of a normal harvest.
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Mississippi Valley Apple Growers’ Association
Saverton
Col. R. Dalton
Socity
H. Koeller
New Canton
Laverton
Hannibal
Col
Dalton
Indus
J. R. Lambert
Coatsburg
Jonathan
Crimes Golden
Gano
Ben Davis
Illinois
Missouri
Dr. Lambert
Ten Davis
Grimes Gelden
C. M. Fette
Feta
California
Florida
Haseman
Columbia
Missouri State University
House Wants Mooney Activities Explained
Washington June 27 The House Labor Committee, by unanimous vote, recommended passage of Rep Blanton of Texas's resolution to require Secretary Wilson to report on Mooney case ties and Labor Department actions. The measure seeks Densmore's connections with the Mooney matter and demands copies of his report, plus any department activities since Mooney's sentence was commuted to life. It also requests details on any California court or grand jury requests for Densmore to testify and the department's response.
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Washington
House Labor Committee
House
Blanton
Texas
Wilson
Labor Department
Thomas J. Mooney
California
Densfore
United States Employment Service
Mooney
Densmore
Reject Turks Claim For Old Boundaries
Paris June 26 The allied council rejected the Turkish demand to restore undiminished borders. A Turkish memorandum proposing continuation of the old empire was submitted to the council of ten detailing autonomy for Armenia Palestine and Arabia under Turkish governors. In England some women receive titles in their own right with remainder to their eldest son while husbands do not share the title.
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Associated Prana
Paris
Allied Council
Council of Ten
Armenia
Palestine
Arabia
England
City Saloonkeepers prepare to sell beer after July 1
Multiple cities report saloonkeepers and hotel operators plan to extend beer and light wine sales after July 1 regardless of wartime prohibition. Boston dealers seek to reopen at 2 3 4 percent strength if stronger beverages remain banned. Chicago records show 80 saloonkeepers and 10 wholesalers paying the internal revenue tax as if prohibition never occurred.
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New York
Wilson
Society of
Boston
John J. Galvin
Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Galvini
Chicago
Internal Revenue
Vigorous Steps 10 Combat Bomb Crew Vigorously Reported
Washington reports proposed sundry civil appropriation measures to fund aggressive federal actions against bomb throwers and anarchists. The bill would raise Justice Department suppression funds to 2 million dollars and add 300 thousand for enforcing deportations of alien anarchists, plus permanent explosives regulation licensing after the war.
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Washington
Senate
Department of Justice
Senate Appropriations Committee
Bureau of Minea
Rioters In Hamburg Threatenbloodshed In City Uprising
Hamburg dissolves into communist and Spartacan control as riots surge. City hall is stormed, troops overwhelmed, ammo rifles and machine guns captured. Railways, buildings, and streets suffer, jails stormed, criminals released, bloodshed reported with uncertain death toll.
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Associated Press
Hamburg
Munich
Tlt
Spartacans
Shelbina Notes Cheerful Movements of Residents
Walter Payne went to Kaneas Friday. Sine Myroder returned from Clarence. J. N. Erwin visited a sister in Hannibal. T. E. Givans visited Macon. Misa Lotus Teachner and Mrs Leo Sparks visited Macon. Frankie Turney left to visit kin near Paris. Dan Settles to Danville Ky to visit uncle. J. W. Lawson left for Whitegate Va for months with relatives. Elizabeth Perry of Clarence visited Mrs Elmer Ray. Lizzie Rogers and Mrs Fred Steffin visited Macon. W A Maupin and Violet Thomas visited Quincy. Don Hanly returned from Columbia. Mrs Joe Studer and Josie in Shelbyville. Mrs Frank Thomas of Monroe City visited Robert Adams north of town. Miss Reynolds of Macon en route to Shelbyville to visit Mrs S M Cadwell. Russell Isrousey Clapper returned from overseas. Helen Williamson returned to Hunnewell after visiting Mrs Robert Martin. Cassie Lurney recovering from appendicitis at Cochran hospital. Lloyd Davis of Brookfield visited, recently discharged from service in France. Ethel Stutsman returned to Quincy after a visit with Mrs Tate English. Pearl and Renita Webb of near Shelbyville left for Dodge City Kansas to visit a brother.
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Shelbina
Walter Payne
Kaneas
Chelte
Nina
Clarence
J. N. Erwin
Hannibal
I Mre
T. E Givans
Macon
Misa Lotus Teachner
Leo Sparks
Frankie Turney
Paris
Dan Settles
Danville
Grover Settles
J. W. Lawson
Whitegate
Elizabeth Perry
Elmer Ray
Lizzie Rogers
Fred Steffin
W. A. Maupin
Violet Thomas
Quincy
Don Hanly
Columbia
Joe Studer
Josie
Shelbyville
Frank Thomas
Monroe City
Robert Adams
Miss Reynolds
M. Cadwell
Russell Isrousey
Caassie Lurney
Cochran Hospital
Lloyd Davis
Brookfield
France
Ethel Stutsman
Tate English
Pearl
Renita Webb
Dodge City
Kansas
Local notes from Plainville Illinois and vicinity
Frank Wagg has moved from Quincy to Miss Betty Lile’s house in Plainville. Dr. J. L. Ayleshire, back from a two year army stint, returns on furlough and will soon be mustered out. Mrs. Mary Gayer visits Kinderhook relatives amid tent meetings. A new crossing is built near the Cane blacksmith shop. Dollye Wagg ta visits Barry area. Viola Johnson dies after long illness leaving mother and brother Emmett of Taylor Missouri. services were held.
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Plainville
Ill
Frank Wagg
Quincy
Betty Lile
J. L. Ayleshire
Payson
Mary Gayer F
Kinderhook
Local social notes and harvest update report
fragmented social column notes list visitors and gatherings including Mr and Mrs, Brooks, Larrimore, Ayleshire, Boren, McRae, and Hampshire with Mae Monroe Myrtie Quine and servants. Cattle shipments by Will Larrimore and H Orrimore. Kingston visit noted. Harvesting begins in the vicinity. In Fargo, North Dakota, early referendum results show Non-Partisan League measures failing by about two to one.
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Mr. & Albertkins
Ieta Er Wine
Becky Ed Brooks
Walter Hampshire
Mae Monroe
Myrtie
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
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Tys
Lambert
C. H. Rankin
Fall Creek
Lloyd Baby
Torrington
J. E. Spears
J. W. Daniels
Quincy’s Live Store
Maine ST
Plymouth
G. H. Liesen
Laurence Hoa
Kingston
N. Fith
Weilers
Vose & Son
Packard, Estey, Kohler & Campbell
Ivers & Pond
Autopiano
Hazelton Brothers
Wellers
N. Fifth ST
Quincy, Ill
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