New Year Travel and Local Updates Across Town
Local notices report Henry Barton leaving for Malta and Neil Callahan visiting Glasgow on Thursday. Ed Rognas improves after illness, William Jones secures final proof west of Saco, and Ed Anderson welcomed a son in Saco. Many residents travel to Williston, Helena, and Battleson with social events noted at church and school. The piece ends with a teaser for No Woman Knows at the Palace on Saturday January 14.
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George Eybel
Helena
Saco
Chinook Saco High School Debaters Schedule and Finances
School notes report the High School edition of the Flig ace in Independent shows 66.85 dollars deposited to the gymnasium fund and 59.05 raised by the domestic science department with about 18 dollars expenses. Proceeds fund equipment for home economics. A Chinook vs Saco debate debates the Japanese question tonight in the gymnasium with Harry Malmin Ruth Hunter and Dorothy Garrison on the team. Quarterly exams planned for next Thursday and Friday marking end of first semester and start of the last.
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Flig |Ace
Saco
Harry Malmin
Ruth Hunter
Dorothy Garrison
Methodist Church Notes Sunday Service and Study Meeting
Sunday School at 10 30 AM preaching at 730 PM with topic The overcoming Life. Wednesday evening study at the parsonage. All are invited to worship. C E Auger pastor.
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C. E. Auger
Moonlight Follies at Palace with Marie Prevost
Palace Theatre slate shows Moonlight Follies starring Marie Prevost on Saturday January 7 with International News. An additional feature Wolves of the North starring Eva Novak screens January 11 with no Woman Knows listed for January 14 alongside International News.
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Moonlight Follies
Marie Prevost
International
Eva Novak
International News
U S Slashes Public Debt by 180 Million in December
Washington January 6 treasury announced a drop of more than 180 million in the public debt for December. The total debt on December 31 stood at 23,438,984,351, down from 23,619,085,725 on November 30.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Severe snow storm hits Nebraska Iowa and South Dakota
One of the worst snow storms in years raged across northeast Nebraska northwest Iowa and southeast South Dakota. Rail traffic slowed and concerns grew for livestock as advices delayed movements and communication.
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Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Iowa
S. Dakota
Ospreys Build Nests Across Island Landmarks
Ornithologists study a colony of ospreys on an island near New York observing nests on old fence rails near ground level and two cedar trees. The rail nest grew for years to about three carloads of sticks sod and seaweed while the cedar nests expanded until the upper tree limbs were filled.
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New York
Democracy Made Possible Across a Vast Nation
The article notes that a democratic system thrives across the U S with 100 million people, thanks to faster information flow. It contrasts Monroe’s warning about governing a wide territory and highlights the telegraph and telephone as crucial for timely political news and election machinery.
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Monroe
Congress
Atlantic
Middle West
Madison
Kentucky
Asks Independence With or Without Protection
Manila dispatch reports Manuel Quezon president of the Philippine Senate declaring the people of the Philippines desire independence in any form. He said Filipinos would accept complete independence without protection if Congress refuses, and that 98 percent would vote for absolute independence.
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Manila
P. L
Philippines
Manuel Quezon
Philippine Senate
United States
Manuel L. Quezon
Philipple
Congress of
Quezon
Arsenic Found Widely in Plants and Foods
The French Academy of Sciences researchers Jalin and Astruc report arsenic occurring not only in humans and animals but in cabbage turnips potatoes and in wheat rice peas beans lettuce celery asparagus parsnips and many fruits and nuts. Since plants absorb the element from soil, arsenic is likely far more widespread in nature than once believed.
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Jalin
Astruc
French Academy of Sciences
Philippine Independence Urged by Congressman King
Congressman Edward J. King of Illinois urged immediate Philippine independence. He backed a bill allowing a Philippine constitutional convention within a year and recognizing a self-governing nation after ratification, with safeguards for American investments and bases. He recalled Dewey and pressed nations not to hold peoples in tutelage.
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Edward J. King
Ilinois
United States
Congressman King
House
King
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Paixsiney
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
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David Koffman
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Roy Baabonr
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