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Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1921

Page

2

Harding blocks Norris bill and Senate backs McNary substitute

President Harding blocked the Norris farm bill while the Senate passed Senator McNary of Oregon's substitute. Norris attacked the Kellogg proposal as favoring bankers and middlemen, with little aid to farmers, prompting intense partisan clashes over farm credit, export aims, and government involvement. The article also notes criticisms of the shipping board, Federal Reserve actions against farmers, and broader tariff and tax issues facing Congress.

Walter W. Liggett Washington, D. C Harding Senate McNary Oregon House Mellon Hoover Lodge Edge Kellogg War Finance Corporation Europe Norris Congress Agricultural Committee White House War Corporation Itea John Skelton Williams Comptroller of the Treasury Joint Committee On Agricultural Federal Reserve Banking Board New York Federal Reserve Board Williams Federal Reserve Wall Street Senate Finance Committee Washington Sinclair North Dakota Keller Minnesota

Hard Winter Predicted by Salvation Army Leaders

New York August 6 The Salvation Army predicts a harsher winter than in 26 years with peak housing shortages and rising unemployment. Evangeline Booth says shelter will be scarce as industrial homes fill and job prospects shrink. The Army plans a nationwide canvass to place the needy and consolidate efforts with large charities to meet the hard times.

New York Salvation Army Evangeline Booth America Army

W C T U Convention to Meet in San Francisco

The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union plans its forty eighth national meeting in San Francisco from August 15 to 23. National officers and delegates will attend, with sessions across the coast city and a grand convention ball. The program focuses on enforcement of the prohibitory law and expanding work in Americanization child welfare scientific temperance instruction and women in industry.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union Patietal San Francisco M! Gordon Getters M Ella A Boole Brooklyn New York

Convention Scene Opens W C T U Forty-Eighth Annual Meeting

The forty eighth annual meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held in San Francisco's great civic auditorium from August 18 to 23 with Mrs Sara J Dorr as hostess president directing arrangements. Georgia born speaker Mary Armor, renowned as the Evangel of the New Crusade, is a leading national lecturer and advocate for Prohibition.

Margaret C, Means Evanston, WI Frances P. Parks Evanson Exberh Preston Anderson Fargo Sara Hales Hoge Lincoln San Francisco Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Sara J. Dorr California Georgia United States

World WCTU Roots and Current Leadership Highlight Convention

The World WCTU began about eighty years ago in San Francisco with Frances E. Willard guiding US and global growth. Rosalind Countess of Carlisle serves as president with Anne A. Gordon as vice president and Ella A. Boole as treasurer and leader in the US. The next world convention will be in Philadelphia in November 1922. Since the 18th Amendment, focus shifts to global temperance, including South America and European wine regions, promoting prohibition benefits and alternatives to winemaking.

United States World Organization Ella A. Boole Brooklyn London Philadelphia Europe

Methodist Episcopal Church Service Schedule

Henry D. Gough ministered Sunday with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. the sermon titled Who Is My Neighbor. Service at Otto School Home at 2:30 p.m. Junior and Epworth League at 7 p.m. Union service at 8 p.m. Rev J H Irwin preaches. Open invitation to all, wear your overalls if no Sunday suit and drop in what you can. Create a demand for your merchandise Advertise.

Otto Epworth J. H. Irwin

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Nary Shipping Board 18 la Area Epee Roscoe C. Mitchell Jones Senate Commerce Committee la Follette Shipping Board British Board of Trade Ways and Means Committee Treasury L. A Cits C. A. Yeager Sisseton, SO. Dak Sara Cora Elieart Bretton and Iriay Pry Liar Garet Cisunos Organization of the World Frances E. Willard Natonals Rosalind Countess of Carlisle England Castle Howard Anne A. Gordon Henry DP. Gough Henry D. Gough
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