French peasant leads agricultural upheaval in France
In Paris Aug 26 a French peasant shifts from cash to tangible tools and goods. He buys light trucks harvesters and tractors, stores bread wheat at home, and prefers real value over paper money, signaling a rural economic shift despite political debate. A woman’s belief underscores social dynamics.
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Birmingham Phone Number 182 County Line
Local notes from Birmingham County Line dated Aug 26 1926 report church society plans a Sept 1 meeting at Mrs George Denman and a Sunday School picnic at Linwood Park. Social visits include Mr and Mrs Roy Washburn at J B Kuhlman home and many traveling relatives visiting area families.
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Birmingham
Harry Weldeman
Local Social Roundup From Elma Areanotes
De Los Almroth visited his father Fred Almroth in New London this week. The W. C. T. A. L met at Mrs. L. A. Andrews home on Wednesday. Perry Parker and family visited J. D. Parker’s home Sunday. Mrs. John McQueen and kin from Stullberry, Kansas, visited the Robertson family. Elizabeth and Margaret Jones and Marion White of Cleveland stayed with the Frank White family. Birmingham M. E. Sunday School reported 48 attendees and encouraged bringing visitors. Elma shoppers GC W Lawrence and G R Kuhlman were out Saturday night. Bonnette and Breen families attended Beulah Beach camp meeting and other local visits occurred. George Gline travels to Mt. Vernon for extended treatment. Clifford Brooks of Highrin visits relatives in Elma. Ries Evang of Moorverthe visits his grandfather.
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Werner Swonger
James Lees
Camp Fort
Benjamin Harrison
Mnd
Roy Washburn
J. B. Kuhlman
John Hill
Lesley
Avon
A. J. Doyce
N. F. Gillam
Dorothy June
Evanston
Ilingis
John Sokol
Edward Sokol
Cleveland
Gertrude Sentark
New Brighton
Irene
Henry
Victoria Graboski
Akron
Frank Graboski
L. HE. Norm
Washburn
G. RR. Kuhlman
W. J. Scheels
Fern
Ralph
George
Sheffield
Iowa
Arthur Wilson
Grundy Center
Eva Blasch
Coldwater
Mich
Wakeman
Libbie Eunes
M. EB
Linwood Park
M. A. Ewell
R. H. Ewell
Ashland
B. L. Pierce
New York
Pierce
Columbia University
Sandusky
Harry Stewart
Robert
H. Stewart
Flyma
C. W. Lawrence
Mayme Church
Myra Edgar
Elizabeth Gerber
L. W. Berkmeyer
Elyma
de Los Almroth
New London
Fred Almroth
W. CO. T
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Perry Parker
J. D. Parker
John McQueen
Jack McQueen
Stullberry
Kansas
PL. C. Robertson
Elizabeth
Margaret Jones
Marlon White
Frank White
Birmingham M. E
GC. W. Lawrence
G. R. Kuhlman
Elma
Bonnette
George Gline
Mt. Vernon
Giine
Clifford Brooks
Hlgrin
L. E. Normande
Ries Evang
Moorverthe
Japan Delines Eight Hour Day Pact at Washington Conference
Japan remains one of the few prominent nations to decline ratification of the eight hour day labor treaty from the first International Labor Conference held in Washington.
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