Mother's Club Program and Christmas Entertainment
A Mothers' Club meeting is planned for Tuesday afternoon December 26 with entertainment. The College Girls Sewing Club will be hosted by Mrs Albert Lohm at 2 pm on Carr Avenue. Montessori School hosts a Christmas program from 9 to 11 am with Mrs Garrett and Miss Priest entertaining pupils with games. Captain Floyd, honored by Woodmen of the World Company Aj/Pwerty-fith, received a mirror set and gifts at his Hartland home from members, while Walter Floyd, mascot, was given candy and had just left St Mary's hospital after an operation.
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Montessori School
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Miss Priest
Woodmen of the World
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Hartland
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St Mary's
Foreign Trade Seen Reaching 7 Billion This Year
A U S government Commerce Bureau projection states that by year’s end the nation’s foreign trade will approach seven billion dollars. For the first eleven months through November, exports and imports combined totaled 7.148 billion dollars.
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Washington
Bureau of Foreign and
County officers elected and qualified on Friday
Several county officers and candidates qualified before the county court Friday. Dorsey W Cork ran for county commissioner with Swiger for assessor, bonds posted by Swiger and Lee Cost mane. Jo Allen Swiger and Claude Pepper acted as deputies. Henry Ge Swiger as clerk. Andrew Moore deputy sheriff. John WW Carpenter justice of the peace Tenmile. Wesley A Steele and Claude Pepper posted 35 500 bond. Frederick MO Davisson constable with 4 000 bond. D Newton and Lafayette La Whiteman posted bonds for Sardis district. Herman Kummer qualified as administrator of Lillie M Kummer with 250 bond.
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Carpenter
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Charleston Debates Mobilization Blunders Cited
General John Bond defends national guard mobilization while condemning war department blunders. He points to contradictory telegrams from departments about West Virginia National Guard mobilization and criticizes official handling amid wartime confusion.
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Sories
Chicago Police Force Faces Budget Cut Impact on Patrols
A city council order would slash police expenditures by 1000 dollars amid a 1917 plan to drop 70 patrolmen and cancel two weeks of vacation. Police officials warn the move could raise crime as the department already runs short in personnel.
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C. Healey
Probe on Wilson note inquiry in Congress
A House resolution introduced by Rep Wood of Indiana asks the Judiciary Committee to probe whether any administration official or relative profited from stock market fluctuations triggered by Wilson's peace note. The measure, debated past Friday, references a note produced by Rep Bailey of Pennsylvania and the State Department tilt toward belligerent powers.
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Washington
Wilson
States Department
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Judiciary Committees
Weathered fragment reports cold snap near New Orleans
A fragmented December 23 note records a deep cold spell in the South, with unclear figures and garbled local observations. Mentions a fall of thirty-nine and references to trucking and local weather duties, though the text is partial and difficult to interpret.
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Woman elected mayor of Umatilla defeats husband in race
In Umatilla Oregon Mrs Starcher becomes the citys first and only woman mayor, winning the mayoral election by defeating her husband who ran against her on the opposing ticket. The result marks a historic stride for female leadership in the city.
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Texas Representative Proposes Horizontal Tax on Imports
Rep Garabr of Texas, a member of the way and means committee, said he would soon introduce a resolution for a horizontal import tax of twelve percent on all imports except a small percentage. The measure would bring in about 225 million dollars at the present rate and help cover deficits tied to Panama Canal bonds.
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Texas
Way-Aid
Sala Fe
Ito
We Like The Ladies We Like The Ladies Men’s Smoking Jackets
A fragment lists men’s smoking jackets in a fine assortment. The text mentions pricing around $12 to $15 in an old styled catalog line, with garbled branding and unclear supplier. The readable parts suggest a fashion item focus with limited legible detail.
Wage Increase Across Lumber Trade Delayed Nationwide
Fragmented OCR text reports a wage rise plan for Chicago and nationwide lumber trades with unions and management negotiating a 10 percent increase amid stalled talks. The piece hints at delayed implementation and contested concessions, reflecting tense labor negotiations and employer offers.
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