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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1920
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text discusses postwar reaction in America noting fears of unrest if German threat persists. It references New Jersey statutes limiting schools and alleged political tensions. Mentions Woodrow Wilson era policy context and a campaign with names like George Morton and Miriam, highlighting a volatile national mood and proposed education measures.
The editorial notes Britain and the United States opposed official recognition of the French military expedition into Germany. It cites London papers questioning German conduct and defending Prince Henry as acting to enforce treaty pledges. It argues U S inaction weakened the League of Nations and might have prevented German violations.
Residents and neighbors gathered in Happy Valley as Mire and family attended church on Sunday. Messages of condolence were sent to the family of Mrs Josephine Mowe, with thanks to the ministers for their comforting words and the community's support during illness and after her death.
Vernon notes indicate the Ladies' Aid society postpones its meeting to Thursday of next week. Mrs Anna Holland will entertain the society at her home. Curtis and W E Woodward are building a garage for Mowart Strator. Hamilton spends the week in Mansfeld. Mrs Fred Longadorf plans return from Cleveland after her husband's death. Telephone troubles appear to be brewing in the community.
Edward Layladd, 17, recently sent from Knox County to Lancaster's Industrial School for Robbt of the City, nearly died Monday afternoon during an escape attempt. He was not struck. Jayson Hatefort of Columbus and Layland rode a handcar which was struck by a limited car on the Seloto Valley Traction line. Hatefort was fatally injured and Layland was captured. Heffort remains in hospital with hopes of recovery.
A daughter was born Monday to Mec and Mires Ob Payne of North Jetterson Street. A son born Tuesday to Me and Alva Wharton of North Liberty. Mrs Willie Comino of South Main received word that a daughter was born April 8 to Mr Id Mex. Charles Eggleston of Alvon, Mrs Egelonton formerly Minh Hortio Hoetiek of this city.
Washington April 6. Population figures for Ohio towns listed include Mansfield 17,428. Columbus 1,049, etc. The list shows gains for several towns, with increases in population and percent changes noted for Chicago not applicable. values appear garbled but reflect early 20th century census style.
The Mt Vernon Telephone Company announces its support for affordable service and explains a recent flat rate change to cover operating costs. Captain Taylor B. Stout discusses truck demonstrations in multiple towns, including Mt Vernon, to promote farm efficiency and reduced freight costs. The article highlights the company’s 25 year ownership by local residents and urges Knox county citizens to back continued investment and service improvements.
Knox County Agricultural Society announces a county poultry fair with premiums of 6 for first, 2 for second, and 2 for third for each variety. Displays must include not more than 10 chicks of a single variety. Open to youths under 18. no entry fee for pies. exhibit entries restricted. Event held Saturday at 21.
Prof Freeman of Ada University named commencement orator for Vernon High School. He also served as Hardin County representative to the state assembly and is regarded as a speaker of high ability. The ceremony will be held Thursday in June at the Vernon high school.
At a Tuesday meeting Knox and Licking county officials and township trustees approved a new pike in southern Knox and northern Licking. County Surveyor Carl Van Voorhis will oversee a four mile stretch along the Homer pike area, then northwest to connect with the Canterbury-Croton pike. Construction is to begin next summer.
Charlewe B Porter of Akron formerly Mt Vernon son of Mr Shure man Porter was reported to have survived the ship disaster near Portugal. A yesterday Akron Beacon Journal report says Porter, a radio operator, was alive and on his way to Ohio after reaching New York.
William Tucker of Millwood severed the end of his left thumb while cutting timber on the Rightmire farm yesterday afternoon.
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