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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1920
Page
4
The article argues the overall club movement promotes cheaper durable clothing using cotton over wool to curb profiteering, conserve wool, and encourage simple living. It warns economic mindset more than fashion and discusses related political views on Cox and Donahey, Ohio governance, and national implications.
A Luxemburg note describes a Belgian battalion of 100 troops marching with bands into German territory, seen as a minor action yet felt as a symbolic reply to wartime tensions. The piece contemplates the emotional impact and echoes of 1944 rumors of Dutch and Belgian actions.
The nation fixes on Ohio as Governor Cox rises as the preferred leader of the Democratic party per recent polling. The text notes growing momentum and references Michigan’s result as context for the pivotal contest ahead.
Miss Allen Atherton won first place and Miss Lana Reynolds second in the Centerburg spelling contest. They will represent their school at the county competition in Mt. Vernon next Saturday at 1 20 o'clock, to be held in the county courthouse.
Clerk Burris drew names for the grand and petit juries for the Knox county May term common pleas court. Grand jurors report May 19 and petit jurors May 24. List includes Kidwell, Wilson, Harilen, Anderson, Pipes, Marvey, Jones, Debolt, Bateman, Horn, Latimer, Wolford, Bell, Fendrick, Cannell, Cole, Sperry suit noted in partition action by Larilda Sperry in the same court. The petition by Bird Petry seeks sale of Isabel Petry real estate. first and final accounting filed by Walter Englehart for Rio Blue estate.
Willa Rowin tied mate in Knox County probate court as Anna Moree appoints administrator with bond of 2200. Real estate transfers include Mt. Vernon mayor selling cemetery lot for 25 to Hugh and Clinton Neal, and Wm Brook Cohen selling parcel in Monroe to C C Adelman. Sheriff Mosholder oversees estate parcel in the city valued at 5800.
Regular meeting of Joe Hooker post No 21 GA R on Monday evening formed Memorial Day committees with General Chairman George Th Neal. Plans call for a city parade with school participation and bands from K and G Cooper. Col L G Hunt named chief marshal, 100 new flags ordered, grave markers added, next meeting May 17 to finalize details. Memorial sermon to be preached at Gay Street M E church May 31. Boston Store ad follows.
The Pennsylvania railroad began to lift its embargo on stock shipments to Pittsburgh and Cleveland. Two cars will depart Mt. Vernon tonight with stock bound for several days. Freight officials say stock shipments to Cleveland are allowed though details remain unsettled. Local offices have seen no demand for Cleveland cars, but yards still hold stock cars and ready shippers must act quickly.
Louise Cochran daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Cochran of Coshocton avenue nearly drowned when crossing the foot bridge over Center Run. She lost balance and fell into the water as helping children shouted for aid. Mr Cochran rushed to rescue and pulled her from the water as she sank.
A man named John Nash was arrested about 9 20 last night in front of the Lyric theater. Officers French and Fisher placed him in custody and he was arraigned before Mayor Myer this morning, fined five dollars and costs for intoxication.
Heavy rainfall damaged stock at the Boston store on Main Street Tuesday night. Water entered through partitions and flowed into the shop, causing several hundred dollars in losses for the management.
A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Clinton IMM of the old Delaware road. A daughter was born Saturday April 17 to Mr and Mrs Walter Ralls of Covington Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Ralls formerly resided here. A daughter was born Tuesday at Merry hospital to Mr and Mrs Charley L Bermont. Boston Store advertises Bargain Day with children's dresses on sale.
Mt Vernon hosts a successful First Bargain Day with heavy morning rain giving way to crowds. Stores report strong business as the sun breaks through, with notable offers at Boston Store including dresses and gowns priced from $1.25 to $4.08 and silk skirts discounted.
Judge Lewis B. Houck will address the 12 graduates at Myesno High School in Coshocton County next Friday night. The item lists men's and boys clothing prices, including khaki pants at $2.25 and shirts at $1.98.
A fragmented notice describes a savings plan with fixed rates and time horizons. It mentions 5, 10, and 20 year terms, a 9.25 percent or higher figure, and a depositor aiming for proportional growth across varying durations.
Late Monday night burglars entered the Wery residence in Fairview and cut Blues from a window then locked the door to an upstairs room. They attempted to break into the adjoining grocery but found the door locked and gave up. Sheriff and deputy investigated Tuesday afternoon.
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