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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
4
The piece rails at labor board resistance to strikes, urging disciplined unions and orderly bargaining. It laments urban rent and clothing costs, and promotes returning to farm life with 24,000 abandoned homes yearning for occupancy and renewal. It envisions cheaper rent, home gardens, and healthier living as a path back to “God's country.”
Astrologers signal a shift toward modest dress and restrained display. The reading points to less extravagance, with an emphasis on feminine virtue and truth as fashion trends move away from opulent attire and bold showroom sales.
The court ruled that migratory birds fall under national interest and treaty protections with Canada. Unregulated hunting could devastate crops and ecosystems, risking species loss. the treaty allows certain protections and bans on selling birds, with government regulation needed to adjust quotas as needed.
A fragmented notice from the Ward-Cox Co at 82 South Main Street mentions a seed plant and an accurate planter named either Doorg or Binele Hawk. It promises an excellent stand and investment in gardening supplies.
Milford regular meeting of Milford grange No LiL held Wednesday evening May 5 with encouragement to boost the grange. Mentions of Mr Vernon, Mr HL Met J. Ri, and kinship notes. Weekend visitors Clark Day and Reed Harker visited Mt Vernon. Ward Cox Co advertises buggy selection at 21 South Main Street.
The Court of Appeals, during the week of March 15 in Mt Vernon, submitted nine cases for advisement with written opinions on several disputes. Notable decisions include Critchfeld vs Critchfeld demurrer sustained ordering partition, Atkinson vs Braddock affirmed in a misrepresentation suit, and Culbertson vs Morrow sheriff reversed with an order for $4,829.07.
Centerburg notices report Miss Ada Lavell summoned to Utlea Monday due to her brother’s illness. Mr. Jay Perkins summoned to Au sty last week by his brother’s serious condition. Mrs. Ida Babcock of Johnstown mentioned in related notice.
Reports from the area list Sunday visits by Postmaster and Mrs Gleny Baker and others. Leonid Reynolds, son of Mr and Mrs A Reynolds, died at Grant Hospital Columbus from blood poisoning stemming from a facial wound. Mr Gearhart of Bangs was in town on business Saturday.
Frences Contryman visits Millwood before moving to Mt Vernon. Lindy Lawrence and Walter Lybarger families stay with George Welker. Marion Gisbon buys Mrs Licey Morning residence on MI street. Oregon Fike made a business trip to Manefield. Contractora begins pike list work. Chloe Lepley visits from Coshouton, O. Chester Thompson plans to move to Harrison township with father.
Word arrived today of the death of Master Lawrence Bailey, son of Mr and Mrs Ned Bailey. The family residing in the city is notified to mourn the loss.
The government requests the reformers provide facts on sugar while also ensuring the sugar is supplied to consumers. The statement urges cooperation with both the government and consumers in the sugar supply scenario.
A daughter was born Tyewday to Mr and Mrs John Breeve of Cosh beton avenue. A son was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Charles Walker who reside four miles north of Jelloway.
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