Public Nurse Work Reported by St Johns Woman's Club
The Caledonian Record summarizes the nursing service run by the St Johnsbury Woman's Club. By February 15 the nurse had served 25 weeks, reaching 1201 individuals. Total salary up to that date was 744.77 dollars, with 74 dollars in fees returned to the town, leaving the club with 670.77 dollars net. During the epidemic a second nurse was regularly employed for the past two weeks, with an additional assistant for occasional visits.
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St. Johns
Bury
Caledonian
Laymen Tell What Christ Has Done For Them Notes Of The Rees Meetings
Special Day of Prayer urged attendance with a sermon on Is there a Hell at 7 30 p m by Dr Rees and a Thursday academy girls meeting at South church Mrs Rees joins local ladies aiding the sick A laymen program at CLA Babock Methodist presiding Chaplain Adams read scripture and speakers including William Stevenson spoke on What Jesus Christ has Done for Me mentioning personal struggle with temptation. Continued on page 4
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Rees
Academy
South Church
CLA
Babcock
Methodist Church
B.C. Potter
TV Y
Chauncey A. Adams
Danville
Jesus Christ
Wiliam Stevenson
Grace Claved
Christ
Uninterrupted Debates on Peace Treaty in Senate
Washington Feb 24 Senate leaders announced plans to keep the Peace Treaty in continuous debate until a ratification vote, aiming to resolve Democratic reservations amid factional tensions. Lodge proposed the plan, Democratic senators signaled support for caucus maneuvers to push reservations.
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
Sie
Rural Carriers Meet in Newport and Plymouth Creamery Bid
Orleans County Rural Letter Carriers Association gathered in Newport on Feb 23 with 123 carriers and substitutes. A plan emerged to sell the Plymouth Creamery to contributing farmers, backed by a Boston bank, after John W. Davies outlined the creamery network and potential financing as farmers from multiple towns expressed unanimous support.
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Orleans County Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Newport
E. L. Richard
Highland Avenue
County Association
Raymon
Goddard
W. J. Kidder
Association
Orrin Carpenter
Vern Carpenter
Arline Buck
Frances Davison
John Wilson
R. F. Deto
Soloman Leoyi
Vera Carpenter
Tom Lanye
Mark Twain
W. J. Kichler
Arline Rock
B. J. Jenness
Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Dayton
Ohio
BE. M. Knapp
Orleans County Association
BR. M. Knapp
Linsburg
New England Milk Producers’ Association
St. Johnsbury
John W. Davies
Reading
Mass
Plymouth Creamery
Corporation
Richard Pattee
Boston
Grafton County
New Hampshire
Orange County
Caledonia County
E. H. Hallett
Guy C. Weight
Turner Center
New Boston
N. H
Pitch Bay
Micog
Way's Mills
North Hatley
Canada
West Newbury
Sheffield
Passumpsic
Swiftwater
Littleton
Kirby
Wheelock
Waterford
Danville
Bradford
Newbury
Barnet
Little
President urged to veto railroad bill on public policy grounds
George P. Hampton of the American Farmers' Council asked President Wilson to veto the Senate's railroad bill, seeking time to press farmers' reasons for opposition. Wilson directed the measure to the Justice Department with a ten day decision window, amid expected push from railway unions and organized labor against the labor provisions. Sugar exports in the year showed a large surplus despite shortages, with England refining cane imported to the U.S. and France importing about 627,000,000 pounds.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
George P. Hampton
American Farmers’ Council
Council
Hampton
Tetter
Senate
White House
Department of Justice
Congress
Organized Labor
Department of Commerce
England
U. S
France
Italy
Connecticut River Low Forces Mass Mills to Suspend Operations
Connecticut River water shortage prompts Holyoke authorities to order an 18 hour shutdown by 24 paper mills relying on water power. First mid-winter stoppage in years, though summer suspensions are common.
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Holyoke
Mass
Connecticut
Labor to Put Full Party in Field New York
February 24 The American party will place a full state ticket in the field next fall Secretary Bohm announced The only way to further labor interests is by the labor party a resolution adopted by the Central Federated Union The action of Congress on the railroad situation showed neither the Democratic nor Republican party is likely to be the fund of latioy declared Bohm
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Cleveland
James A. Robinson
Philadelphia
London
Russia
Supreme Council
Moscow
Sipet
Ea Preme’ Council
Aeere
Council
League of Mations
New York
Bohm
Central Federated Union
Congress
Washington
Ior
Latioy
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Milton Srees
Grace M. E. Church
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Supreme Court
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W .J. Kidder
Terby
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Orders of the Milk Producleons County Ass’ners’ Association
Lougee & Smythe
Steele, Ei No & Ig Te TH Ta Hill
Bill
Connecticut River Low
St. Johnsbury American Legion
Company D
American Legion
Vermont
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CHASE
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Ruving
Eastern Ave
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