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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
4
The issue discusses farm labor shortages and farmer attitudes toward gardens, noting politicians’ support for or against crop production. It analyzes the Soldiers Bonus debate, political campaigning, and business outlook, warning of cautious merchants due to price declines and slow orders amid a delayed European revival and unsettled markets.
The report notes limited detail on the hold rapid changes in industry as strikes press and production recovers. It cites shorter hours for workers and numerous women filling gaps while Europe pushes exports to challenge U.S. wartime gains. Imports rise monthly as the season’s demand outlook grows.
Delegates fight over seating scripts as Wood and Lowden clash with the Old Guard tightening grip on nomination. Hoover’s support fades in Chicago while political maneuvering dominates the floor. bribery, color discrimination, and prohibition are all cited amid tense party realignments.
The piece reflects on fishing as a retreat from crowded towns and political turmoil. It notes fewer accessible waters as populations grow, with travelers seeking solace in secluded spots and tranquil lakes away from city life.
Antique style jewelry item described as a diamond pin or brooch featuring seven large diamonds. Suitable for use as a brooch if desired. Offered with ante nna bargain terms. Contact via telephone number 11-W.
A passage extols nature as a cure for urban unrest and praises Wood as a wartime solver, while Edison backs Hoover for president. The writer laments modern comforts and calls for accessible hunting and fishing, accompanied by a plea for strong game laws and unified public spirit to restore a cherished pastime. Edison endorses Hoover. he notes Washington as a precedent and adds questions of economics and leadership.
Under Albert W. Smith the Bt. J. Public Schools held a two session festival at the Armory Friday. The afternoon program featured first to sixth graders with dances, songs, and a Japanese drill. The evening concert by the Junior High included chorus and orchestral numbers ending with The Star Spangled Banner. Mrs. Smith praises the scholars and vows annual events.
In the June term at St Johnsbury the county court had a single jury case finished Thursday. Judge Butler dismissed the jury subject to call and will hear divorce and chancery matters for about two weeks. The plaintiff A J Little laye v W T Nugent and Dominic Costa sought $271 for a Maine resident regarding a consignment of apples. Attorneys were James B Campbell for the plaintiff and Porter Witters Longmore for the defendants. The jury ruled for the plaintiff. CARD OF THANKS expresses gratitude for flowers and kindness after bereavements from Mrs J Houghton and family.
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