Thrift Urged To Solve Big Problems Of Day
Mrs. Myra B Lord of Eton urged organized thrift in a Newport union service at the First Baptist church. She warned of serious labor and cost of living problems and called for continued war effort discipline and national reconstruction aid to Europe.
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Myra B
Eton
First Baptist Church
L. A. Edwards
First Congregational Church
Newport
Urope
United States
Reverend H D Scott Declines Orange Call
Rev H D Scott announces he has declined the pastorate of the Orange Universalist church after parish consideration in St Johnsbury. The letter from November 20 1910 confirms the unanimous call and expresses appreciation for the opportunity. The St Johnsbury parish highlights earnings and member growth, noting ongoing support from the community.
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Church of the Messiah
St. Johnsbury
Hamld Guy Hon Scott
Orange Church
Orimue
J. G. Scott
St. Jolmabing
Orage Universalist Church
E. Allis
Pavieh St. Johnsbury
Vie
Advertisers Reach Wide Local Audience In St Johnsbury
The St Johnsbury paper notes a rise in circulation with ads reaching practically every family. A five inch double column ad costs 1 20 and advertisers are urged to read and patronize the paper’s advertisers as top local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall & Whitcomb
St. Johnsbury
St. Johnsbuey
Vermont
Coolidge for President urged by Vermont letter
George C. Gridley of Windsor Vermont urges Caledonian-Record readers to back Governor Calvin Coolidge for President. He cites Coolidge’s defense stance and civic righteousness praising his victory and widespread support from officials, urging nominating delegates and local electors to push Coolidge at the Republican conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caladonian-Record
George C. Gridley
National Acmé Company
Windsor
Vermont
Eulitor
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Wilson
Goui
Calvin S. Collie
Windsor County
Calvins Coolidge
George O. Gridley
Fourth Newport Fire in 36 Hours Strikes Pine Street Kitchen
Oil heater fire started in Myron Alexander’s Pine street kitchen range. It leaked through the stove into the ash pan and ignited the wainscoting and part of the floor. Alexander and neighbors extinguished it with a garden hose before firefighters arrived. This marked the fourth blaze in under thirty hours in Newport.
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Myron Alexander
Pine Street
Aleander
Howeve
Alexanday
Blize
Les
Newport
Prohibition Enforcement and Emergency Measures Reported
News briefs from Washington New York Paris London and Washington report on prohibition enforcement plans and federal restraint as well as criminal and labor tensions. Topics include Prohibition Agent Kinney Jorney testimony, printing of a Communist World newspaper, Roosevelt family coffee house venture, Austrian peace treaty signing, Egyptian rail strikes threats and D Annunzio Dalmatian issues.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mederi
Kinmer Jorney
Methodist Episcopal Church
New York
Roosevelt
White Light District
Cabinet to decide wage dispute for miners and operators
In Washington on November 25 1920 President Wilsons cabinet prepared to rule on the miners operators wage issue with any increase drawn from operators profits. Attorney General Palmer signaled profits would fund boosts. In Montreal a coal shortage prompted the rail board to cut passenger service on Canadian Northern and Grand Trunk starting Saturday with possible wider extensions.
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Washington
Wilson
Palmer
Montreal
Oor
United States
Canadian Railway War Board
Canadian Northern
Gamd Trank
Thanksgiving hall concert by Telephone Operators at School Hall
A Thanksgiving event tomorrow night features Burroughs orchestra playing from 8:10 to 9 p.m. followed by dancing from 9 to 1. Tickets cost 150 dollars per couple with balcony seats at 25 cents.
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School Hall
Burrough
Navy Mine Sweepers Lunch With Knights of Columbus
Secretary Daniels reviewed the navy mine sweeping fleet and announced that the American navy planted fifty five thousand of seventy five thousand required mines. He cited good evidence that at least ten German submarines were sunk by American mines.
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Associated Press
New York
Knights of Columbus
Daniels
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H.D. Scott
Lougee & Smythe
St. Johnsbury House
Cate
Communist World
Paris
New
London
Egypt
Cairo
Andrews
Spain
D'Annunzio
Dalmatian Teritory
Disniel
Enatt
TON
Lansing
Jenkins
THE
First National Bank
Main Street
ST Johnsbury, VT
Member
Federal Reserve System
Dodge Bros
West Charleston
Miami
Florida
France
C.H. Goss Co
Kappenheimer
Queen Quility
Asselin Bros
Loos
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