Global moods in postwar era and political unrest
The list surveys nations from France bankrupt to Mexico driven by anarchy, with blunt assessments of Greece, Germany, Austria, Russia, Belgium, Japan, China, the Balkans, Holland, Norway, Sweden, Cuba, Canada, and Mexico. It labels a stubborn lieutenant president and a stubborn Senate amid tensions worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Italy
Spain
Germany
Austria
Russia
Turkey
Belgium
Japan
China
Balkans
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Cuba
Canada
Mexico
Senate
Teachers Meeting and Election Ballot Notes
A Wood schoolhouse gathering on February 21 1920 covers a teachers reading circle program including Miss Hellekser Schroeder Fitzkee and others. Separately the primary ballot colors white for Republican pink for Democrat are explained with candidate placement and no minority ticket. Governor Lowden campaigns in Illinois as Republican nominee hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Hellekser
Schroeder
Revnoe
Dougherty
Fitzkee
Mellette
Thy Kingdom Come Reflection On Prayer And Society
A local columnist muses on the prayer Thy Kingdom Come and contrasts it with modern self centered thinking. He argues changing My to Thy could curb greed, strikes, high living costs, and political violence. The piece notes a teachers exam, cleaning habits, and a clock gift to the post office with time kept from Winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krussia
F. S. Richardson & Sons
Sawyer
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Pitas
SRP
Ipss
First State Bank
S. D
South Dakota
W.L Montgomery
J H Bundy
M.D Payne
Chevrolet
Richardson & Sons Hardware
Wood, South Dakota
Farmers State Bank
U. S. Weather Bureau Report
Reed C
Kiron
United States
England
India
McDonald
Lindquist
Kemp
Reinoeb
Sinkler
Siggmunp
C.O. Ellis
Henry Ander
Mr. Anderson
Anderson
Mellette County
Mr. Ellis
Butler County
Kaosis
Nebraska
Rosebud
Lowden
Illinois
Ee. L. Wilmoth
Wittep
General
C.abourezk
Mellette County Land Owners
Jordan State Bank
Jordan, South Dakota
Ford
Anders
Garage Service
White Rver
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