Visitors from across states spend holidays in Lemont
Local society notes list numerous families visiting relatives in Lemont and nearby towns over Christmas and New Year. Names include Howell, Probasco, Davis, Pike, Wady, Davenport, Kerr, Brown, Alexander, Hayward, and many others, with travels to Kansas City, Cincinnati, Milan, Edina, and Ontario.
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Er Gall
Fiein
Wacle
S.B. Davidson
N. Hayes
Hannibal
Dan Comstock
Albion Drew
Mary
Milan
G. A. Earhart
George Lamasters
Council Bluffs
D. N. Davis
Richard Meyers
Richard
Cincinnati
George Pike
Clyde Wady
Ponca
Ros Cc
Mary Mills
Medlin
Dak
Cemeny
L. C. Wensasii
Cincinnat
Unionville
Womack
Potter
Jack
George Wolfe
George Whitson
Grace
Deltha Cornwell
Moberly
O. E. Davenport
G. N. Stille
Lincoln
Nebr
Amanda Stille
Chas
Patrie Pitip
Thu Orashington
Kans
H. V. Carroll
Sonaf Dondianee
Robert
Edina
John Backman
Albert Patrick
Amy
Bethany
Fred Patrick
Wmisses Nella Tysor
Florence Smith
Quincy
J. R. Kerr
Laden
Hardy
W. H.ar
G. W. Bowers
Jim Halley
Harris
Kansas City
Monty
Mullenix
Cuiligeth
Marthe Sith
W. M. Brown
Coatsville
Ore Florence Yount
Lenore
Exline
Carrie Jones
Sarrisville
S Anas
Neva
Jones
Hunters Notice Prevents Purities and Trapping
A terse public notice announces prohibition on purities and trapping in a specified area. The unusual wording limits any hunting related activities and signals enforcement by local authorities.
Putnam County Crop News Reflects 1920 Wheat and Corn Status
Putnam County reports 1920 farming progress with 90 percent of last year’s wheat seeding, wheat at 90 percent of normal, and fall plowing 87 percent finished. Corn harvestable at 90 percent and husked 80 percent, with hiring wages listed. Overall 1920 wheat seeding totaled 2,820,000 acres in Missouri.
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Jefferson City
Putnam County
Missouri
E. A. Logan
Bishnit Et Statistician
Jewell Mayes
State Board of Agrcalturs
League Mandates and Covenant Sparks Gloomy Dissent
Remarks on the League of Nations mandate commission show Britain outvoted as nine members are named four from mandate nations and five from others. Critics foresee friction as reviews of former German colonies proceed under unfamiliar oversight. Amendments to the covenant are reportedly to be rejected, provoking Scandinavian and Argentine unease about preserving the Paris conference framework.
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League of Nations
Commission On
WHS
Great Britain
League of Nations Assembly
Argentina
Paris
United States
Missouri Farm Summary 1920 Production Totals
Jefferson City reports Missouri farm output for 1920, total value $254961047 with fields and livestock recorded. U.S. figures referenced by officials include notes on jewel lines and fertilizer in sales.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Mimoct
Annot Inceuelan B.A. Ae
U. S
Fortes Jewel Lines
McCormick proposes new Department of Public Works
Senator Medill McCormick of Illinois plans to abolish the Interior Department and create a Department of Public Works to oversee river and harbor improvements, transferring them from the Corps of Engineers. The measure also contemplates a Department of Public Welfare and has attracted interest from President-elect Harding.
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Medill McCormick
Illinois
Interior Department
Areada Department of Public Works
Corps of Engineers
War Department
Department of Public Welfare
McCormick
Harding
Christian Home Meeting Attendance and Sunday Visits
Crowded church group reports Brother Bessey missing three services last week. Miss Myrtle Johnson spent Saturday night and Sunday with Vernie. Oysters peaches and cake were served Saturday at Pennville. Beulah Duncan visited Sunday with Effie and Davis.
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Bro. Bessey
Myrtle Johnson
Vernie
Pennville
Beulah Duncan
Effiensonville
Ee Davis
Woods Aid
Eee ee It Opposition Thoughts On Payment
The fragmented text shows unclear opposition sentiments and references to payment. It mentions a candle and camera context, with uncertain phrasing and no coherent event or identifiable entities to establish a clear news item.
No Bannerized Army For Those Who Interviewed Senators
Senator James W. Wadsworth of New York and other interviewees say the Senate Military Affairs Committee will withhold consent to 15 000 or more Army officer promotions proposed by Secretary Baker. Wadsworth argues morale hinges on Republican leadership naming officers critical to the new organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Wadsworth
New York
Senate
GOP Promises Care for Disabled World War Veterans
A Republican statement denounces the Vocational Education Bureau War Risk Bureau and Public Health Service for allegedly neglecting returned World War veterans. It calls for reorganizing and consolidating efforts to ensure proper care and hospital support for disabled servicemen.
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