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Editorial notice states communications relating to business should go to The Unionville Republican or Unionville Republican Printing Co. Subscription is 150 per year in advance. Outside the United States rate is 200. Paper entered at Unionville Post Office as second class matter on Wednesday, June 15, 192?.
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Price of farm products tied to foreign trade collapse
The author argues the United States suffered a major deflationary shock after World War I as foreign demand vanished. He cites April 1920 and April 1921 trade figures showing a swing from a $188 million trade surplus to a near balance and then a deficit when gold imports are excluded. He blames free trade and weak tariffs for eroding the domestic market and delaying recovery.
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United States
Europe
Cleveland
Debts and Inflation After War Leave Nations Facing Tax Burden
An analysis of postwar finance describes how wartime debt rose to twenty billion dollars amid inflated markets. It argues that repayment requires higher taxes or debt restructuring, as the value of the dollar has shifted and real prices adjust. The piece calls for concrete plans to reduce federal taxes and manage the national debt.
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Vernment
Everyoy
Restoring Faith Mitigates Propaganda Turmoil
The writing warns of fertile ground for unrest through propaganda sowing distrust among people. It urges restoring faith, questioning the propagandist’s motives, demanding facts over insinuations, and reclaiming mental balance amid widespread misinformation.
Women crusaders loot Mendota drug store during raid
A large crowd of women raiders forced the Mendota drug store proprietors from the premises and used hatchets and sledge hammers to remove whiskey and wine from barrels. They gave the owners 24 hours to leave and threatened tar and feathers if they stayed. Trusten Hart and Guy Elson departed for California on Monday. Mary Etta Marshall travels in Germany. Wm Hargrave’s Grant township home was destroyed by fire.
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Trusten Hart
Guy Elson
California
Mary Etta Marshall
Germany
Wm Hargrave
Grant Township
Local Notes Outline City Changes and Upcoming Moves
Fragmented report notes committees planning events and a year’s pilgrimages. It mentions Pollock moving somewhere, a water tank for the railroad to be built, John Delpha’s telephone line from the north into Unionville, resignations at L H Howards drug store, and Judge Joel Joney’s sudden death. The Blackbird school district plans a new school building this summer.
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John-Delpha
Unionville
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Lenin
Hion
Kangas
Howard “Drug Store
Joel Joney
Blackbird
Abhoo
Carnival profits and local break in report
Ten years ago this week the Ladies' Civic League carnival earned 882.71. A break in at Noah Martin drug store Friday night stole a box of half gallon cans of sheep dip. the Tatman drug store was entered the same night with no obvious theft. A ladder incident and other stray notes mention local happenings as the baseball team is described with partial names.
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Ladies’ Civic League
Noah Martin
Tatman Drug Store
Speras
Miller
Chris
Unclear OCR fragment from Boston transcript
Fragmentary text from a Boston transcript mentions Esty Teen and Saturn wave, with garbled names and dates making the full event unclear. No verifiable details or cohesive facts appear to summarize into a coherent news item.
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