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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
8
Indiana Governor James P. Goodrich said he would convene an emergency session in late August or early September to primarily pursue ratification of the federal woman suffrage amendment. He noted responses from 35 state governors, with 25 willing to call special sessions if needed.
Two thousand delegates from across Indiana attend the fifty-fifth annual State Sunday School Association session in Marion. Shelbyville and Crawfordsville supporters clash over the 1920 convention while specialists from Indiana and other states participate in the program.
O G Willey of S First St testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble after long riding and jolting. He says the pills regulate his kidneys and restore normal function. Price 60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. makers, Buffalo NY.
Mayor George J. Karb and Chamber officials promise Columbus can handle the Methodist Centenary Celebration crowds. Karb says the city will welcome visitors and will not fail the exposition crowds. Daniels places the capacity at 300,000 visitors, with Dickson estimating a minimum of 300,000 and potential to double that.
Montana farm bureaus led crop demonstrations showing sunflower silage yields of 10.25 tons per acre in dry land and 29 tons with irrigation. Sunflowers compare favorably to corn in similar conditions and suit high valleys with limited corn output. The state experiment station distributes seed through farm bureaus to ensure broad, reliable access.
Washington reports the House judiciary committee, by 12 to 5, refused to grant President Wilson authority to modify wartime prohibition on wines and beer. The vote on Representative Gard’s amendment aimed at partial repeal of the wartime act. Phonograph records offered by H. A. Davis & Company.
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