Illinois farmers propose direct selling of grain
Illinois farmers advocate direct grain selling to buyers instead of the Chicago Board of Trade. The Illinois Agricultural Association reports broad support across nine districts and discusses farmer elevators, possible farmer brokerage houses, and reduced transport costs to boost farmer profits.
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Hienis
Chicago Board of Trade
Tminois Agricultural Association
W. G. Eckhart
The
Winds Agricultural Association
Thompasen
Congressions
Monts
Agricultural Association
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Saemers
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Booze Valued at Million Routed by Federal Agents
Federal alcohol seizures in New England total more than 35,000 gallons valued around five million dollars since January 1. Agent W. McCarthy, enforcement officer for the region, said numerous cases are under investigation following the crackdown.
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The
Associates Press
Boston
Federal
New England
McCarthy
Engineer Killed Fireman Injured In Train Wreck
Danville Indiana January 29 Associated Press reports Wabash passenger train derailed near Tilton last night. Engineer Dan Stewart of Peru died from injuries. fireman Totbe escaped major injuries after jumping from the engine as fuel cars alongside caught fire. Fire and wreckage were visible for miles.
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Associated Press
Danville
Anne
W Stewart
Perg
Ind
Tilton
Totbe
Peru
Fractured OCR Report from Cleveland News Item
An OCR read of a Cleveland June item describes a rushing event near Lakewood and a window display with coal and sugar price notes. Clerks show surprise as a window sign is touched and a price is noted, with garbled weather terms and stray words throughout.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lakewood
Furnall
Whiting
Tragic Family Clash Ends in Fatal Self-Inflicted Wound
In Seymour area, 1 year old May Barkouin dies after mother and son fight over feeding oxen. alleged self-harm follows a dispute with the father about horses. The mother reportedly attempted to intervene and was shot. the infant’s head injury proves fatal.
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May Barkouin
Tarkinan
Seymour
Sumlay
Garkinan
Eharie Sturkinan
Barr Township Farmers' Picnic Held With Refreshments
The Barr Township Farmers' Federation arranged a Fourth of July event at Middles Trad with community leaders in attendance. Charles RooSums of Sarat and others from Aaamville were noted among organizers, with refreshments served on the grounds.
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Barr Township
Toile da Tefar le
Charles RooSums
Thor
Qd Nirthan
Aaamville
Wrounds
Last Rites and Remembrances fill local notices
Obituary notes recall Mrs. Thomas G Horrall with long church work at Bethel Methodist and her family ties to Kelso, Hor rall, and celebrated life of faith. Also reported: Esmond J Cadebeer obituary and a death linked to a local Christian church member. Brown en led by fall from an office building in unrelated item.
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Thomas G. Horrall
Hourrall
George
Kelso
Mtss
T. CL
An Lig
Horrall
Tommy
Harrall
Washington
Ora Easter
D.C
Estella Col
North
Topeka
Kans
Frank Wertz
Bethel¢ Methodist Church
Horrail
Calnjé
Bethel
Edmond J
Esmond J. Cadebeer
Gasebeer
Sind
Carliste
Thule
Gladys
Francis Rohner
Ayshere
Esch to Seek Primary renomination in Wisconsin Seventh
Esch, longtime Wisconsin Republican leader and dean of the state delegation, seeks renomination in the Seventh district. Opponent is J D Beck with support from labor and reorganized party factions. Esch relies on his personal following and broad district prestige to win the September primary.
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LA Crosse
Wis
Esch
Republic
Wisconeln
J. D. Beck
Geressindn
Secur
Mir
Mit
Supervisor Land Post Office Plan Oversees Employee Management
Ohio reports discuss post office supervision by employees and management reforms. Proposal aims to standardize efficiency and working conditions, with recommendations from committees and public input. The council may approve measures. the supervisor can veto council actions.
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Land Post Office Associated
Ohio
Unite Ates
United Agement
Sodarger
Sentiment vitALIZING for sea waterway project at joint meeting
A public program outlines the Great Tarkon waterway plan with national and regional leaders. Speakers include Charles Ed Townsend and Herbert Favenator among others. states in the allied association span Michigan Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Colorado Nebraska and more.
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Eoxenstom
United Sinaths Sonor
Charles Ed. Townsend
Mivter
Herbert Favenator
Lansing Ita Beach
Endnevers
U. S
HH. Tar
Chadds Nob
Finais
Michigan
Minnesota
Dadland
Ohio
Own
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minutana
Idaho
Wyoming
Colapado
Nebraska
Wabash Chosen as Indiana Farmers' Group Meet Site
Vincennes June 29 1931 Wabash selected as meeting place for the annual convention of the Indiana department of The American region at the close of its session. A robbery occurred at an area bank with $3000 taken and cashier hit while other employees were bound. posse formed to pursue suspects believed to have fled toward Green Fork nine miles west of Richmond.
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Associated Press
Vincennes
Ind
Wabash
Indiana Department of the American Region
aCrios
City Farmers’ Bank and Escapra
I. UE
Swaine
Green Fork
Richmond
Iares City
Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Ages
A list of marriage licenses shows couples from Washington and nearby areas with ages, occupations, and townships. Records include Aline Edmondson and Frederick Bune, Lynn Tatmon and Chester Dobbs, plus many others with respective spouses and ages.
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Loylx
Frederick Bune
Washington
Della Blake Edmondson
Lynn Tatmon
Chester A. Dobbs
Indianapolis
Luke Harmon
Oddan
Junker
Jackman
Ernest Otis Hinker
Indianapelis
Blair Jackman
Palmer Kaupmann
Sanford Graam Teter
Portis Lormine Kaufmann
Washroel
Holinson
Margaret Koster Lint
Washinton
Simpson Padgett
John Alva Shapaem
Kollemaaiker
Ships
Helen Levedaartett
Vontiohiss
Gottere
Lester Vontrees
Laborer
Shay
Wish
Inttem
Gladys Cottee
Wash
Inyrtury
New Suits Filed in Henry and Graham Cases
James V. Henry sues Btela Henry, attorney Aisin Padprett listed for the plaintiff. Thayne J. Graham files ejectment and quiet title action against Douglas Kiieka et al. Gardner & Tharp represent the plaintiff.
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James V. Henry
Btela Henry
Dwerve
Aisin Padprett
Plainug
Thayne J. Graham
Douglas IF
Kiieka
Clardner & Tharp
Philnely
Real estate transfers recorded in mid June with multiple parcels
Real estate transfers dated June 11 to 21 show various deeds. Florence T F Hyatt transfers to Charles F Moore and others. Jonathan Horden buys swq parcels. Florence R Hyatt to Rebecca Prather. Thomas Spink and Julia Bastin acquire lots in St Pauls adds. several other deeds list parcels in Hillcrest Acton Meredith’s addition and Elnora area with prices and lot numbers.
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Florence Tf. Hyatt
Charles F. Moore & Wylot
Hillcrest Adlitten
Avo
M. Luther Mart
Malin Spurnom
Sara J. Theampson Et Atl
Maethsen Spurgeon
Lot
Crook's Add
Acton
Thomnas L. Sullivan
Woto
William Thits
Wranklin FE
Hepler
William Hiester
Alle M. Stanton & H
Jonathan Horden
South Side
Meredith
S Edwards
Ener R. Riester
George
Nixon
Hilt- Joseph Yeurep & W
James SL
Fire Destroys Large New Barn on Joe Small Farm
Joseph Small a Washington township farmer suffered a heavy loss Monday night when a large barn on his farm near Oak Grove cemetery burned undetermined origin. A cow and calf perished, hay and grain and a wagon burned, and about 200 chickens perished in a blaze that started around 9 pm and intensified after 11 pm. Insurance on the loss is listed at $700.
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Oak Grove Cemetery
Aern
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Small
Republican platform survey hints at strong national stance
A cautious overview presents the Republican platform as a bold national statement. It analyzes political and economic candidates and outlines remedial measures, highlighting a decisive, reform minded agenda.
Republican Party Platform Discusses Government Reform and Peace
The document envisions budget reform, anti profiteering enforcement, and limited presidential powers. It supports free speech, anti lynching, and civil service extension while endorsing women’s suffrage and federal aid for education and health. It condemns entangling alliances and calls for an international peace alliance based on justice.
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Federal Reserve Act
Panama Canal
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United States
Amerfeah
Ur National & Poe
Germans at Samoa Ahea Soon to be Deporting
The report notes Germans in Samoa faced deportation with New Zealand authorities ready to assist. The article mentions a Samoa indemnity portion and potential deductions related to Ge t demnity. Details are fragmented and unclear due to OCR errors.
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Awellington
New Zeittan
Pole
Tirad
Gompers Pressured by Democrats in AFL Machinery
National Republican accuses Samuel Gompers and AFL leaders of delivering labor to the Democratic party. The piece claims insiders benefit from administration ties and warns Republican labor factions to challenge Gompers in upcoming campaigns. It references a New York World critique and predicts limited value to labor from Gompers if aligned with the administration.
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Wave of Speculation Sweeps Over Rumanni a Global Crisis Note
A European dispatch reports growing speculation about Rumania with emphasis on economic strains and import restrictions. The piece discusses clothing shortages, price increases, and consumer behavior amid wartime controls, plus tangential notes on Upper Silesia autonomy debates and international reactions.
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Upper Silesia independence debate among German leaders
The piece discusses Upper Silesia's status with German center figures and labor leaders divided on separation. Opinions vary on whether a separate state would emerge and how quickly Germany could reabsorb Upper Silesia, with dates ranging from five to twenty years.
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Ada
Prehisette
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Elevator Fall at Manx Hotel Spars Survivors in San Francisco
Eight Tidinnamer delegates narrowly escaped injury when an elevator from the sixth floor plunged to a position between the second and third before a safety device stopped it. Passengers included former Governor S. M. Ralston and several named men from Indiana. They were trapped about twenty minutes but unharmed.
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Manx
8. M. Ralston
John Heller
Decatur
Zeorge Purcell
Vincennes
Charles Murdock
Lafayette
J. M. Wallace
Mariont
George W. Pigman
Tiberry
John J. Mitchell
Saters
Charles Murphy
Brookston
Notice of bids for Washington Township road construction
The Daviess county commissioners will on July 6 1920 at 2 o clock p m at the auditor's office Washington Indiana receive sealed bids for completion of the free improved highway in Washington township as petitioned by John M Walsh et al Each bid must include double the bid amount in a bond conditioned for faithful performance and affidavit of non collusion must accompany bids The county reserves right to reject any or all bids
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Daviess County
Conte Lalie
Auditor's U Office
Washington
Indiana
Washington Township
John M. Walsh
Board of Commissioners
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Board of Vomnuséipiers
Daniel I. Myers
Davieys County
Washinston Township
A. G. Ler
Aleein
Olive Vance
Isdrer
Nyaanastom
Martin Sly. & Myers
Notice of Administration in Daviess County Indiana
Notice is given that an administrator has been appointed and qualified in the Daviess circuit court for the estate of Andrew J. Miller, deceased, in Indiana. The estate is believed solvent. Dated June 22, 1920. Alan son C. Wire, Administrator, Mastingh and Allen, attorneys.
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Daviess Cincult Court
Daviews County
Indiana
Dale
Andrew J. Miller
Bald Catate Ja
Alanson C
WIRE
Mastingh & Allen
Mes Notien
Noalc
Davies Selreult
Davies Coltgny
William W. Reed
Sald County
Gupssel
Grant Perkins
NGS. & Allen
Appointment and bond sale notices from Davie County Indiana
Appointments as administrator of William W. Reed estate in Davies County Indiana. Notices announce bids for impaired road and highway improvement bonds in Davie County with set dates in 1920 1921. Bonds total about 4538 or 5052 dollars with interest at 4 1 2 percent and payment plans through 1921 1922.
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