Violence of Blackguardism and Knox Resolution
A Fort Wayne Journal Gazette piece argues Senator Knox’s resolution sabotages the peace treaty and the League of Nations. It warns the act would harm US relations with Britain France Italy and Japan, provoke war with Germany, and endanger prosperity and social order. It condemns partisanship and asserts the public favors ratification and peace.
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Wilson
Germany
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
League of Nations
Mr. Knox
Ragl esville notes on wars and visits from neighbors
Raglesville residents recount postwar returns from France with Robert Jackson spending a week with his brother Grover and family. Lorin Clark and wife visit from Griffith. Bernard Pate and others from Danville and Paris, Illinois. Local farming activity includes tomato business, transplanting, and upcoming wheat harvest amid a smaller county acreage than before.
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Robert Jackson
France
Grover
Mr. Jackson
Lorin Clark
Griffith
W. H. Clark
Bernard Pate
Danville
M. O. Pate
Smiley
Center Church
Addie Pate
Loo Févtee
Marshall
Familly
P. J. Walker
Shogootee
Agnes Pate
State Normal
Paris
Illinois
Riley Flinn
Here
Walter Sims
WS. Zigler
M. O. Pate Ana
Wilson labeled traitor by protestors at Versailles
An American delegation leader at Versailles is described as a traitor and anarchist by protestors, who accuse Woodrow Wilson of corrupt international deals. They denounce personal attacks, call for decency, and warn that demonizing opponents mirrors Bolshevism and undermines government by black Byardism.
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Versailles
B “Polsheviki
Jaspot
Pate
Peggy Brazely
Woodrow Williig
Senate
United States
Wilson
Party Politica
Mexico
League
Penrose
Kner
Watson
New
Harvey
Johnson
Lodge
Harding
Harvest Costs Rise as Farmers Face Higher Labor
In the county many farmers report rising costs for binder twine and labor, with threshing and repair work lifting expenses. Farmers pool labor to cut costs while merchants and bankers weigh land investments versus bonds as weather and yields influence profits. The Seymour Republican notes growers adapt by cooperation to reduce labor and maximize margins.
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Seymoer Republican
Picnic at Hindostan Falls Featured by Phi Gamma Delta Members
Members of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity enjoy a Martin County afternoon picnic at Hindostan Falls with their accompanying ladies. Attendees include Margaret List Esther Smiley Helen O Neall Norme Johnson Mayme Keith Roth Waller Louise Frank Petersburg Emily Hanghoe Mt Virginia Ralph Hastings Charles Smiley McKinley Vance John Scodder Earl Rupert Murdoch Whod Sanford and Sam Boyd.
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Hindostan
Phi Gamm Delta
Hindostan Falls
Martin County
Margaret List
Esther Smiley
Helen O’neall
Norme Johnson
Mayme Keith
Roth Waller
Louise Frank
Petersburg
Emily Hanghoe
Mt. Vernon
Ralph Hastings
Charles Smiley
McKinley ‘Vance
John Scodder
Earl
Rupert Murdoch
Whod Sanford
Sam ‘Boyd
SELF FEEDER HOG TESTS PROVE VALUE IN GAIN
Oral Chapman reports twenty three hogs fed by self feeder on Portersville road gained 127.2 pounds total in 66 days, about 1.93 pounds daily, with 162.5 bushels of corn and 500 pounds tankage. Akester’s pigs averaged 2.26 pounds daily on forage, showing forage reduces tankage use and boosts efficiency.
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Oral Chapman
Portersville
Mr. Chapman
Charles Akester
Thease Hoge
Chapman
Emer
Tesa Testesra
Alcester
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Newport
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Washington
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Jim McDonald
Washington, Ind
the Ladies' Home Journal
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