Census Bureau plan for 1920 counts outlined
Anson T. Hakill announced the forthcoming census set to begin in January 1920 under President Wilson's proclamation. Over 7,000 enumerators and 372 supervisors will count every person, farm, and home feature across the nation, with strict confidentiality and cards replacing names at Washington.
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Omission of a date may bar condemnation hearing
A notice in a condemnation case over seized patent medicines may be legally defective due to missing date. Justice Huntley of Cedar Falls set the destruction hearing for 9 a.m. on the day of December, but the absent date could undermine the plaintiff’s action.
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Last Nights News in Briii Says Hoover Urges Aid for Europe
From 15 to 20 million people in central Europe face starvation unless aid is found, announced by President Hoover. Report continues with a brief mention of Lieutenant Bifeane from Moulmain, Burma.
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Boot and cobbler urged to mend at home in Britain
The call up of village bootmakers has disrupted rural domestic life. In several midland hamlets women increasingly learn mending and cobbling through technical classes in sewing, patching, and heels. Lady Petre says it should be as natural to cobble at home as darn stockings.
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