Traveling salesman dies suddenly in Pittsburgh and funeral ribbon misprint
A traveling salesman died suddenly in Pittsburgh. Relatives asked for a wreath inscription reading Rest In Peace on both sides and We Shall Meet In Heaven. The undertaker’s new assistant prepared a ribbon misprint saying Rest in peace on both sides and if there is room we shall meet in heaven. Pleasant Hill U B Church Oak hosts Sunday school at 10:30 a m and preaching at 8:00 p m led by G Boweaver.
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Pittsburgh
Pleasant Hill U. B. Church
Oak
G. Boweaver
Farm Bureau Notes and Local Community Meetings in 1922
Read ers in Union County extend coverage of the 1922 Farm Bureau events. The annual meeting is postponed to December 16 due to bad weather with HL H. Cable to speak. Reports cover island school activities in Big Sioux township, Nora Community club programs, Greenfield and Nora talent shows, Walnut Grove school program with Putnam, and upcoming Consolidated school events in Clyil Bond township. Mention of corn husking, help offers, and the free traveling library remains active.
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Union County
Elk Point
Farm Bureau
HL H. Cable
Hudson
Cable
Sioux City
Island
Big Sioux Township
Nora Community Club
Putnam
FH. M. Jones
Greenfield
Nora
Nori
Walnut Grove
Lucille Walsh
Clyil Bond Township
DeWitt Lily
Near East Relief urged by Hays for Armenia aid drive
Ank prompt relief campaign man Hays, ex postmaster general, appeals to states for funds to feed starving Armenians and refugees after Smyrna and Salonica devastation. Iowa aims for 300000 dollars with corn donations and free transport to mills, then seaboard. Treasury Savings Certificates offered to replace War Savings Stamps, encouraging small investments at four percent five years hence.
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Ank
Near Hast
Will H. Hays
Harding
America
Armenia
Smyrna
Salonica
Des Moines
Kendall
Iowa
Near East Relief Committee
Congress
Red Cross
W. J. Shallcross
Towa
Seaboard
Treasury Savings
United States
Sam
Iowa Farm Bureau Notes and Chicago Conventions
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation remains the lead national unit with five delegates to the Chicago convention December 11 to 14, the fourth national gathering. President C W Hunt pushes barberry eradication, seeking government funds. USDA recommended 450000 for 1923, but Congress cut to 100000 for 1933. Town reports strong progress in barberry removal. Senator Brookhart invited to speak January 11 1923 in Des Moines along with other state Farm Bureau leaders. Co operative marketing for livestock grows, Chicago Producers firm reports a new high weekly haul of 212 cars of stock, topping other firms in hogs handled. October sales total 542 cars.
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C.W. Hunt
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Hunt
State Farm Bureau Federations
Middle West
American Federation
Town
United States
Col
Brookhart
Des Moines
Probaly
R. H. Pearson
Iowa Agricultural College
Dwight Lewis
Iowa Board of Railway Commissioners
John Brown
Indiana
National Live Stock Producers’ Association
Richardson
Palla
Iowa
Cutler
Logan
Farm Bureau
Chicago
Towa Shippers
Union Stock Yards
Discredited Editorial Tone Signals Change in Farm Press
A Sioux City note cites postwar vituperation and faultfinding in agricultural journalism. Editors shifting policy toward constructive economic principles aim to restore reader confidence. The piece notes demand for positive ideas from leaders and highlights a robbery incident in Akron tied to a local dive with a suspect duo detained.
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Times
Sava
For Sale Purebred Duroc Jersey Boars Akron Listing
For sale Cloice stretchy pure bred Duroc Jersey boars from Williams and Koch Akron contact phone 13 F4.
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Jersey
L. C. Huebsch
Poland
Chester
R. I. Red Roosters
Fred Waterbury
Hampshire
Wm. Manning
Akron
Monarch Clan
Gertsdale D
Williams & Koch
Shoea Shoe Shop Ad Promises Comfort and Renewal
An antique style ad for Wladtric Achwidorski's shoe shop east of Kendall Hotel invites customers to come in and have shoes repaired or renewed, promising restored comfort and a fresh fit.
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Alex
Achwidorski
Wladtric
Kendall Hotel
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