Bowen Chronicle Notice Policy Summary
The Bowen Chronicle states it reserves the right to reject any and all news or advertising for any or no reason. The policy covers submissions and ads and outlines editorial discretion.
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Newspaper
Bowen Chronicle
Location
Bowen, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1937
Page
4
The Bowen Chronicle states it reserves the right to reject any and all news or advertising for any or no reason. The policy covers submissions and ads and outlines editorial discretion.
A sampler of 1920s era notes covers Red Cross aid to Spain, Georgia prison demographics, scarlet fever risks, New York City professions, Rose Bowl matchups, pork waste scavenging, egg quality devices, chicken egg yields, a War of 1812 pension widow, proposed railroad and wage reforms, colonial wage laws, Italian gasoline taxes, a new American Bible standard, helium discovery, Christmas tree figures, barber safety blades, Chinese shirt tails, prison musicians, Japanese liberalism, a Central Park crash, and a reflective verse on books.
A long list of Christmas gatherings is recorded across Galesburg, Beardstown, Adair NJ, Carthage, Lima II, Macomb, Quincy, Coatsburg, West Point, and surrounding areas. Families, friends, and 4H groups hosted dinners and entertainment, with many travelers staying with relatives and neighbors.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sherrick and extended family attended an oyster supper Friday evening at the home of Mrs. J. D. Sherrick. Also mentioned are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hirt of Quincy.
Mrs Henry Moore and family of August a welcomed guests as Miss Nina Edwards and Miss Mary Edwards of Denver called on Friday afternoon at the Oscar Jacobs home. Mr Milby Carpenter of Monmouth and Mrs Lillie Carpenter Floyd Poling of West Point visited. Otis Covert family from Quincy called Saturday evening on Marilyn. Christmas gathering with Oren Jacobs family followed by visits from Walter Todd and Glenn families.
A year end appeal urging careful driving and walking during the holiday season. The author stresses looking out for others on crowded highways and sidewalks and wishes readers a merry Christmas and a happy new year.
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