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Newspaper
Bowen Chronicle
Location
Bowen, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1937
Page
4
Published weekly with a one dollar fifty cent yearly rate in advance. The publication reserves the right to reject any or all news or advertising for any reason or without explanation.
A whimsical line from the poem recited in Alice in Wonderland echoes the famous Walrus speech about shoes ships sealing wax and cabbages and kings. The verse frames a merrily absurd invitation to discuss a range of varied topics.
This montage surveys daily concerns from faith and music to war reports and rising meat prices. It notes Japanese aggression in China, stock prices and salaries, a prophecy on leadership appointments, and a public notice detailing a 1937 Hancock County land sale with specific parcels and sale terms.
Wm H Liskey to Mrs Lulu Liskey etc 6.9la pt nw sec 18 Pon Toosuc 1. W C Van Pappelendam to Katheryn Barker lots 7 8 blk 5 E & J sub English add to Warsaw Esther Repplinger to DeLaney C Higby ehf nw nw and sw nw nw sec 5 Montebello 1. Roy Barnes to Clyde A Bailey ehf blk 11 blk 12 Pulaski 250. Roy E Stidum by master to Emanuel A Gildner et al pt and nhf se sec 18 and nhf nw sec 20 Pilot Grove 9200. Fannie M Mund to Rebecca A Fredrick ehf lot 2 and 3 blk 28 Warsaw 1000. Nieta State Bank to William Tell Steiner lot 7 blk 1 Millers add to Niota 1. Lawrence Trautvetter to Anna Wollbrink lots 7 8 blk 2 Becks add to Tioga 1800. Charles Gerber to F E Crane lots 8 9 10 blk 11 Pontoosuc 800. Sylvia Newman by master to Wilber Pettit and Henry Hulls lots 1 2 sub nw sec 28 Prairie 6250. John W White to Ila E Salisbury 18a pt sw sec 35 St Marys 1. Ila E Salisbury to Stella White Joy Walker Gordon lots 2 3 Prentices add Carthage 1. Joy Walker Gordon et al to Olive G Reu same 1.
Rev Floyd Taylor and daughter Evelyn of St Joseph Missouri visited last week with his brother Rev W A Taylor and family. Women’s Missionary Society met with Mrs Lizzie Winsten to study Rural Life Seeks a New Day with fifteen present. Mary Shinkle left for Phoenix to spend winter. Several visits and social hours noted among local families and friends including Adams County Endeavor Convention and various gatherings.
Sunday near Edina Missouri residents Mr and Mrs Parker Speer visited Mrs Josie Milsuid and Mrs Clara Farmer. Neighbors celebrated A A Adkisson birthday with many friends and family. Rev and Mrs W A Taylor hosted a happy gathering with children grandchildren and guests.
A speaker urges strict safety on highways, at home, and at work, warning that causing injury or death can devastate a family. He asks readers if they would gamble with their loved ones and emphasizes the duty to prevent accidents.
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