Local business and social notes from Fairbury area
Local columns detail price reductions on fibre chairs rockers and lamps at Hess Sons and other shops. Visits include Mr and Mrs Burton touring Fairbury and Chicago guests at Neely Wilxo home. A death in Kentland and family travel notes accompany chatter about sales, anniversaries, and community events through mid July.
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Edna Long
Edith Heistand
Gouilland
Mrs. Chiilers
Monticollo
Neely Wilxo
Editor Logan Bidding For Suffrage Votes
A rural newspaper letter questions suffrage coverage urging inclusive mailing to patrons including children and notes the dated issue of the paper. It references the Gook and Herald and criticizes the editor Logan for not extending the mail delivery rationale to a broader audience.
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Logan
Bro. Logan
Local notes on residents travel and farm prices in Newton County
This week’s page records travels of Robt Diliman J L Hershman Rev E C Chancellor and families from various towns to Girard Indiana and Kentland, with others visiting from Brook and Goodland. It notes a Hampshire brood sow for sale, storm damage reports, a freak apple crop, and community updates on schools, officials, and local business notices.
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Ben Leopold
Wen
Auto Thieves Bound Over To Circuit Court
Kentland witnesses describe car theft involving two young men Caspar about 22 and Manns 17 to 18 with prior records. The Cooper car was recovered, bonds set at 390 each for October term. sheriff and police praised for their pursuit and seizure.
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Culver
Kentland
Atty Osborne
Peirce Murphy
Marshall County
Kentand
Squire Meek
Hume Sammons
War Reid
Knox
Murphy
Morocco
Atty. Graves
Marshall McCarthy
Casper
Manns
Cooper
Squire Mack
Sherif Gardner
Rensselaer
Franklin
War Risk Insurance rules ease reinstatement for veterans
A Lake Division Red Cross field representative reports new War Risk Insurance rules effective July 1 1920. The policy allows reinstatement conversion without medical exam upon paying two monthly premiums and meeting health criteria. Applicants must show good health at discharge and within eighteen months of leaving service, with certain dates extending eligibility to January 1 1926. The article notes broad opportunity for former service members to reinstate at any time up to that date by paying premiums.
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R. C. Chotmely Jones
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Secretary of the Treasury
DB. P. Houston
T. D
W. RB
Bureau of War Riak Insurance
Election of Trustees at Christian Church Meeting
Members are notified of a Sunday July 18 church gathering to elect trustees of the Christian Church. C V Hatfield is Clerk of the Board.
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The
Christian Church
C. V. Hatfield
Board Christian Church
Local items note misstatements and repairs
A fragmentary column reports cut glass water toarblers priced at 1.74 to 2.25 dollars. Mentions Fred Sims and a rehearing request by a state tax commissioner. Corrects a previous error about Emory Purdy jailed for beating his wife. Recaps a World War veteran paying a $40 fine and a Thursday shower for Mrs. Quince Hood as friends replace lost items.
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Hess Drug Co
Emory Purdy
Amison
Jose Lawn
Purdy Ben Op
Toys
Morocco
Mrs Estes Drives Ford Success in Iowa Market
Leon Towa highlights Mrs M P Estes as one of Iowa’s top auto dealers, selling about 300 Ford cars yearly plus Fordson tractors. Des Moines branch praises her high delivery rate and large per capita sales, noting her as a leading female dealer and systematized approach to business.
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Leon
Towa
Ford Motor Company
M. P. Estes
Iowa
Bytes
Des Moines
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Velma Harkrider
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Miss Peart
H. M. Grigg
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Elmer Harkrider
A. Leopold & Son
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M.A. Jones
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