From front page to inauguration and local notices
Continued coverage outlines steps of a presidential election process from counting votes in the House hall to the March inauguration. It notes a Black defendant Green convicted of a vicious assault and sentenced to death by hanging after pleading guilty was rejected by the judge. It mentions officials and comments by A F Dawson and Secretary Wilson, local names, farm dealings, and social advice columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Green
A. F. Dawson
Iowa
Washington
Congress
United States
Rock Island
Wilson
Scott County
Mr. Wilson
Taft
Yale University
South
Yalety
Murray Bay
Canada
Court visit and local land rental notes in South Sullivan
South Sullivan reports F. J. Alspach attended court in Milan last week. Perry Hall has rented part of W. L. Taylors farm. Everett Riley visited over Sunday with friends in Sumner. Mrs E Hammers of El
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Pipes
F. P. Williams
Chas. Williams
M. R. Jenkins
F. J. Alspach
Milan
Perry Hall
Everet Riley
Sumner
The Home Circle: Warns of Strained Eyes From Blackboard Use
The article urges parents to protect children’s eyes noting prolonged blackboard viewing causes strain and potential eye disease. It contrasts past lessons with modern classroom habits and warns that long hours at boards harm vision.
Cross Roads Social Roundup Sunday Visits
Edith Tharp spent Sunday at Jas Dodson s. Orbra Jones visited Ernest Langdon. G H Crowdis of Linn Co. visited J W Pipes. Rev Creason preached at Cross Roads Sunday. Clorah Pipes and Bernice Dodson with Viva Correll. Mr and Mrs J W Pipes guests of W S Langdon. Mrs Sarah Harmon visiting with her son Price Harmon. Mrs S M Houser visiting her mother Mrs W L Langdon. Mr and Mrs Cleve Jennings and sons at J H Tharp s. Mr and Mrs C P Harmon welcome baby boy born the 15th. Mr and Mrs Jno Quigley, son and Mr and Mrs Arthur Pipes with Price Harmon as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orbra Jones
Ernest Langdon
G. H. Crowdis
Linn Co
J. W. Pipes
S. M. Houser
W. L. Langdon
Cleve Jennings
J. H. Tharp’s
C. P. Harmon
Jno. Quigley and Son
Arthur Pipes and Son
Price Harmon
Ora Bennett Wins Sweepstakes at Columbia Corn Show
Ora Bennett won the sweepstakes at the Columbia corn show with his yellow corn. This marks a second consecutive victory for him, boosting his reputation as a corn raiser and serving as strong advertisement for Linn County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ora Bennett
Ora
Linn County
I Wish I Were In Dixie Travel Pitch
The ad promotes winter travel to the South with special Burlington rates to Florida New Orleans Gulf Coast and Cuba. It invites readers to plan an easy comfortable trip with stops of interest and personalized help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
Cuba
Southland
Burlington
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Paso, Ill
D. C. Burk
John Burwell
Brookfield
Warren Stephenson
W. P. Nickell
C. G. Cutberth
Rear Humphreys
Frank Neff
W. J. Dodson
St. Louis
Hank Thurlo
D. C. Cassity
Laredo
John W. Taylor
Levi Taylor
Polk Taylor
Fern, Okla
Christendom
South Sullivan
E. Hammers of
Edith Tharp
Jas. Dodson’s
Rev. Creason
Cross Roads
Clorah Pipes
Bernice Dodson
Viva Correll
W. S. Langdon
Sarah Harmon
Son
Jas. Neet
L. Gibson
Cashier
A. E. Lambert
R. C. Bailey
Asa’t Cashier
the Peoples Bank
Browning, Missouri
J. G. Watson
E. H Callihan
B. J. Lambert
J. B. F. Wampler
Jas. Neet, M. P. Brainfield, W. E. Duckworth
H. C. Bailey
J. B Stone
A. N. Thurlo
J. A. Calhoun
R. M. Calhoun
Asn
Browning
Missouri
J. W. Sevier
J. M Thurlo
A. N. Thurlo, Wa
Shepherd J. I. Harmon
H. C. Pearson
L. G. Schrock I
Christy
W. M. Hicks
Adv
W. C. Ingram
S. A. Warren
Reger
Cassity
Purdin
Fredrick H. Peters
C. W. Peters
G. F. Peters
Dixie
Business Directory
Roy Whaley
E. H. Lehmann
North Salem
V. C. Bartlett
D.V.S
Hunter
Dr. Fleming
Biswell Lodge
A. F
A. M
J. &. Marvin
W. M
P. Nickell
Browning Rebekah Lodge
Gertrude Fields
N.G
Florence Lay
Austin & Williams
South Side Main St
M.W. A
C. W. Haggard
V. C
K. M. Duncan
A. A. Healy
Woadstock
Woadstock Co
Washington, D.C
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