Singing and visits mark Kansas community notes
The Kansas column records numerous social visits among residents including Mrs. Jim Shell and the Wright family, Miss Enrico Thompson and others at local gatherings. It notes syrup making, fodder pulling, and a special fair week sale ad offering a $30 watch for 10.25.
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Kansas
Jim Shell
J.J. Wright
Wilshe
Margaret Warren
Annie Adair
Carrollton
Enrico Thomps
Jowle Lengue
Wilsle
Claude Watson
Bud Wright
J. W. League
A. R. Johnson
P. 2. Johnson
R. W. Johnson
Bates
M. W. Leng
Hons
W. B. Johnson
J. Ts. Barron Sanday
Anna Phillips
Joe Darnell
L. A. Styles
Ulacy Kemp
Buchanan, Tive
Deen
Jon Darnell
F. M. Thomas
Joe Warren
Providence
Pateville
Young Harris College Letter paints mountain scenes and faith
A 1920 letter from Young Harris College in Georgia describes climbing Double Knob and exploring a wild, quiet mountain trail. The writer notes nature's beauty, a sing ing pee wee, and reflections on creation and divine care for workers.
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Young Harris
Free Press
Young Harris College
of Georgia
Double Knobe
Earth
Oy TI
Jesus
A Poetic Wedding in Missinalpot Courtroom Recital
In a rural setting a wedding took place before Judge Norman Moore as Bettie Johnson and Jim Davis answered yes to marriage vows. The judge pronounced them man and wife with lines about life’s joys and strife and their binding commitment.
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New York &Inn
Bettie Johnson
Jim Davis
Norman Moore
Jim
Bettie
Card of Thanks for McCain Family Friends
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to many McCain family members and friends for support during illness and death, with blessings from Mr and Mrs McCain and Wren and Rowe families.
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J. D. McCain
Mra
W. T. McCain
G. W. McCain
A A. McCain
W. McCain
J. R. McCain
W. A. Wren
I, N. B. Rowe
Wrist Watch Sale At Fair Week Creel and Harper
A 30 00 wrist watch with 15 jewels offered for fair week only at 16 25. Creel and Harper advertise the deal.
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Creel & Harper
Southern Railway adds over a thousand freight cars
Washington Sept 27 One thousand and ninety three freight cars have been built for the Southern Railway System since March first when control ended. Eight new cars per day are placed in service including 555 new steel underframe box cars and 598 rebuilt coal cars. The cars were built at the Lenoir Car Works in Senior City Tennessee as part of regional industrial development.
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Washington, D. C
Southern Railway System
Lenoir Car Works
Tenn
Southern Railway
Soutin
Notice Adapts Obituary and Card Of Thanks Policy
A notice explains obituary submissions up to 150 words free with a per word charge for excess. Card of Thanks items receive 50 cent base with a per word fee after 50 words. Submissions must include payment with copy.
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Armount
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Stewart & Fleming's Basement Public Square
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N.C
Camala