Local Notes and Visits From Oelwein to Dorchester
Mrs Fred Gehrke and daughter Hazel visited in Oelwein. Samuel Mosby and Mrs Anna DeSart visited in West Union. Community notices mention lost glasses, mill trading offers, and a move by Bob Peters. The Echo reports on church activities, health updates, and travels of residents to Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio for Apostleship work.
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Fred Gehrke
Hazel
Oelwein
Mee
Samuel Mosby
Anna DeSart
West Union
Biessid
Echo
Daytona Beach
Sam Boleyn
Dr. Hadsel
Prof
Dorchester
Bettle Kohler
Pothergill Wes
Hetle Mirs
Philathea
Bert Kober
R. A. Crider
Verle Kniel
Edward Grimm
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Apostle Church
Chesley FR. Palmer
Kansas City
Frm
Cluett& Petbody
H. R.'Palmer
Hawkeye
Cluett & Peabody
Carl Gehring
Elgin
John Kohler
Gehring
Kohler
West Bend Journal
Frank Martin
PostviNe Hospital
Gerald Schort
Ben Schort
Evanston
Gordon Mosby
Chicago
Literary Digest
Japan
Commodore Perry
H.W. Palb
California
Mel Kohler
Rochester
Minnesota
C. PB. Stoehr
Mayo Bros’, Hospital
Sindhr
Smiles reveal deep feelings in women says essay
The piece argues women smile for many reasons from love and kindness to deception. It notes young love, widow’s reserve, and maternal joy behind smiles, and contrasts it with a man’s misreading of her expressions, while praising the emotional range of female smiles.
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Ray
Guld
Philadelphia J Ledger
Irish Terrier Saves Trainer From Savage Horse at Belmont
At Belmont Park an Irish terrier named in memory of a trainer’s horse saved his master when the vicious horse Jock Scot attacked. The dog barked and grabbed the horse by the nose, allowing the trainer to reach safety as onlookers intervened with clubs. The trainer now cherishes the dog as his dearest possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Park
Jock Scot
Chief
First Prize Achieved by Student and Teacher Anecdote
A narrative from a hopeful primary class where Mary Eien and fellow pupils praise their teacher for clever skills. The students joke about the teacher twisting words into riddles and ribbons into a rope, while a principal and father commend Marks achievement and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Eien
Righ Seheod Thomas
Tieateter
Mark
Feminine Curiosity at Quemea Marine Camp
A Delaware town party of young girls toured the Quemea marine camp to view exhibits about the future of camp life. An officer explains that taps signals lights out and is played over dead soldiers, prompting a young woman to ask what happens if there are no dead soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quemea
Delaware
Tapr
Tapsig
Honor
Townspeople recall pioneers and local varied news
The column blends reminiscences of early settlers Walter Pritchard and Mrs. Wickman with obituaries for Mrs. Wickman and other residents. It notes Henry Ford urging government funding for power projects, health ads, farm club results, a name change for Clayton County paper, travel plans of Mr. and Mrs. Bopp, and New Year’s Eve alcohol concerns. Major entities include Fayette County Union, Clayton County Messenger, Walter Pritchard, Mrs. Wickman, Rupert Messgeler, Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, and Kansan power ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citilaen
Walter Pritchard
Miyria
Wiyria
Mary Wickman
Evgin
Atburn
Scott Wickam
Henry Ford
Muzele Shoals
Tennessee
Kansas
Channes City Press
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Muehrenthsier
Doys
Payette County
Navy
Rupert Messgeler
Arlington
Fayette County
Union
Harriett Ransom
Fonin
Chickasaw Boy's and
Girl's Pig Club
Clayton County Democrate
Clayton County Messenger
J. W. Bopp
California
Minneapolis
Oelwein
Fayette County Union
Christ
Odel
Sumner Gurette
Bed Blankets and Wool Socks Sale at Half Price
Elgin store touts ample cotton bed blankets and heavy wool socks with deep discounts. Prices list casual goods such as suitcases and corsets at significant cuts, claiming the sale beats typical costs and targets family shoppers.
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Younghusband
London
Webster New International
Lehman’s
Digin
Eigis Savings Bank Suilding
Crider
Lowa
van Camp
Swift
Vie
Max Thoma
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