Christmas Visits Across Counties Fill Local Homes
Numerous residents including Del Fleagle, Mr. and Mrs. Conover, and Fern Sappenfield spent Christmas weekend with relatives in Winfield Mt Pleasant and Davenport. county officials and engineers traveled to St Louis to buy steel for Merrimac bridge. Various locals returned to study work and travel dates noted.
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George Conover
Mt. Pleasant
Board of Supervisors
Jefferson County
St. Louis
Merrimac Bridge
Charles Hodson
George Q. Loesch
Oklahoma City Editor Details Paper Costs and Price Hikes
Edgar R. Bean of Oklahoma City notes a sharp rise in white paper costs at The Oklahoman from about 5,000 to 15,900 dollars monthly. To cover the extra 10,000 monthly expense the paper plans higher advertising rates a six dollar yearly subscription and a 15 percent payroll cut across departments.
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Edgar R. Bean
Oklahoma City
Oklahma
J. W. Bean
Bean
Journal
Telegraph
Oklahoman
The
Reward Offered for Lost Pocketbook Between Fairfield Dry Cleaning and Depot
A $25 reward is offered for the return of a black pocketbook lost between Fairfield Dry Cleaning Works and Q. depot. The item contained two diamond rings one wedding ring and a small amount of money. Contact W. H. Parker at phone 331.
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Fairfield Dry Cleaning Works
Q. Depot
Knights of Pythias Work Session and Smoker Notice
There will be work in the rank of Knight Wednesday evening at 7 30, also smoker. Get your milk at J L King's. Four teen quarts for a dollar. Delivered. Phone 3619.
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J. L. King’s
Coal Delivery Announcement From Chicago Route
Another car of hard coal left Chicago on December 22. Buyers are urged to phone S. A. Power at 532 and 141 to place orders.
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Chicago
S. A. Power
Prominent Hotel Man Cal lis Dies in Kokomo
T O Cal lis longtime Francis Hotel manager and secretary treasurer died after a weeklong illness from bronchial pneumonia He had contracted a severe cold at the Indiana Hotel Keepers association meeting in Indianapolis where he was elected president He also served as vice president of the Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit association and was a T P A member
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Kokomo
Ind
T. O. Callis
Francis Hotel
Calis
Indiana Hotel Keepers’ Association
Indianapolis
Callis
Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association
Street to Be Named For Gallieni in Paris
Paris municipal council assigns a committee to select a street or square name honoring late General Gallieni after debate over the commemorative gesture. The move reflects ongoing efforts to memorialize prominent military figures within the city.
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Gallieni
Paris
Municipal Council of
Ceneral Cgallieni
Masonic Banquet Tickets Offered Before Friday Noon
Tickets for the Masonic Banquet on New Year s Night cost one dollar each. Those seeking tickets should obtain them from the committee members Dr J B Gaumer A F Greet or R F Wilson no later than next Friday noon. No sales will occur after that time.
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J. 8. Gaumer
A. F. Greet
R. F. Wilson
Bishop Quayle Lecture at Methodist Church Dec 30
Noted author and orator Bishop Quayle delivers a great lecture titled Factors of Destiny at the Methodist church Saturday evening December 30. Admission is 25 cents. 26 Nata at
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Leggins, Artics and
Huntircland
del Fleagle
Winfield
O. L. Doan
Gene Chadduck
Davenport
Fern Sappenfield
Iowa City
City
L. S. McGuire
Leo Kilfoy
Melrose
Mrs
D. T. Kilfoy
Russell Collins
Ames
Marion Young
Wm. H. Parker
Keithsburg, Ill
L. Baird
Ainsworth
George Frasher
Paul Ferrer
Libertyville
George Kavitz
Harry Bennett
Pleasant Plain
J. C. Bley
Ill
J. M. Hammer
Mrs. Bley
Anna DuVall
Kirksville, Mo
Della du Vall
Mrs. Manley Caviness
Stockport
Vern Speer
Birmingham
D. I. Leech
M. Black
Des Moines
Ethel Rizer
Lockridge
Forrest Clinkenbeard
Oscar Mangold
Gretna, Neb
Mildred Mitchell
Brighton
Thompson
Ray McKeen
Trenton, Mo
Charles Speer
Washington
J. M. Speer
H. L. Rawlings
Denver, Col
E. L. Stephenson
Atty
Roy Curray
Warner
Joseph Curray
Elizabeth Freding
M. K. Barnes
Illinois
Octavian Walgren
University of South Dakota
Ernest Frank
Wm. Louden
Lester Chambers
Keota
Nettie Parsons
Madeline Weir
New York City
Albert Swanson
Ottumwa
Virginia Garnette
Miss Ruby
Knoxville
C. M. Graham
Madeline Parks of
Stronghurst,ll
Gladys Rankin
T. L. Pogue
Lewis Pogue
Mary Gifford
Bloomfield
D. E. Crail
Madock Stephenson
Brother
John Stephenson
C. J. Fulton
Henry Stichter
Emma Kahl
Black Earth
Minn
Laura Hansen
Chippewa, Wis
Charles Heer
George Simmons
Frank Simmons
Clinton Lodge
A. F
A. M
Hugh Gaumer
Charles City
Pauline Shriner
Evan Valentine i
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Curran
Harrison Hoagland
Theo Gumm
Ray Armstrong
Latavia
James Alfred
Ella and
Lucile Allerdice
Glendale
Blanche and
Viloma Jaumer
Nmas
Wm. Pence
Columbus Junction
Ray Bradshaw
Batavia
Bradshaw
Asa Meredith
Newton
B. F. Meredith
Louis Hauf
Mildred
Haut
Rena Traxler
Roy Fresconi
Roxie Chandler
Charles Gabbert
New London
John Cochran
Minnie Vandagriff
Grace Carruthers
Centerville
W. H. Parker
Knights OF
Pythias
W. &. Baker
New Temple
E. W. Holler
O. J. Simmons
Ledger Office
Vorniznes
Hove
Aryiban
Baitsar
Gains Bros
John T. Davies
Undertaker
L. E
Nata
Drags Gaumer Bros
Gairfield Theater
Douglas Fairbanks
Doug
Keystone
Ford Sterling
Polly Moranin
Lois Weber
Tyrone Power
Eye
God
Billy Burke
Fatty Arbuckle
Charles Aaf
Peggy Coudry
Dan Russell
Orpheum
Jesse L. Laskey
Marie Doro
Irene Howley and
William Nigh
Hife’s
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