Correspondence from local residents and visitors
Miss Della Davis returned to her home Saturday. Miss Florence Hollender visits her brother Elmer. Amos Edmunds of Ottumwa spent Sunday with relatives. Miss Minnie Johnson of Salina visited Miss Elsie Randall. Mr Clark and Miss Sadie Gos sick and visited Miss Belle Sands. Miss Hilman Sodergreen stays with Mrs Gust Edmunds. Misses Katherine and Margaret Borifield of Fairfield visited Susie C. Bethesda children’s day exercises were well attended with a nice program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Davis
Florence Hollender
Elmer
Amos Edmunds
Ottumwa
Minnie Johnson
Salina
Elsie Randall
Mr. Clark
Miss Sadie Gossick
Miss Belle Sands
Katherine
Margaret Borifield
Fairfield
Susie C
Besthesda
Arrigan
Glendale Hay Harvest Probed as Damm Ships Hogs
In Glendale the hay harvest is being prose cuted. M and M Damm shipped two cars of hogs to Ottumwa on Tuesday. Charles Allerdice and wife of Centerville visited his parents. Fred Bowermaster and Win Kelly visited the Laman ski home. Miss Della Davis was a guest, with Nellie and Bertha at home. The Historical Society meets Saturday July 1. Mr. Gage will discuss Clinkenbeard Blood of 1840, a rain event heavier than weeks ago. Meetings grow in attendance and attendees are pleased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bowermaster
Win
Kelly
Lamanski
Della Davis
Nellie
Bertha
the Historical Society
Gage
Fairfield Visitors and Local Social Notes
Packwood O F Bryer is in Fairfield today J D Snider was on our streets last week Miss Tola Faris is visiting relatives in Richland Miss Kate Patterson spent Sunday in Hedrick Miss Bessie William has returned from Hedrick Edna Samuelson was visiting friends here yesterday D Roth of Fairfield was a business caller here last week Mr and Mrs Geo Caldwell of Hedrick are spending a few days here Gwen Howe is spending a few days among her little friends in the country Mrs Spellman and children have returned from a visit in Pleasant Plain Several of our young people attended services at Richland Sunday evening Mrs J M Fleenor of Ottumwa spent several days here visiting at the home of her son P B Grafton one of our most esteemed citizens had a paralytic stroke yesterday morning He is reported better at this writing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Samuelson
D. Roth
Fairfield
Gwen Howe
J. M. Fleenor
Ottumwa
P. B. Grafton
Local notes from Glasgow and area reflect visits and events
Miss Linda Graber recovers at home from illness while Mt Pleasant resident H Wright visits a friend. Carl Jay in Chicago reports an appendectomy success. In Glasgow, Baptist Sunday service hosts Rev Workman with teaching, followed by a P M session featuring Rev Decker double wedding in Rome. Talks by Mrs T B Short Ella and Hiram Heaton conclude the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Workman
Bates
Salina
Macindoe
Decker
Rome
Local News Glimpses From Lockridge and Area
Miss Cora Shuppy spent Tuesday in Lockridge. Clarence Shuppy suffers with catarrh. Harlie Van Winkle owns a new bogey. S A McGuire and wife called in Fairfield Thursday. Farmers in the district harvest wheat. Miss Lyte Chatterton of Pairfield visits Mrs. Lizzie McGuire. A large crowd attended preaching at Mohawk schoolhouse Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S S Ross of Mt. Pleasant visited Mrs. M S McGuire Thursday. Miss Katie Turner and Clyde Lawson wed at the Turner home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Shuppy
Lockridge
Clarence Shuppy
Harlie van Winkle
S. A. McGuire and
Fairfield
Miss Lyte Chatterton
Pairfield
Lizzie McGuire
S. S. Ross
Mt. Pleasant
M. S. McGuire
Katie Turner
Clyde Lawson
Wim, Turner
Trained Foresters in Great Demand Across States
The demand for trained foresters is rising for state work and private ownership. California offers 2400 dollars to a forester and Wisconsin seeks an assistant at 1500. Indiana needs a state reserve forester and Washington pays 1500 for a trained forester. Private timber owners hire rapidly, with seven Bureau of Forestry staff leaving in the past year for private jobs and more requests pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Wisconsin
Indiana
Washington
Bureau of Forestry Force
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Ontaro
Canada
Growing interest in forestry as a profession
Owners of vast forests and railroads push into conservation, demanding trained experts. Forestry rapidly gains recognition as a profession as forest schools race to meet rising demand for qualified foresters.
Opportunity for local rep to sell Wheeler and Wilton sewing machine
We seek a wide awake man in the area to promote sales of the Wheeler and Wilton sewing machine. Backed by fifty eight years of early production the machine has proven faithful. Energetic men with horse and wagon can earn lucrative incentives and develop a permanent profitable business. Write for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler & Wilton
Success Machines
Hall's Hall Catarrh Cure Claims Cure and Endorsements
Advertising copy offers one hundred dollars per ward for incurable catarrh. Cheney and Co claim internal action through the blood and mucous surfaces. Walding, Kinna, and Mavi advertise as wholesale druggists selling Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and a money back promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieney & CO
Poledo
Cheney
Traansa
Walding, Kinna, & Mavi
Austen
Peace conference date set for August in Washington
The government has not yet named the plenipotentiaries for the peace conference to be held in Washington in August on a date to be agreed. Prof Harley Youne is elected superintendent of Hedrick schools for the year, starting September 1. The district will have two buildings under his tenure and will employ certified teachers. Hedrick High will be added to the recognized list for the next year, under supervision of Prat Young, who recently completed four years in Libertyville with satisfactory results. People of Hedrick will soon learn the identity of the new school worker, Mike I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harley Youne
Hedrick
Wil
Vhs
Prat Young
Prat
Young
Libertyville
Tedrick
Mike
Golden State Limited Schedules and Daily Trains Noted
A fragmented listing details the Golden State Limited passenger train schedule with multiple daily trains. It notes stops for passengers at Kansas City and related timetable markers, though many digits and words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escope Bonday
Golden State Limited
Kansas City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beckwith
Miss Hilman Sodergreen
Mrs. Gust. Edmunds
Glendale
M. and
M. Damm
Charles Allerdice
Centerville
Mr. Allerdice
Packwood
O. F. Bryer
J. D. Snider
Tola Faris
Richland
Kate Patterson
Bessie William
Glasgow
Linda Graber
Mr. H. Wright
Steve Cherum
Rev. St. Clair
Ockridge
Mohawk School House
Graham
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company Bakeries
National Biscuit Company
Monest
Bob
Wili
Bod
Wiliands High Sane
Llootas
Wilkes Ad Mossenger Drive
Airfield Town
J. P. Raynard, Ower
Ade
Wheeler & Wilson
Mig
Chicago, Illinois
Maple City
Theo
MonMoura Iccinois
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Milo B. Stevens & CO
14Th Street, Washington, BD. c
Tat
Denver Express
Ant
Wioghtee
Mento
SK ~Lid, m
Golden State Loni
Peaiehe
Newark
A. J
Phila
WAY
Tae
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