Best Roads in Old Missouri Traced by the Arnolds
Kansas City paper recounts a cross state trip by Mr and Mrs Arnold from St Louis outlining notable routes and road quality encountered across Missouri. The article highlights travel experiences and regional contrasts during their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wrs
Arnold
Missouri
Mr. Arnold
Columbia
St. Louis
Michels
Missouri road drives praised for dirt highways and progress
Charles J. Arnold of Greencastle Ind and his wife arrived in Kansas City after a 160 mile drive from Columbia Mo. He lauds Missouri road work from Columbia to Kansas City as excellent with the old Santa Fe trail now clearly marked for autoists. He notes dirt roads near Columbia improved to hard surface and surveys active along the route. Mrs Arnold’s mother resides at the Bonaventure hotel. the couple plans a week stay before returning to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Arnold
Greencastle Ind
Kansas City
Columbia
Arnold
Jackson County
Wanted Timber Bolts Four Inches Diameter or Larger
Notice seeks standing or cut and locked timber bolts of basswood cottonwood willow and poplar four inches in diameter or larger. Johnson Excelsior & Mfe Co successors to Johnson Smith Excelsior Co request bids or offers for supply or processing of such timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson- Johnson Excelsior & Mfe Co
Suc
Harmony Man Killed by Vandalia Freight Train
Hugh Brown a Harmony laborer was killed when a Vandalia freight train struck him near Harmony on Monday night. His mangled remains were found Tuesday morning by Seelyville miners’ train crew, and coroner investigators continue to determine the exact train involved. Brown, 32, leaves a large family, was a member of local Masons and other groups, and his funeral was held at his Harmony residence with burial in Harmony Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Vandalia
Hugh Brown
Mr. Brown
Seelyville
Brown
Lawson Morgue
Brazil
Harmony Cemetery
Strong Gorden Wedding Scheduled for August Fourteenth
The marriage of Charles Monroe Strong and Louise Jordan is set for August 14 at her Seattle home 4710 University Blvd. Strong, a Spanish professor at the University of Washington, and Jordan a former Seattle high school German teacher and De Pauw ’10 graduate. Attendants include Miss Mary Colliver and Mr and Mrs John Benson of Terre Haute with a home reception after October 15 at 5222 18th Ave N Y. Mrs W H Jennings and Mrs Hubert Webster represent Greencastle auxiliary at Battle Ground convention as Rev Hubert Webster attends a funeral in Cartersburg for Mrs Henry Blacklidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Monroe Strong
Louise Jordan
University Blvd
Seattle
Washington
Strong
University of Washington
Miss Jordan
John Benson
Terre Haute
18Th Avenue
N. Y
W. H. Jennings
Hubert Webster
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Greencastle
Battle Ground
Eagles Drill Team Stranded Overnight in Limedale
Twenty seven members of the Eagles drill team led by Capt Thad Risher failed to reach Limedale as planned after leaving Bedford. They hiked along the Monon rail line, slept in public spaces, and were later greeted in Bedford where they received a warm welcome and applause for their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Thad
Risher
Limedale
Bedford
Democratic Picnic Promises Large Vigo County Outing
Terre Haute Indiana July 2 Hundreds of Democratic members from across state and county are invited to a big picnic and barbecue at the fairgrounds Thursday week. Vigo County Democratic chairman Joseph Strouse says hundreds are expected and statewide speakers include State Senator George W Curtis Richard M Milburn and Judge Charles Batt with pride contests music and refreshments to accompany the speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Staly
Vigo County
Fairgrounds
Joseph Strouse
Clare
George W. Curtis
Richard M. Milburn
University of Indiana
Charles Batt
Woman's dormitories undergo improvements this autumn
Women's Hall and Florence Hall are being greatly upgraded with painted rooms and passageways new beds and mattresses new entrances and bathrooms. The dormitories will appear more comfortable and home like when school opens this autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Hall
No Place Yet to Hold Chautauqua in Greencastle
Greencastle plans a Chautauqua event but no site has been chosen yet. Officials say a final grounds decision is pending and will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle Entertainment
Greencastle Chautauqua Grounds Uncertain
The Chautauqua committee and agent H W Staffacher await a final site choice for the event. Options include Sunset Hill or the Airdome with a fallback to a tract outside city limits if necessary. Grounds near Walnut and Spring streets and McKeen field were rejected or unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Hill
Airdome
Cloverdale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Old
STATE
Iim
Clara Lammers
Wabasha Minnesota
Johnson-Smith Uxcelsior Ho
Smith
Coro
Ner Williams
Har
Mony
John Brown
Knightsville
Agnes Walters
Mary Brown
The
Red Men Pocahontas and Haymakers of Harmony
Masons of
Strong-Gordon
Mary Colliver
Mr. and
Cartersburg
Henry Blacklidge
Manufacturers
Credit Vouch
Plano
Paing Music Leaghers
Care
James L. Hamilton Piano CO
Indiana Street
Indiana
Lim
Metropoli
Sam
Monon
George FE. Law
Squire
George
Stone City
Hatfield
Martin Shea
Severa
Quence
Tim
F. A. Hays
Prop
Miss Parker
Iadianapolis
George R Grose
Kempie
Baltimore
A. Bearé
Kenneth Peck
Indianapois
Fifer
Airdare
Danvills
H. W. Staffacher
Staffacher
Tor
Walnut
Spring Streets
Baptist Church
McKeen Field
Contral National Bank
United States Depository