Local notices and obituaries from Watson area
Community greetings and social notes list Hallie Miles visiting Portis relatives, Mrs Punnie Gaudio and son at Instaweele, Mytle Batey delivering books, and many visitors to Watson. Also reports a church service, a school book sale, a road work update, and a June 16 township Sunday sellout convention. Obituary: John Thomas Hudson, born 1836, died 1912, survived by children and kin, funeral conducted by Dr. Bucger and Rev. Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
Cox
Spiekerman
Ulhers
John Thomas Hudson Mais
Ohio County
Kentucky
Melvina Untio
Andrew County
Troane
Will
Lee
Tankport
South Methodist Church
S. D. Kua
Watson ME
Atl
Dr. Bucger
Ev. Collins
C.P
Padne
Frleaida
Tuterucot
High Qreak
High Creek Farmers Discuss Weather and Plans
Farmers debate seed and cultivation as wet conditions hinder planting and future work. A strawberry and ice cream festival Saturday evening supports the High Creek cemetery, inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupida
High Creek
Dimuitt Arraigned in Assault Charge After Witness Testimony
Dimuitt appeared in court on the assault and battery charge with an alleged elderly witness. He pleaded guilty to another charge, and bond was set at $4,000 as the grand jury considers the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seivor
Tiller's
Zoster
Dimnuitt
Sauna
Defendast
Vageourk
Dijchmith
Jill
Sidney Wy
American Fence Ice Parfait Entices With Quick Freezer
An ad-like snippet touts an Auto Vacuum Freezer for making frozen desserts at home. It promises a quick luncheon treat with ice, sherbet or parfait and simple steps to prepare ingredients, ice, and salt before serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ageaeebly
Procession plans and local engagements feature town notes
A mélange of community notices covers a processional bond plan, travel arrangements, family visits, new products at Butterfield’s, and social events. Readers learn of Miss Mabel turns visiting relatives, Dr. A. E. Wanamaker’s family plans, and local shops promoting ice cream and baby shoes. Also noted are travel to Council Bluffs, aviation meet impressions near Shenandoah, and upcoming church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ww. Wanamaker
Citlicoihe, Mo
A. E. Wanamaker
Butterfield’s
Chilled Meat for an Army in French Service
France began using chilled meat for its army, following a Paris based review. Cold storage depots at Paris Epinal Toul Verdun and Belfort supported summer trials with motor and horse drawn transport. Early reports claim satisfactory results with storage at 12 to 34 degrees, meat kept in antiseptic bags, and two day handling window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Cols
Paris
Epfpal
Toul
Verdun
Belfort
Threat Held No Terrors In Parish Debt Scam
A young minister, over eight country parishes, was pressed by parishioners to secure a plane. He arranged it and told the dealer to bill the parish secretary. The bill reached 25 dollars, the parish could not pay, and the dealer threatened legal action. The minister denied responsibility, citing his own bills. A New York collection agency later warned of countrywide publication if remittance was not made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
New York
Atla of DD
Effect of Lights on Air in a Dwelling Room Test
A study measured air influence from light sources in a dwelling room 14 feet by 12 feet by 12 feet with one door two windows and a ventilator. The experiment assessed how different lighting affected air quality and circulation in the space.
Electric light raises carbon dioxide in enclosed air study
In a two experiment test a tan tuludi electric lamp produced a 1.05 percent rise in carbon dioxide and a gas flame 0.131 percent. electric lighting may cause greater CO2 buildup than previously credited, affecting air circulation and gas removal in closed rooms.
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Trent
Quail Price Record Highlighted by Edwards Hunt
Brig. Gen. Clarence H. Edwards, chief of the Insular department, returns from a North Carolina quail hunt. Friends who received his high priced game claim the birds cost 21.80 each. Edwards notes watch loss during travel and contemplates sending a substitute hunter next time.
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Clarence H. Edwards
Wir
North Carolina
Ner Edwards
St. Lala
Ksop
Africa
Motion Picture Machine for Home Use Advances Filmmaking
A new cinematograph apparatus can capture 2000 successive views per second on 123 feet of film. Exposures occur by electric sparks lasting under 1.4 millionth of a second, enabling 15 to 20 frames per second on screen. Edison promises home kinetoscopy for broader access, compressing 1200 feet of film onto cigar feet and rivaling existing motion machines in cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Fragmentary Debate on American Governance
An excerpt shows a Chinese philosopher questioning a speaker about shaping a government like the Americas republic. The reply notes limited progress beyond celebrating the Fourth of July, reflecting a terse, unfinished exchange.
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Watson
Hallie Miles
Fivek Portis
Ericnds
Punnie Gaudio
Willis Dyke
OL. Bayless
Daugsters
Plattstouth
Red Oak Hiss
Mytile Batey
Milnion
Jane
Langdon
MLB
Ghereh
Cvusing Jane
Fannie Hawkins
Childeen
St. Ine
GP. Parseage
Kluwer Kuerium
Eile Dren
Rock Port
Roy McAdains
Glenwood
Lee Ames Pe
Cently
Lou Ghastain
R. Luoma
Ronnie
Fats
Ty Whiteacre
Muffalo
N.Y
Dimuitt
Jim Dun
Bate Ohee
Kinsey Altea
Awa
Usck Steve
J. F. Riedy
the Bennett Entire
Orkin Brothers
Omaha
Omaha Daily
Orkin Brothers Co
The
Bennett Co
Omaha, Neb
Bond Ta
Chitterfield's
Sill Post
Opera
Louse Cafe
Mabel Iurns
Mamonth
Wise
Jubin Valderslice
Pawnee Cir
Vised
Sperry
Frank Beckstead
Daughterel
Forest City
St. Tex
Clayton
Elizabeth Woodward
Suite University
O. H. Coffey
Council Bluff
Nell
Rageth & Son
Kate and
Elizabeth Mitchell
Orient
Dr. Coleman
Farrigut
Seattle
Wash
Cora Logan
Aud
F. M. Harrow
Miss Chertrude Harrow
June Bayes
Rayeth & Sun
Fat
Ronson
Chas. McKissick
Shenandoah
Wednusilay
Hotterfield
Hambur
Ragetl's Bakery
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