Hamburgers and Town News Roundup in Farragut
M M Payne and Leonard Newland visited Farragut on Monday. Mrs W W Brown is ill with bronchial trouble. Dr Lovelady and son Ralph from Sidney traveled through town in their auto. A lady's lion head bracelet was lost about May 1. finder should return to H G Butterfield. Taylor McCracken of Tabor was in town en route home from Biglow. Dr A B Waramaker owns a new Overland touring car from Davey and Payne. The north room of the opera house block will house Doc Roundtree's barber shop. Sam Willard went to St Joseph to see a gravely ill brother. He left from western Kansas. Dr Thomas Electric Oil is praised as the best remedy for croup, used in the Whiteacre family for eight years.
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Sam. Willard
St. Joseph
Kansas
Thomas
Local Notes Include Visits and Resignations
Leroy Duncan visited from St. Joseph to spend Sunday with family and friends. Attorney Stevens attended court in Clarinda with several important cases. An advertisement promotes Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil for emergencies. Miss Pearl Nix resigned from her school position and will take a similar post at Thurman with a higher salary.
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Leroy Duncan
St. Joseph
Stevens
Clarinda
Pearl Nix
Thurman
Rankin to Speak at Local Churches on Temperance Drive
A. C. Rankin, visiting from Hamburg, will preach Thursday at the Presbyterian church and Friday at the Baptist church. He urges support for the prohibition amendment through allied temperance forces. Sunday's sermons by A. B. Adams discuss The Divinity of Christ in the morning and Christ Receiveth Sinners in the evening.
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Methodist Church
A. C. Rankin
Hamburg
Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
Christ
A. B. Adams
Baptist Pastor Returns for Services Next Sunday
The pastor A K Williams returns from a western trip to lead morning and evening services next Sunday at 11 00 a m and 8 00 p m Sunday school at 10 00 a m B P U at 7 00 p m and prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 00 p m You are invited to all services.
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Ayer
A. K. Williams
Island church and Hamburg preachings set by E Church South
A note lists preaching times at Island church Saturday night and Sunday morning and Hamburg Sunday night led by Pastor George Todd. Miss Cala Batchelder from Riverton visited. Mrs. Everett Brown and daughter from Riverton stayed with relatives. Geo Batchelder traveled via Riverton on return from Shreveport. A campaign began at Tabor to raise 75000 with Carnegie pledge toward 100000 endowment. about 15000 raised, 4000 from students, 10000 previously secured, leaving 50000 to raise.
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Tabor
Andrew Carnegia
Taming a Refractory River and Its Hydro Plant
A description of the Susquehanna River's floods and its vast 27,000 square mile drainage basin. It notes Mecall's Ferry and Conowingo ford as historic crossings. Engineers now showcase a large hydroelectric power plant at an impressive, unusually capable site cited by Technical World.
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Mecall’s Ferry
Washington
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Conowingo Ford
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