Community Social Notes From Whitefield Area
The Willing Workers met at the church Thursday. Several visits to friends and relatives are noted, plus threshing preparations and local travel. A tragedy involving Rev Vandarvoort and family of Parkersburg, Iowa, was reported with burial in Sydney, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Brown
C. L. Clawson
Merna Dally
Harry Bean
Charles McAllister
Rebecca
Whitefield Friends
Henry Gray
T. Kizer
William Gray
Mary Newhalfen
Jack Gray
Linn
Louise Doyle
Herr’s
Wm. Brokaw Spen
Home Bureau
Francis Engelbrecht
C. C. Smith
Horatio Hartley
Green Place
Edith
Elizabeth Clark
Henry
G. M. Clark
Merton Swift
Mary Stephens
Edna Wheeler
Rev
Vandervoort
Parkersburg
Iowa
Whitefield
Boyd’s Grove
Center
Warren
Sydney
New York
Streator Bans Pedllers By Ordinance
Streator imposes a $50 daily license fee on all peddlers and itinerant merchants not selling garden products. Owners renting buildings for such purposes without a lease must report to police within six hours. Noncompliance carries a fine.
Tire and Rim Stolen While Car Moves On Road
While repairing a puncture near Sparland, a driver held a tire and rim on the running board. On hitting a hard stretch the wheel rolled away, and two passing drivers stopped to grab the tire and rim, then sped off with it.
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Sparland
Driving While Intoxicated Stirs Fines in Hennepin
Joseph Holocker and Will Casey, residents of Hennepin, were fined after a DWI incident this week. Holocker paid 130 dollars and Casey 19 dollars after their Ford coupe collided with a Detroit sedan driven by Herman Cunningham and his wife visiting at Mrs. Willard Hamm’s home. The crash damaged lights, fenders, windshield and a tire. both men were arrested and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Holocker
Will Casey
Hennepin
Holocker
Casey
Oakland
Herman Cunningham
Detroit
Michigan
Willard Hamm
Lillian
Holecker
The Price Cutter Poem About Selling and Profit
A historic verse warns against careless pricing and reliance on luck. It contrasts selling costs with the share of the creator, urging careful pricing to avoid debts and missed profits. The poem emphasizes loyalty in trade and the cost of living on interest rather than delivering value.
The Last Half of the Eighth: Time to Bat for Business
The speech urges salespeople to seize the moment and swing for success in the current season. It compares months to innings and urges active effort to beat the average, warning that idle bench time yields no results and encouragement to deliver strong home-run sales messages to potential customers.
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