Local notices and ads mix with weather and lore
A 1915 page compiles varied items from Davis for City Clerk to lost gold brooches and a Masonic watch charm. It recounts a bridge replacement near Canton, river and street improvements, and health walking guidance. It notes a census shift to cities, humor, and promotional ads from a Peoria eye clinic and a Blandinsville barber venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
H. Bradley
Goiter
Woolner Brig
Peoria
Ill
Winder
Czar
Nicholas
Russia
Johnnie McGlothlin
Henry Overs House
Sambas
Panama Canal Zone
Frank Dennis
D. D. -Brown
Henry
Princeton
Danville
Shoon River
Canton
Census Bureau
St.Louis
Fragmentary political plea mentions Prosperity and Licenne Adtt
A partial OCR line urges voters toward Prosperity and a candidate named Licenne Adtt though full names and details are unclear. The text quality omits context such as date, office, or jurisdiction. It resembles a campaign snippet with uncertain attribution.
Public School Day Recital at Henry County
A school program at the Henry public school featured six third grade girls, songs by fourth and fifth graders, and a piano reading by Miss Florence Siewers. Mrs. Anna Cutter Hall and Mrs. Clifford Haws spoke on parental support for teachers and the value of good school training in home life. The Mothers Club met, the fire drill impressed, and students explored biology and civics topics while teachers received strong praise for their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
George Helper
Agustellas
Georgia
Anna Culter Hall
Henry
Florence Siewers
Rockaby
Hall
Clifford Haws
Daniels Brothers
Edwin
Harold
A G_ Hillabrand
Irfe
Clift
King
Henry Public School
Helper
Marshall County Schools
Avery Word
Edna cTillabrand
America
Bella Evans
Press—Gor
Mothers’ Club
Bradford
Dorothy Cromiwell
Jesson
Clyde
Trayer
Marek
Ifirst
Psa
Treland Logan Marshall
Mr. Howerson
Opie Read
Nell Thornton
E. H. Porter
H. B. Wright
Donal H. Haines
Pner Russell Gregor
Woman's Law
Maraven Thompson
Florence Barclay
Lawrence J. Lesle
Jane L. Stewart
Kate L. Bosber
Mam
Linda
Will M. Harben
J. B. Bilis
George Kibbe-Turner
Zane Grey
Prince of Graystark
G. B. McCutcheon
Thos Dixon
Eleanor Gates
Grace
Richmond
Panama Gateway
Jos
Bucklin Bishop
Steliz G S. Perry
Uncle Sam
George Fitch
Lonesome Trail
Bower
New Clarion
Will N Harden
Red Mist
Randall Parrish
Mrs
Poliey
Ann Florence Olmstead
Dawn O'Hara
Edna Ferber
Kathleen Norris
Don Quixote de la Manchia
Geo Scarborough
Theo Dresser
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Captain Kettle
J Cuteliffe Hyne
Bambi
Marjorie Benton Cooke
Chambers
Oliver Optic
Vote for C H Davis for City Clerk in Abingdon
A fragmented notice urging a vote for C H Davis as City Clerk. The text devolves into scattered observations on language diversity, religious services, and market prices, mentioning Abingdon and unrelated local notes before devolving into misspelled phrases and stray political appeals.
Farm girl injured by hair caught in machine
A Canton farm incident reports a year old girl being injured when a hair strand became entangled in the shaft of a trashing machine used on the farm. Details are sparse but the event underscores farm safety concerns for children near machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
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Sarah
Beardstown
York
State Department of Health
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TW. Davis
Panama
Canal
Pat
Sor
Avell
Ofer
Eureka
W. B. Stroud
Long Beach
Cal
Loop
Bro Stroud
John A Patton
Methodist Book Concern
Chattanooga
Wine
Cardus
Patten
American Medical Association
Hartwig’s
Cha, Kaufman & Bros
Henry Denkha
NEV
Henry Pubie Library
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Ameri
C. H. Davis
Brazil
Mexico
Borneo
Australia
M.T
Abingdon
Lelogia Seetephant
Lane Eoem Oe
Bank of the People
J Watercott
F A
Yanochowski
Bent
V. P. Turner
B. Hoyle
A. Phillips
L. R. Phillips
Charles Greenlee
Elliot
Riddell
Lcacon
Telinois
RIL
Cunningham and
Kimball
Surrey
Houghton, Kaufman and
Columbus
H. EP Meineker
Col. Reeser Draper
John Riddell
O. H. Davis
Binks
Tata
Tytie
Eae
Olby
Guy
Roy
Tengil
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