Varna social roundup and travel notes summary
Varna residents and visitors fill a busy week with multiple calls and trips. Murray Merritt and family visit relatives in Wellington while Stateler McCoy travels to Billings to join his brother Charles. A Washburn school reunion, a Varna piano recital, and numerous local visits to La Rose Lacon and Magnolia punctuate the period as families take autos to Steator races and Indiana Michigan trips.
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Varna
Murray Merritt
Wellington
Charles Merritt
Stateler McCoy
Billings, Mont
Charles
R. W. Justice
Alice“McCuttockr
Washburn Public School
W R Broaddus
Louis Reuben
Peoria
L. W Broaddus
Flumfelt
Dwight
al Hoffert
Washburn
Ida McCoy
Ethel
la Rose
Amos Wilson
Magnolia
Barrum
Lacon
George Copeland
Thorsday
Wyoming
Louise
Muray
Indiana
Michigan
Patroi
Gail Barnes
Steator
Julia Krantz
Wenona
Charles Himstrom
Emma Whetzel
Nick Rachke
Babe
Ambrose
Florence Bell
Ida McCoy Neal Rogers
McNeal
Mabelle M Clemens
Varna Opera House
Carrie Lenz
Joseph Bell
Brank Grill
Helen
Emma
Ana Jesse
Bert Smith
Sop Keith
Merritt Home
Sugar Grove Social Notes and Visits
Sugar Grove residents and relatives are listed visiting and staying with friends and family throughout the week. Names include Selman Burt Tremain Clawson Harrison Smith Thorneley Ebaugh McMinn and Kapraun with mentions of John Morse Luke Gregory Noyes Wherry and McAllister. Mrs Ebaugh died suddenly at I W Camnery home. funeral attended in Henry.
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Sugar Grove
Selman
James Burt
R. M Tremain
Clyde Gregory's
C L Clawson
Mervin Harrison
H WN Standish
Princeton
C. C Smith
Margaet Thornley
May Ebaugh
Bradford
Crow Meadow News Bulletin and Local Notes
Elmer Haynes builds a tank house for Ed Quinn while heavy rains hinder wheat harvests. Loyal Rollins injures his lip but recovers well. Ira Vail of Zenning Indiana welcomes a baby. Abel Wall of Nevada, formerly local, is grandparent. Mrs. Harney visits Henry Hartwig family. Chautauqua and Leaguers social planned. Edward Mayne of Ottawa receives a sword. Hog yard oil treatment explained to keep hogs healthy.
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Crow Meadow
Elmer Haynes
Ed Quinn
Elmer Rollins
Ira Vail
Zenning
Abel Wall
Nevada
George Harney
Hartwig
Henry
Saratoga
SES
Chiarclatdy
Mary Hannum
Karl Doyle
Mayne
Ottawa
Fatent
Bean ‘Brantedan x
tHo
Post
Chis Post
CH Brown
Mr Brown
Mr C Brown
Mrs B
James Brown
Jim Brown
Edward
Mr. Brown
Lansing
Henry Remley Celebration and Wide Local Visit Details
Hopewell area social notices detail Ed Carlson and Pem Weaver visiting relatives past Tuesday. Henry Remley party marked by a 21st birthday with friends from Putnam Wenona and Metamora. Various visits to Henry, Minonk, and Walnut Grove, plus farm tractor news from Ford and a list of newspaper correspondence rules.
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Hopewell
Ed Carlson
Pem Weaver
Paul Steimle
Henry
Arents
Henry Remley
Emma Donaldson
Elva
South Lacon
Remley
Steve Ayrel
Peter Schlosser
Putnam
Arthur Hatton
Arthur Head
Clinton Clatin
Wenona
Schultz
Peoria
Robert Dilzer
Rose
Charles German
Isaaac Camery
R J Evans
Chicago
American Laroe Jersey Association
Duroc Bulletin
Wol Stoner
Carl J.tneard
John Remley
Woodland
WL. Stoner
Green Valley
Dufoes
Dufoes. Prior To His Annual Western Trip Id Krantz
Streator
Wm Hollenback
Kempton
Elva Donaldson
Ernest
Carl Kincaid
Irene
W L. Stoner
M S Miller
Waldo Held
Wm Gluntz
Babe
Joseph
Henry Schlosser
Antrim
Robert
Nellie
Elmer Fenwick
Brumsey
Charles Kincaid
Wm. DeWalt
Ada Ellen
Isaac Gamery
Charles
German
Ebanagh
Camery Home
Mrs. Baugh
Mos
Mae Ebansh
Camery
Ford
Detroit
Visitors and Local Appointments Highlight Week
George P Koehler, Mr Steer and family from Peoria, Horace Webb visiting his father and sister, Pearl Johnston returning from Lestant, R. Robbin visiting Bloomington, Mrs J B Seibert and Marshall Seibert visiting Wm Seibert, Mrs EB Dissinger visiting Mrs George Halstead, Anna Seibert with home folks, Magnolia events with Scenic Feather River canyon pictures and Western Pacific railways lecture, J B Seibert at Fourth with daughter and son in law Hulstead.
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George P Koehler
Mr Steer
Peoria
Horace Webb
Pearl Johnston
Lestant
R. Robbin
Bloomington
J B. Seibert
Marshall Seibert
Wm. Seibert
EB. P. Dissinger
George Halstead
Anna Seibert
Magnolia
Feather River Canyon
Western Pacifica Railways
J. B. Seibert
Hulstead
Child questions angel's take and mindteins perplexity
A little girl, hearing a mother's tale that an angel will take a child to heaven, pauses to reflect and asks what to tell Mathma when an angel asks for her. The fragment captures a child’s wary curiosity and earnest inquiry about fate and protection.
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Mindteins
Fragmentary dialog hints at a rural Irish speech exchange
Incomplete dialogue shows Pat and Mike debating fate and travel with dialect rich phrasing. The excerpt centers on a suggested plan and reluctance to go near a place, conveying tension and uncertainty in a rural setting.
Estimate of Senator Sherman in The Peace Forum
The April issue of the monthly New York publication reviews Senator L. Y. Sherman of Illinois. The editorial praises his plain, honest demeanor and sharp intellect, contrasting him with flashy orators and noting a notable speech lasting over an hour.
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the Peace Forum
New York
L. Y. Sherman
Illinois
John Wesley Hill
Sherman
William
Kokomo Spelling Contest Yields Perfect Score
In Kokomo Indiana the city held a spelling contest for all residents. 600 participated and 52 achieved a perfect score. A list of 20 words judged by professionals shows mispellings for terms like Miscellaneous calendar and privilege. One woman with perfect score had only eight weeks schooling and 63 years as a servant.
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Kokomo
Ind
Income Tax Returns Indiv 1913 Filing Rules
Guidance for individuals to file income tax returns for 1913 with deductions and exemptions. It outlines net income thresholds, standard exemptions, types of reportable income, allowable deductions, and penalties for late or false returns. The text refers to periods from March 1 to December 31, 1913 and filing by March 1914.
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Internal Revenue
Amo
Watch Your Wife Keep Her Contented and Cheerful
The fragment urges a married man to keep his eyes on his wife, keep her contented and pretty, and avoid others. It ties marital happiness to personal conduct and success in life, asserting a wife’s behavior affects a husband’s prospects and fortunes.
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Toveanis
Justinincerey
Honestigiss
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Hart Schaffner & Marz
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Ld Krantz
John Antrim
Minonk
Fred Folken
John Remtey
Muta Gregg
Minnesota
J O Woonchip
Henn Pin
Alvin E Murphy
Mildred
Pratt
K.I
Fenry
Bureau
Elton Anderson
J L. Dawson
H Mattison
Ellis
C R Wheeler
George Wheeler
Leslie
Bert Sparling
Ralph Williamson
Kewanee
Whitefield Center
Mary
Dora Schubert
Atlantic
Lawrence Haat
Colorado
Joseph Bogner
Seelye
Mattie Toomey
Thomas Seelye
Elmer Hunt
Helene
Will Hanuu
Jewel Ketchum
Clay Finley
Dunlap
McNabl
Pat
Mike
Ealihyae
Phwal
Pat—Begorra
Senator Sherman
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