Candidates Announced for Local Offices Pending GOP Convention
Multiple notices request publication of candidate declarations from South Fork, Richman, Jackson and Clinton townships. They seek positions including clerk of the courts county superintendent of schools and county treasurer, all subj to the Republican nominating convention decision. Names include Harry Chrismar J S Ulm Ola A Logan and Frank Ockerman.
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NEW Era
WP. Maken
South Fork Township
Harry Chrismar
Richman Township
Jackson Township
Ola A. Logan
Cinton Township
Frank Ockerman
Local notes from Corydon and nearby towns
Miss Mary Woods visited Corydon last Thursday and Mrs. Henry Stanley visited with friends at Blockley last week. The M E aid society meets with Mrs Willilm Thursday at noon. Henry Morrison of Cambria and his son Ed traded in town Monday. Mrs Dora Slater of Derby visited with Miss Laura Gassett last Saturday. Mrs E T Opp of Cambria visited the Hays family yesterday. H L Garton leaves for Ames to attend the state college. Fire Department meets next Friday at 1 30 in City Hall. Hutchinson Son offers frames at deep discounts this week. Lawrence Kyner and Ivan Hasbrouck attended the Fair. John McKibben went to Des Moines Monday to visit relatives and see the fair. Misses Nina Sadler and Sadie Combs went to Cambria to visit friends. Ed Rinard, long in Wyoming, returned home for a visit. James Douglas of Corydon came for a few days to visit his son Ed Douglas the baker. A G McFarland and family are away on an outing. Ralph King in charge of the branch rear. Harlie Fellers helps Mr Konkel with telephone work. Mrs John Durhan and daughter Will Hoffman visited friends in Chari fair Wednesday. Murrell Mullinix returned from a visit with his father at Laon. his sister Lanell came home with him. Congregational church services resume next Sunday at 11 o clock. Mrs C P Camron visiting Rev G H Putnam family leaves for New Brunswick. Des Moines hosts 200 000 visitors this week. The Two Macs keep busy selling Good Things to All.
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A.G. McFarland
Ralph King
Harlie Fellers
Konkel
Central
John Durhan
Will Hoffman
Charifear
Two Macs tablet plan and regional notices
The clipping mentions Willie aiming to get a tablet at The Two Macs and notes local happenings. The Wayne County Christian Convention is planned for September 5 and 6 in Humes Town with an instructive program. Other items include horse and cattle judging scholarships, express company changes, and Prof. Milan McCulloch’s new Philippine inspector role.
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Willie
Wayne County
Humeston
Milan McCulloch
Agricultural Department
Ames
Philipines
United States Agricultural Department
Washington, D. C
McCulloch
Missouri Girl at Stanton Opera House
A bright rural comedy titled Missouri Girl comes to the Stanton Opera House on September 6. The Ozark country life is depicted with a strong moral, refined humor, and wide critical and pulpit endorsement, offering clean entertainment that families may enjoy together.
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Stanton Opera House
Ozark Country
Haskell Indians Meet Humeston Reds In Tuesday Game
The celebrated Haskell Indian baseball team of Haskell Institute Lawrence Kansas will face the Humeston Reds on the college ground Tuesday September 4. It promises a splendid, hotly contested game and draws the public to attend.
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Haskell
The Japanese Wedding at the Congregational Church
The audience witnessed a Japanese style wedding with tea ceremony and go-between led betrothal. Participants included bride Mrs J L Taylor and groom Hugh Crawford, with parents, bridesmaids, and a Japanese song performed. Mrs Ruth Taylor sang, Elisabeth Taylor played organ, cake and tea followed the ceremony.
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Congregational Church
AJ C. Sweeny
Japan
J. L. Taylor
Hugh Crawford
G. Hi. Putnam
Willis Berry
Cleo McGuire
Claire Bristol
A.C. Sweeny
Florence Hinchliff
Elsie Beakler
Adda Mallette
Myrtle Bone
Nannie McCulloch
May Berry
Ruth Taylor
Mix Elisabeth Taylor
Card of Thanks for hospital aid and doctors
Mr. Jerry Cornet thanks the ladies for help and Drs McCulloch and Smith for care during his wife illness. He notes their kindness aided her recovery and expresses deep gratitude on behalf of his family.
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Drs. McCulloch & Smith
Jerry Cornet
Pleasant View School House Update and Local Visit
Allen Musgrave began work on the Pollard school house Monday. Mrs. Will Pim and son John visited Wednesday with her mother Mrs. M. Bevard. Van Johnson and John Trout-
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Allen Musgrave
Pollard
Will Pim
John
M. Bevard
van Johnson and
John Trout
Cambria Social Notes Reflect Visits and Local Gatherings
Miss Sadler of Pella and Miss Combs of Humestun visited friend Miss Edith Barnett in Cambria. Rev Lane and wife of Chariton preached at the Baptist church. Helen Farris visited Neal Miller. Mr and Mrs John Moore and family and Fred Miller visited Dave Miller. W A Rush and M F Fames went to Derby to see Dr Fred Throckmorton's. Mrs Dicks and son Chas visiting in Kansas. Eunice Opp visited sister Mollie King at Adel. Johnson and sister of Pella returned home. State fair attendance expected. L Kelloggs entertaining company. A reception for Mr and Mrs Lee Morgan at D W Morgans. A two course dinner at noon and refreshments at 3:30. Afternoon music featured. only immediate relatives present.
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W. A. Rush
M. F. Femes
Derby
Fred Throckmorton
Chas
Kansas
Eunice Opp
Mollie King
Adel
Johnson
Pella
L. Kellogg's
Lee Morgan
D. W. Morgan
Poultry Meeting Set by Wayne County Association
The Wayne County Poultry Association will hold a business meeting at the office of Drs. McCulloch and Smith next Friday evening. A good attendance is desired.
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Wayne County Poultry Association
Drs. McCulloch & Smith
Striday
In Great Demand for Chamberlains Remedy
Fraxx Jones of Pikeville Indiana reports high demand for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. He says it has cured dysentery where other remedies failed and it is sold by F. E. Farr & Co.
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Adams Express Co
Burlington
The
Northern Express Co
Great Northern Northern Pacific Express
Chamberlain
Fraxx Jones
Pikeville
Ind
F. E. Farr & Co
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J. S. Ulm
Mary Woods
Corydon
FR. E. Farr
Des Moines
Henry Stanley
Blockley
M. E. Aid Society
Henry Morrison
Cambria
Dora Slater
Laura Gassett
E. T. Opp
L. E. Hays
Mesdames Barger and
Falkenburg
Leroy
Hameston
H. L. Garton
State College
City Hall
Hutchinson & Son
Lawrence Kyner
Ivan Hasbrouck
John McRkibben
Nina Sadler
Sadie Combs
Hutchinson & Son’s
Seymour
Ed. Rinard
Wyoming
James Douglas
Douglas
Murrell Mullinix
Laon
Lanell
Oeluck
C. P. Camron
Rev. G. H. Putnam
New Brunswick
N. J
van Amburg
Mery Carl Rush
M. E. Shurch
Calendar
Iowa
Aimes
John Coffin
Burt Zalszer
Wholestle Grocers
Ed. Wence
Cedar Rapids
Mer. Wence
Davis City
Allen Hines
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Hines
Missouri
Ding Dong Dell
Dell
Second Street
Man of Derby
Dakota
Sherman McKnight
Dennis
Rob Morris
Harry Robinson
Jnc
Jim Lams
New York
Mrs
R Shares
Ola
Ferne Berard
Tom Tomb
Woodburn
Lois Robinson
Pleasant View
the Bee Hive Store
Vicinity
Wells
Minn
W. D. Smith & Son
Cambria News
Sadler T
Combs
Humestun
Edith Barnett
Lane
Chariton
Baptist Church
Helen Farris
Neal Miller
John Moore
Fred Miller Fom Humeston
Dave Millers
Pracura
Saidee A. Humeston
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