Premiums Awarded by the Jackson County Fair Assn
The continuing Jackson County Fair premiums list many artisan and home goods. Mrs. C. A. Babcock features beans and textiles while Mrs. Geo. Wendell and Mrs. A. E. McCombs lead with dried fruit preserves vegetables and prepared foods. Entries include beans quilts dresses bedspreads and various preserved fruits and confections. A final note promotes Chamberlain’s Tablets and Sentinel subscriptions.
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Jackson County Fair Assn
Red Cross Trains 147 Blind Vets in Useful Work
The Red Cross reports 147 blind veterans in Tennessee and surrounding areas trained for useful work during the fiscal year. Of these, 19 moved to other institutions, many pursuing further education or employment. A portion continued activities with specialized tasks and reading support, while a minority withdrew due to health or personal reasons.
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Red Cross
Tatrinite
Institute
Ted Cross
Red Cross Funds for Clean Up Drive Approved
Red Cross allocates 310000 to support a government backed clean up campaign aiding disabled service members. An additional 810000 appropriation is tied to American Legion involvement across districts, with Red Cross and Legion coordinating to ensure claims reach federal aid.
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Red Cross
Burgau
Red Cross Plans Six Million Relief Drive for Children
The Red Cross outlines a six million dollar program to aid European children in need. Officials describe coordinated fundraising and distribution aimed at food shelter and medical care through private channels and national networks.
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Red Cross
Meira
Papahnsa
Young America Relief Efforts Abroad Highlight Fundraising
The Junior American Red Cross reports extensive overseas relief projects aiding destitute children during the last calendar year. A central comparison shows activity up 28 percent from the prior year as National Children's Fund records reflect increased participation and fundraising efforts across affiliated divisions.
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Farepean
SATKW
RAP Cressy Wi
Refugees Resettled in Constantinople by Redross Aid Group
Reports indicate that a small group of Russian refugees has been relocated to Constantinople with support from the Redross organization. Details on numbers and dates remain unclear in the fragment.
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America
Ruswane
Elie Reitef Agee
Redross
Constantinople
Preston News and Social Roundup from Early Autumn
Preston seamen of Miessie Ro OTE Aee, Dr. H. M. Glew returned Friday from an extended trip thru the west. Mrs. A. N. Field transacting business in Mequoketa. Mr. and Mrs. Gena Marsh left for ten days with relatives in Savanna and Freeport. Mrs. F. S. King buying stock in Chicago. Otto Asmussen, 19, moved to Iowa City for infantile paralysis treatment. John Newhouse of Clinton visited Preston. Grandma Boyzen visiting Mrs. Robert Hunter. Elmo Black and family visited Bellevue. Stahlman and Hoop visited Preston. A. W. Bristol and family motored to Preston. Rev. J. J. Kidder and Rev. Bonell called in Preston. Clio Club hosted by Mrs. Frank Hunter. Hugo Schmidt of Davenport and Hans Hoop of Maquoketa visited Preston. A. J. Negus did business in Clinton. Ed and Chas S2 families hosted visits with Auburn cousins. George Taylor celebrated 5th wedding anniversary with relatives. Grand dinner and pleasant time noted. Mr. Godes improving at Mercy hospital. Florence Bristol visiting Preston friends. L. F. Krabbenhoft and family mentioned.
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Miessie
H. M. Glew
West
A. N. Field
Mequoketa
Gena Marsh
Savanna
Freeport
F. 5
King
Chicago
Otto Asmussen
Iowa City
Louis
Chris
C. W. Miller
John Newhouse
Clinton
Preston
Joe’ Jost
Grandma Boyzen
Charlotte
Robert Hunter
Hitle
Robert Adler
Elmo Black
Jennie
Bellevue
Bonnell
Miles
Frank Hunter
Clio Club
Hugo Schmidt
Davenport
Pred King
Hans Hoop
Macuoketa
A. J. Negus
Theodore York
Auburn
N. Y
Chas
Iity
Fir
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Morris
Arthur Morris
Janis Taplin
J. J. Kidder
Grandma Wilcke
Maqucketa
Chas. Lowman
George Taylor
Missionary Society to Hold Chicken Dinner Bazaar
The Congregational church Missionary Society plans a chicken dinner and cafeteria supper on Wednesday November 16 in the church parlors. Rev and Mrs Spooner joined a Charles Schaeffer country drive near Green Island Wednesday for a chicken dinner outing.
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Lir
A. Spooner
Charles Schaeffer
Green Island
the Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Beulah Halstead
Jno. Stoll
Pythian Sisters
First Church of Christ Scientist Services in NWA
The First Church of Christ Scientist at Maguckets Rice Building schedules Sunday services at 11:00 a m and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 30 p m Sunday School at 9 45 a m Public reading room opens Wednesday 2 to 3 p m with the lesson sermon titled Everlasting Punishment for Sunday October 20. It pays to advertise in the Sentinel.
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Maguckets
Nwa
Rice
Esson
Gj Methodist Episcopal Church Edwards Sunday Worship Schedule
The district convention of the W H M S will be held at the church next Monday afternoon and Tuesday forenoon. Public invited. Morning worship at 11 features anthem Worship the King and sermon on the Ethics of Christ. Evening service at 7 30 presents Atonement for the Soul. Social evening planned by young men Friday Oct 28. Improvements for more room progress as usual. Welcome to newcomers and strangers. midweek service Wednesday evening.
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Gj Methodist Episcopal Church
Edwards
aAnthem
the King
Miss Johnson
Egistics
Christ
Epworth League
Qeli
How Better Than Pills: Chamberlain Tablets Advantage
Question answers how Chamberlain's Tablets surpass ordinary cathartics by being easier and more pleasant to take with a gentle effect. They move the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion. Sold by Broxam Hinckley Staack Lucktesh andood F.
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Chamberlain’s
Brownay & Winckler
Staack & Luckiesh
Broxam & Hinckley Suit
Staack & Lucktesh
Ood F
Unclear OCR Fragment on Weight and Height
A truncated text fragment appears to discuss weight and height with misspelled terms such as pounts and feet. The readable portion references eight and a measurement of height but lacks coherent context or identifiable entities for a fuller news summary.
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Rexall
C. A. Babcock
Babcock
Gen
Wendell
Geo. Wendell
Gee. Wendell
Ger Wendell
A. E. McCombs
A. BE. McCombs
A. EB
A. E. MeCombs
A. EL McCombs
A. EB. McCombs
A. E.”Mccomis
A. BE. McComis
E. McCombs
A. E. McGeri
A. E. McComus
McCombs
Fes
E. McComus
A. ER. McCombs
A. E. Medes
A. E. McGomus
A. EL AieCombs
A.E. McCombs
C. L. Woods
C. J. Woods
C. Waddell
Della Wray
Anna Wink
The
Sentinel
China Department
Mann's Jewelry Store
Eate
Harding
Goss
Wilson
American Red Cross
Merritte W. Ireland
U.S. A
de. Livingston Farrand
Central Committes
Red
Coass
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Eliot Wadsworth
Edward R. Stitt
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Young America
Pain’s
Market
Swift
Pain’s Market
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Harrison & Sons
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