Plymouth Scribe reports injuries and local business changes
Ralph McDaniel, son of James McDaniel, was badly bruised and knocked unconscious after a hay load toppled in a Plymouth field. The town notes multiple business changes including Brown buying a restaurant, King purchasing the Taylor Shop, and plans for a new auto repair shop. Dr. R T Jackson fell ill, being confined to his hotel home after a fever developed.
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Ralph McDaniel
James McDaniel
Ralph
TJ. McDaniel
J. M. Thomas
Thomas
Seabury Chandler
Mary
Warsaw
Mr. Hammond
H. H. Loughridge
Mary Loughbridge
Lincoln Nebr
Eveline Chandler
Kansas City
Julia Loughbridge
Los Angeles
Cal
Oswald Meusel and Son
Chicago
Plymouth
Brown
Ray Adams
Joe Bown
Mr. Adams
Mr. Brown
King
Taylor
Harry A. King
Kappelin
Rainey
Galesburg
Wil
Guy Marlow
Harry Douglas
Jackson
R. T. Jackson
Latin Teacher Hired by Macomb Schools
At a Board of Education meeting Miss Dorothy Crain of Auersta was hired to teach in the high school Latin department. She graduated from Knox College last spring and is deemed well suited. Also noted is a local carnival dispute with authorities cracking down on gambling and rough elements, stirring town opinion.
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Macomb
Board of Education
Dorothy Crain
Auersta
Crain
Knox College
Galesburg
Williams Brothers
Colmar
Mary S Hedgcock
Robert Hedgcock
D. Roseter
Chicago
Mary Leon‘lard
Augusta
John Hedgcock
Martha
Nellie
Robert
John Wear
Thos. Manlove
Tad Manlove
Vera
Olivia
Travis Wier
Jessamine
Grace
Mary
Chijcago
Susan Hedgecock
Hedgeock
D. Rossiter
Chijeago
John Metzger
Plymouth
John Fowler
Ward
Marie
Blanch Hamilton J
Eunice Cox
Carnivel Company
Macomb Carnival Provokes Mixed Local Opinions
Colchester Independent quotes John Bayless editor on Macomb and the recent carnival. He is joined by others expressing similar views, reflecting community sentiment and lively discussion about the event.
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John Bayless
Colchester Independent
Colchester
Macomb
Bayless
Sunday church notices highlight shared events across Woodbury
Woodbury Union Chapel calls for Sunday school at 3 pm and broad teacher participation. D W Sala leads Thursday night meeting 74 with sermon What Am I Living For. First Presbyterian welcomes Rev W T Rodgers back to preach Sunday morning. Methodist Episcopal schedules 9 30 Sunday school and 10 45 worship My Open Door with I M Wrigley supervising. Epworth League absent. union services set for 7 30 in the park led by Rev L M Westrate with emphasis on careful attendance in hot weather.
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J. E. Connor
Cox in personal work for suffrage
Governor Cox told a National Woman's party delegation he has two or three men working among Tennessee legislators to win the thirty six votes for ratification of the federal woman suffrage amendment. Delegates asked for a personal representative to Tennessee and were surprised to learn the campaign had already begun. Senator Harding telegrammed to Tennessee official Houk expressing earnest hope Republican lawmakers will back ratification.
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Ar Associated Press
Columbus
Vox
National Woman’s Party
Tennessee
Marion
Harding
Houk
Sunday Church Services and Union Park Meeting
First Presbyterian hosts Sunday school at 9 30 supervised by Dr J D McMillan with lesson on David and Saul and 10 45 sermon by the pastor titled A Prince Among Men. Special male quartet music and a later park union service led by Rev L M Westrate. Christian Church choir to meet at 7 30. Communion and sermon at 10 45 The Need of Vision. Public invited. A L Cole pastor.
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First Presbyterian
J. D. McMillan
David and Saul
L. M. Westrate
W. T. Rodgers
A. L. Cole
First Baptist Church Announces Two Services Then Break
The church led by Minister M. Westrate invites all to Bible school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m with theme The Glory of the Rainbow The week ends with Union services in the park at 7 30 p m with rain plan to M E church Bert Dennis duo to sing and no B Y P U meeting
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First Baptist Church
M. E. Church
Piles Cured by Painless Electro-Dissolvent Methods
Quack advertising promotes a 30 year claimed study of electro dissolvent treatment for piles excluding cancer. Doctor guarantees in writing to treat any case free of charge if recurrence occurs after completion. No charge for consultation or examination.
Local Church Plans Conference Amid Strong Attendance
The Free Methodist Church reports higher Sunday attendance and invites all to services and class meetings led by Pastor B. F. Ray with a sermon on The Graces of the Spirit. An annual conference opens September 18 and local families seek entertaining host homes. A community threshing ring forms with farmers including Morley J R Hamilton Beal Ralph Beal 4 Emmer Hay Rossswir and Ellsworth Wei purchasing an Avilor separator and adapting it to run on a motive power engine by Howard Chidister.
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Free Methodist Church
B. F. Ray
Morley
J. R, Hamilton
Beal
Ralph Beal
Emmer Hay
Rossswir
Ellsworth
Wei
Howard Chidister
Bardolph News
The Eternal Fitness of Toronto Kelly Enters St George
In a St George Episcopal service this year the activities include Holy Communion at 7 30 a m and preaching at 11 by Rev Phillip. A feature mentions a bystander’s curiosity and a river scene with Davidson and a line and supper details.
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Eternal Fitness of
Toronto
Kelly
St. George
Farmers' Threshing Crunch Drives Calls for Self-Help
The article notes farmers face delays obtaining threshing machines, causing grain spoilage for late entrants in large rings. It suggests a solution where farmers take action to thresh their own grain to avoid losses.
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