Bazaar and community drive in Seiota community
The Seiota bazaar opens at 2 30 p m with sun hats and wood bargains and a 7 30 p m coffee service. A church bazaar supper and literary program are planned with choirs and society members attending as readings and music fill the evening hours.
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Seiota
Notion
Sage Compound Promises Darker Hair and Lustrous Look
An advertised Sage Compound from Wyeth claims to darken gray hair and restore youthful appearance. Users moisten a soft brush, apply gradually, then rinse as the color fades, with added shine noted by early buyers.
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Crand
Local Funeral Attends Family Gathering and Visiting Kin
A note recalls a burial at Spring Creek Cemetery in Toboven Mich. Anna Litchfield is named as a daughter with four grandsons Theo Vernon Billy Harlen Dean and a granddaughter Carol. A surprise party at James Teley home honors Emmett Warrintz's birthday faded into memories of visitors including Dennis Malloy from Galesburg visiting Mr. Painter's funeral and old friends.
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Theo
Vernon
Billy
Harlen Dean
Carol
Spring Creek
Rank Tageart
Toboven Mich
Wil
Frank
Claude Warrintz
James Teley
Emmett
Dennis Malloy
Galesburg
Mr. Painter
Boy Who Shot His Uncle Bound Over in Summum Case
Dallas Baumgartner of Summum waived examination in Justice of the Peace court after being bound over to the grand jury. His bond was set at 500 dollars and he may try to post it. The uncle, recovering slowly, is inclined toward leniency.
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Summum
Justice of the Peace
Lilly’s Court
Baumgartner
War Prisoners Sent Home
Geneva reports that 441,829 prisoners of war were repatriated between May 1, 1920, and December 31, 1921, by the Joint Commission of the League of Nations and the International Red Cross. Most were European state detainees in Russia or Russians abroad. a small number remain in Russia by personal choice, with the commission noting the work ends December 31 and arrangements are to be renounced on March 15.
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League of Nations
International Red Cross
Russia
Wireless radio stations urged for empire coverage
The wireless telegraph commission recommends building stations in England, Canada, Australia, South Africa, India, Egypt, East Africa, Singapore and Hongkong. A year of study led to an estimated total cost around £ 160,000 per station, with higher totals for England Egypt Singapore and Hong Kong. Two wavelengths should be fixed for each station and centers should receive from several stations simultaneously.
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Wireless Telegraph Commission
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Canada
Australia
South Africa
India
Egypt
East Africa
Singapore
Hongkong
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