Rainy Season Boosts Local Health and Social Frolics
The community notes good health amid recent rain showers. A Tuesday fish fry yielded sixty five pounds of fish while women prepared and shared extra food. Local singers attended Bluff Springs singing. visits to College Hill and Bramlett's Hospital trainings are mentioned. Community gatherings promise more singing on the first Sunday in July with Will iiams and others scheduled to perform in the afternoon.
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Bluff Springs
Wilson Davis
Oxford
Cliff Franklin
Kingdom
Luther Franklin
Sili J. Cole
Williiams
Paris
Daisy
Sunday School Progress and Local Visits in Burgess
The Burgess community notes steady Sunday school attendance at 10 30 each Sunday. Mrs Ruth Mills of Pope returns from a lengthy visit to her relatives here. Mr Wilber Waller attends College Hill normal and is missed locally. William Evans resumes work after Bramsets Hospital. Grace Jones returns home after winter study in Columbus. Mrs J T Evans injures hip but improves. Doyle Mills and Denton of Taylor visit relatives nearby. Gladyce Waller visits sister Mrs Lesley Jones in Orwood.
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Ruth Mills
Pope
Wilber Waller
College Hill
William Evans
Bramsett’s Hospital
J. T. Evans
Doyle Mills
Denton
Taylor
J. E. Mills
Allie and
Kathleen
Oxford
Gladyce Waller
Lesley Jones
Orwood
Sunday Visit Notes From Local Families
Mr and Mrs J New and Mrs Davis spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs R L Evans and family. Mr and Mrs Grant Robertson of Dillards spent Sunday with parents Mr and Mrs J E Hawkins and family. Best regards to the Eagle and its many readers. Blue Eyes.
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J. New
Davis
R. L. Evans
Grant Robertson
Dillards
J. E. Hawkins
The
Eagle
666 Quick Reliefs for Colds and Headaches
A concise remedy claim lists 666 as alleviating colds, constipation, headaches. The note labels it as a fine tonic. Further details are not provided.
Confederate Veterans Meet in Richmond for 32nd Reunion
Veterans from across the country gathered in Richmond for the thirty second United Confederate Veterans reunion. An estimated 4 000 veterans are in attendance with about 50 000 visitors in the city, as the event opens with the Confederate Memorial Association and Sons of Confederate Veterans sessions.
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Richmond
Lee
Jackson
Stewart
Forrest
Mosby
United Confederate Veterans
Green Hills
Maryland
Purple Valleys
Virginia
Texas Plains
Gulf Waters
Far
Pacific
War Department
Confederate Memorial Association
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Tinkle
Ainslee
Memorial Association
Grain groups plan to buy seats on Chicago and Minneapolis exchanges
Cooperation between a Mid-West farm bureau committee and United States Grain Growers offices announced a grain growers selling plan. The plan aims to obtain seats on the Chicago and Minneapolis grain exchanges and to make direct sales contracts with consumers.
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Chicago
Mid-West Farm Bureau
United States Grain Growers, Inc
Minneapolis
France to attend Hague conference with Russian delegation
Paris announces France will join the Hague conference with the Russian delegation beginning June 26. If political questions arise the French delegates will promptly withdraw.
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Paris
France
the Hague
Foreign Office
Mass Fight Injures 120 in Chemnitz Clash
In Chemnitz a scuffle between patriotic association members and a Communist group left 120 people injured, many seriously, as police intervened to restore order.
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Dublin
Patriotic Associations
Party of Communists
Chemnitz
Belfast kidnapping of patient from infirmary by armed men
In Belfast a group of armed men abducted James Blaney from the Downpatrick infirmary where he was being treated for wounds from a May 22 clash with the military. The incident follows an earlier attack and Blaney’s hospitalization.
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Belfast
James Blaney
Downpatrick
Denby Sails To Japan
Henderson carries Edwin Denby secretary of the Navy and Annapolis classmates to Tokyo for a class reunion as the transport sails from Honolulu.
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Denby
Japan
Honolulu
T. H
United States
Henderson
Edwin Denby
The
Annapolis
Tokyo
Rebel Leader in Tamaulipas Seeks Amnesty
El Paso reports Manuel Larraga, leader of an uprising in Tamaulipas, was wounded twice in battle with federal forces and has asked the government for amnesty.
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el Paso
Texas
Torfreon
Manuel Larraga
Tamaulipas
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