Closing Out Sale Of Livestock And Supplies
A closing out sale by Leave Gambill owner, 2 1 2 miles north of Boulder, on Saturday February 5 at 1 P M. Live stock includes one cow with calf, seven cows and heifers aged three, pregnant or fresh in days. Baled oat and wheat straw and some corn. Terms: regular with nine months time, 8 percent discount for timely payment, 7 percent interest from date if notes not paid. W M Smith acts as auctioneer.
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Boulder
Eaghly
Gambill
W. M. Smith
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Community Council Benefit Program Saturday Night
The Community Council hosts a program on Saturday night January 29 at 7 30 for the floor fund. Violet Nattier and Lola Belle Morey perform solos and duets with an assortment of instrumental and vocal acts by local artists and students. Admission is 15 cents for all, children admitted free. homemade candy sold at five cents per bag.
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Community Council For
Violet Nattier
Lola Belle Morey
Mrs. F. Black
Alice Emerson
Dorothy — Lo
Ipato ka School Notes Room One Visitors
Room One notes list visitors Mrs O A Nattier Mrs Roy Malan Kenneth Purcell Dean Martin James Emerson Jr and Max Quayle from last week. Construction class makes jointed toys. First year Language memorizes A Good Play by Stevenson. Second year Number Work studies inch foot yard. Second year Language memorizes Winter Time by Stevenson. First year Reading dramatizes The Little Rooster Tuesday. Darrel Chriss Jane Lesser and Harry Banfield were absent Monday. Bettie Simcox, Teacher. Room Two Third year class has sub.
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O. A. Nattier
Roy Malan
Kenneth Purcell
Dean Martin
James Emerson Jr
Max Quayle
Stevenson
Darrel Chriss
Jane Lesser
Harry’ Banfield
Bettie Simcox
Fourth Year Arithmetic Class Progress Report
The fourth year arithmetic group shows steady progress in long division while third year pupils prepare health themed booklets. Visits from James Emerson Jr and Homer Outhouse, updates on readers completed, and absences noted for Harriet Quayle and Bonnell Ford. Willard Ballentine missed days due to illness.
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Mra
C. A. Natéier
Gon Robert
Mygiene
James Emerson Jr
Homer Outhouse
Clase J
Aldine
Winaston
Myrle Bricker
Revi
T. E. Irvin
Fred Buek
Harriet Quayle
Bonnell Ford
Willard Ballentine
United States
Household Economic Club Meets Despite Bad Weather
The Household Economic Club drew a large audience Saturday afternoon despite heavy weather. Mrs. C. A. Nattier gave an engaging talk titled Making New Garments from Old explaining methods to remodel clothing, with several examples shown to illustrate her points.
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Household Economic Club
C. A. Nattier
Patoka Cagers Rout New Baden 31 to 10 on the road
The Patoka basketball team defeated New Baden 31 to 10 Friday night on New Baden's floor. A Carlyle clash on Wednesday was a hard fought game, Carlyle praised as one of the cleanest teams seen, though Patoka fell 28 to 1 in a misread line.
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Patoka
New Baden
New Badens
Carlyle
Sell Erla Radios Adverts Across Your Spare Time
Earn extra income selling Erla Radios with a nationwide ad campaign. Simple to demonstrate and operate, with strong selectivity. Sign up as an agent this month and learn how to make $100 weekly with no obligations. Write CLYMER MACDONALD CO. 4523 Shaw Blvd St. Louis.
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Erla
Razor Keen
Clymer-Macdonald CO
Shaw
Mound Chapel Revival Attracts Wide Praise
Reports from the Mound Chapel revival describe intense nightly services led by Rev. J. M. Stith. The revival has surpassed fifty adult conversions, uniting long time neighbors and ending bitter feuds as the community celebrates this notable spiritual revival.
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Mound Chapel
J. M. Stith
State Legislature Convenes, Adjourns After Committee Plenaries
The state legislature met on Wednesday morning in both houses after agreeing on committee appointments. Lawmakers heard the list and passed their first bill amid adjournment discussions.
Hearing Adjourns for Continued Session Next Wednesday
The body adjourned in the afternoon after introducing many items and will reconvene the following Wednesday to continue proceedings.
Temple School Opens After Illness Absence
Temple school resumed Monday after a two week teacher absence due to illness. Miss Anna Wickersham was out, while Miss Elma Poole visited Mrs. Evey Gerrish and Miss Eunice Snyder remained on the sick list. Local residents Williame Belcher and family visited, with several Bopp cousins calling on Charley Bopp and Lola Belcher.
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Temple
Ag Tolet Williame
Mat Belchér
Yd Britt
Herold Forte
Pearl
Poodle
Charley Bopp
Lela
Lila Bopp
Lola Belcher
Temple School
Anna Wickersham
Elma Poole
Evey Gerrish
Eunice Snyder
Fostersburg Community Notes and Ice Skating Woes
Mrs. Owen Belcher of Zion and others visited relatives while farm moves and land sales continue in the area. The town reports several tonsillitis cases among schoolchildren, and a widespread ice coating disrupts travel with cars in ditches and pigs and chickens kept indoors as skates run short.
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Owen Belcher
Zion
Reb Arnold
Jesse Walton
Lew-Engier
Wm. Doolen
Sandy Branch
L. Foster
Flat Creek
Henry MoeHer Jr
Fayette County
Marion Griffin
Alma
Lewis Jones
W. H. Jones
Lewis
Orval Doolen
Lew _ Engler
Erna Jones
S. M. Jones
Francis Griffin
Lester
L. FE. Green
Vernon
Burg
Robert Arnold
Prank Quayle
Lew Engler
Bear Creek Ice Affects Community Activities
A harsh ice cover disrupts school and church services as travel becomes difficult. Burl Linton travels to Decatur seeking work while Frank and Fred Lake visit Van dahlia business callers. Mrs. Wes Lake remains very ill with little improvement. F I Thompson shows notable recovery. Several residents, including Wilma Chriss Arline Lake and Effie Chriss Dorothy, visit Mrs. Wm Chriss.
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Wes Lake
Burl Linton
Decatur
Frank
Fred Lake
F. I. Thompson
Wilma
Chriss
Arline Lake
Genevieve Ballance
Effie Chriss
Dorothy
Wm. Chriss
Newspapers and Farmers Interest in Local Papers
The article argues farmers and townspeople alike value country weeklys and small city dailies for editorials, market news, ads, and social notices. It asserts editorials give dignity and influence, drawing family readers across generations.
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Country
Milikin University Student Visits Home For Week
Johnny Simcox, a Milikin University student, came home Wednesday evening to spend the remainder of the week with home folks. Dale Simcox and Paul Troyer drove the Ford up and brought Johnny down in his own car. Dewitt Jennings of Lane Station is spending a few days with home folks. The local baseball tossers meet Sandoval here Friday night and also travel to Beecher City Saturday night.
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Johnny Simcox
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Milikin University
Dale Simcox
Paul Troyer
Ford
Johnny
Sandoval
Beecher City
Dewitt Jennings
Lane
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