For Sale Trade-2 Sows and Pigs Wants Column
Want column lists sale of Trade-2 sows and pigs by Wm. Linton in Boulder Ml with contact details. Includes separate ads for Pure New Zealand white rabbits at Crosby Place and dental services in Centralia NL with pricing. Also notes furniture ads from Raines Furniture Exchange Locust St Centralia Ill promoting slightly used living room and bedroom sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Linton
Boulder
New Zealand
L. D. Morey
Crosby Place
Illinois
Raines Furniture Exchange
S. Locust St
Centralia
Ill
Sandoval Notes Brief Summer Travels and Visitors
Local residents record summer plans and visits from St Louis Champaign and Centralia. Miss Virginia Ruddick returns from St Vincent Kentucky while several families plan university sessions and summer trips to Chicago St Louis and Champaign.
Mad dog situation grows serious in Illinois
State health officials report a severe rabies surge in Illinois during March the worst since 1929. In April 61 dogs tested as rabies suspects 26 positive. five weeks to May 7 show 374 dog bite cases. April saw 143 people treated for rabies prevention at state expense due to inability to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Public Health
Illinois
Public Health Laboratory
Hard Words About Debt Leave No Escape
When you owe a man money tell him what you are doing about it and he will let you go far. Dodge the issue, make him run after you, and you will soon lose your stand.
Stombaugh Hiel Dinner Honors Mr Stone's Birthday
A dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs John Stone Centralia honors John Stone's birthday with many relatives and friends from Centralia Vandalia Toad Island Mulberry Grove San goval Shady Grove and Missouri attending. Several visits and social calls follow including Stombaugh Bryant and Shepard families and local outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stone
Centralia
Mr. Stone
John McClary
Rollie Stombaugh
Vandalia
Charlie Stone
Henry Stone
Toad Island
Ralph Roseman
John Shepard
Noble Bryant
Shady Grove
Theodore Stone
Mulberry Grove
Ora Stone
Dale Wiggens
Sangoval
Charlie Sufford
Keyesport
George
Walter Jackson
Missouri
Near Patoka
Sam Bryant
J. R. Stombaugh
Mary Bell
St. Louis
Stanley Wolff
Marshall Oberg
Brownstown
Homer Bryant
Tamalco
Mary Bell Stombaugh
Betty Jane Crumbaugh
J. R. Shepard
Ella Hawkins
Jeff Goodwin
John Merryman
Tamaleo
Community Socials And Visits In Odin Township
Neighborhood exchanges as families visit kin and friends across Odin Township. Residents including the McClellands Austin and McClellands host and travel between Sandoval Laclede and Louisville area relatives. A horse named Melvin Austin is noted to have recovered from lockjaw after a Saturday event.
Local Social Roundup From East Fork Area
East Fork residents share visits with Bowen family and friends in Fairman Sandoval Vandalia Monticello and Junction City. Casual calls and Sunday gatherings involve the Schmahl Reeter Williams Belcher and Morrell households with several extended family drop ins and travel notices.
Sunday social notes from Marshall Williams home area
A crowded afternoon of visits and dinners records many local families seen at the Marshall Williams home and nearby households. Guests include Sam Arnold and family Anna Neil son Emmet Nichols Bob Green Miss Isabel Garrett and others with extended social calls across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Arnold
Anna Neilson
Emmet Nichols
Marshal Williams
Everett Downey
Jay
Billy Morris
Bill Conant
St. Louis
Dale
Bob Green
Marvin Conants
Isabel Garrett
Leah
Gloria Williams
George Cole
Ben Wainscott
Salem
Maxine Swift
Rada Garrett
Marvin Conant
Ora Arnold
Marshall Williams
Raymond Swift
J. B. Morgan
Elizabeth Rowan
Mary Calahan
Montrose
Colo
Bob Greens
Mack Robb
Kenneth
Valinda Conant
Ellsworth Harvey
Ridgefarm
Lucile Garrett
Helen Wainscott
Selby Garrett
Rada
Lucile
Isabel
Mery Calahan
Julius Neilson
Anna
Harold Wilkenson
Jas. Arnold
Maxine Walton
Robert Nichols
Auto Accident Rate Increases Across Nation In 1932
Fatal automobile accidents rose in early 1932 with 4 800 deaths in two months versus 4 300 the year before. Lowell Massachusetts reported no traffic fatalities while cities like St Paul Boston and St Louis showed better records, highlighting urban variation and the need to curb unsafe drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Massachusetts
St. Paul
Boston
St. Louis
Training a Dog and Moral Counsel from a Newspaper
A concise set of maxims includes the need to understand a dog better than its trainer, the danger of meddling in others affairs, and the idea that neglecting personal ills signals a worsening condition. These aphorisms reflect practical and social guidance.
East Zion Greeting Turns Into Neighborhood Visit
Mrs Frank Frizzell and Mrs Jamie Caldwell visited Mrs Chris Neils Monday afternoon. Wyoming visitor Tillie French and Colorado guests John Morgan family are visiting old friends. A baptizing and basket dinner at Zion drew a good crowd. Various neighbors shared calls and visits over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Frizzell
Jamie Caldwell
Chris Neils
Tillie French
Wyoming
John Morgan
Colorado
Glenn Meador
Mary Jane Williams
John Warren
Zion
Elmer Berry
Oscar Caldwell
Etna Knight
Laura Frizzell
Lotta Ballance
Clyde Green
Charles Berry
Elmo Williams
Carl Jackson
Odin
Font Caldwells
Jen Caldwell
Alma
Mrs. F
Community News and Social Visits Across STRINGTOWN
A Sunday night shower brought needed rain to STRINGTOWN. Local residents host and visit relatives and friends including Margaret Dawson Springfield Robert Boyle Centralia and numerous local families. A birth is noted for Mr and Mrs Thomas Garrett a boy born June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Dawson
Springfield
Robert Boyle
Centralia
John Cleary
Freda Lane
Helen Doolen
Cloud Betts
Wilbur Doolen
Lucille Frisby
Byron Albert
John McConnell
George Albert
John Frisby
Chas. Lane
Thomas Garrett
Jim Klinge
Harold Meadows
Bloomington
Arewine Willett, Jr
Vernon
James
Chas
Lane
Fred Leningers
Clarence
Chicago
Rev. Adams
Fred Busenhart
Elenore Busenhart
Flossie Stapp
St. Louis
Ethel Willette
Vandalia
Ellen Emerson
James Emerson
Alice
Harry Metzger
Shobonier
Weekend Visits Across Southeast Town
Albert Heindrich and family and Mrs Leo Sebastian spent the weekend with Theodore Meredith. Bill Crothers and family and Bus ter Hays were Sunday visitors of relatives in Robinson and with Mat Belcher family. Ben Thalman and John Thalman drove on our streets Sunday afternoon. Irvin Bowen and family visited Charney Bowen Saturday. Pauline Williams stayed Monday night with grandparents Mat Belcher and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Reeter
Clarence Bowen
J. C. Bowen
Oze Hill
Herbert Schmahl
Sandoval
Henry Stillabower
Ruby
Nettie
Ernest Schmahl
Nat French
John Snodgrass
Junction City
Jean Bowen
Violet Williams
Vivian Reeter
Patoka
Luther Williams
Matt Belcher
Riley Reeter
Vandalia
Violet
Junior Williams
Ben Morrell
Fredonia
Ive Schmahl
Rock Falls Ill
Iowa
Austin Wilcox
Monticello
Ida Fay Wyant
John Wyant
Herb Schmahl
Dean, Clifton
Cecil
Floyd Bowen
Russel Palmer
Albert Heindrich
Leo Sebastian
Harry Meredith
Theodore Meredith
Bill Crothers
Buster Hays
Robinson
Mat Belcher
Ben Thalman
John Thalman
Irvin Bowen
Charney Bowen
Pauline Williams
Sunday Visits and Local Social Roundup S
Bud Adams and wife visited his parents Mr and Mrs William Adams on Sunday. Eck Zollar visited Salem on Saturday. James Bassett and family spent Sunday with Jim Osborn and family. Alvi Gray and wife called on Miss Bettie Boring east of Salem Saturday afternoon. Robert Colby of Chicago came Saturday to stay with his grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Ruddick
St. Vincent
Kentucky
Nona Chaffin
Vivian
Evelyn Stiles
Champaign
University
E. M. Boyle
Paul Boyle
Frank Kerlin
Sullivan
Indiana
Tom Robertson
E. F. Boyle
Pampa
Texas
Everett Sherman
St. Louis
Chicago
Jessiea Sherman
Mora
James Talbott
Nelle Mae Cushman
West Virginia
J. D. Doty
Rena
Marjoe Wilson
Fred Guyon
Joe Voellmecke
Richard Evans
Frank Miller
Springfield
Paul Belcher
Patoka
Flora Jane Gibson
Centralia
Emma Schotter
Pollyanna Club
William Hardy
Ruby Harvey
Elizabeth Andereck
Gladys McClelland
Hester Zears
Ida Opp
William
A. R. Williams
Salem
Anna M. Peters
John Tracy
William Lewis
Jean Sherman
J. B. Nowland
Centralia Hospital
Frank Hagedorn
Loyde Middleton
J. B. West
George Baker
Fred Pullem
Sam Skeen
Jess Poole
Boulder
Edwards
Jas. R. McClelland
Melvin Austin
Phyllis
Lawrence McClelland
Claude Williams
Maude Carlisle
Robert Meridith
Thomas Holtslaw
Os Oaton
Louisville
Opal
Claude Case
Laclede
James Case
Isaac Ross
Sandoval
Helen Ross
Bobbie
Emma Deadmond
Bud Adams
Wm. Adams
Eck Zollar
James Bassett
Jim Osborn
Alvi Gray
Local Folks Attend Services and Visits This Sunday
Mrs Dana Somerville hosted a family gathering with Walter Somerville and relatives visiting. A large crowd attended the East Fork baptizing on Sunday afternoon. Anette Gray and family returned from Oregon. J T Doris and J Dozis were sites of Sunday calls and home painting respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Somerville
Fred Warren
Chicago
Alvina Gray
Anette Gray
Oregon
East Fork
Ernest Haines
J. T. Doris
Walter Somerville
J. T. Dozis
Life’s Sidewalk Full of Lost Planks
A reflective note on life’s damaged path, describing how every stumble reveals weak boards and hidden dangers. The piece urges caution and resilience as one walks forward amid uncertainty and fragile footing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stombaugh Hiel
Odin Township
Sarah McClelland
Ethel Austin
Flora Case
Ollie Johnson
Clifford Deadmond
Lawrence Sproull
Demollian
Bethel
Ethel Holtslaw
Nellie
Helen Holtslaw
Alice Myers
Reservoir
Burnett
Matilda Bowen
Fairman
Bertha Williams
Ren
Emma Torbeck
Elsie Caldwell
Edwin Arnold
Sandy Branch
East Zion
Stringtown
MC Haney
MAE Eagan Auto and Property Insurance
Floyd Smith
Effie Smith
Linton & Berry
Beryl Linton
Clayton Berry
Leta Smith Berry
N. Poplar St. Centralia, Tl
Farmers’ Cooperative
Anther
Wheaties
Lee
Geo. J. Wasem
Helen Pick
Chas, Sullens
Oliver Duncan
Elmer Albert
Rubie Zollar
Fannie Boring
Ethel Black
Wayne Black
Ford
Chevrolet
Buick
Pontiac
Burnett Motor CO
Sandoval, Ill
Blue Goose
L. E. Belcher
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