Premium Auction Continues with Local Food and Craft Sales
The page lists numerous items and contributors in a toy-like auction style. Readied goods include quilts, shawls, jellies, pickles, preserves, baked goods, canned vegetables, fruits, and farm products. Names such as Myrtle Rogier, Katie Nattier, Florence Walton, Lottie Hawley, and Mrs. L. P. Hill appear as sellers or donors, alongside references to areas like Centralia Sentinel and Delphos Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Nattier
Florsnes Walton
C. Black
Toekherries
Lottie Hawley
B.C. Black
Letha Waseem
Lot. Hawley
Bessie Foltz
Bessie Waltz
Tim Pitcher
Kat Pewl
Florence Walton
Moise
Ida Smith
Blanche Snyder
Kate Davis
Lottie Hawey
Nora Hines
L. P. Hill
Katie Natttier
W. M. Perkins
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E. C. Black
Nattier
Satae
Angel Food
Mary K. Smith
Melvin Hoots
Angel
Myrtle Rogier
Maude Carter
Alice Murfin
Vanity Bag
Crundwell
R. N. Engold
Joseph Yardley, Jr
P. J. Mojonnier
C. W. Martin
Sam Pugh
John Houston
Sam. Crundwell
Fred Carter
Ollie Britt
Wm. Perkins
Lucas Walker
BP. Davis
aArtie Rogier
Mortor
Barthol Anderson
Lusch
Katia Nattier
Dragdivell
NT Ce Ee
Feeb Westérmelon
Riza Dukes
Lawal
Albert Potts, Jr
Stark
Ora Priumfielt
Muskmelon
Wayne Binnion
Lyr
Centralia Sentinel
Wasi Lewis
Centralia
Sen
Tinel
Kohl Rabi
Hettie Wernsman
Timothy Seed —— Farmers Elevator
Sun Plower
Clark
MAD DENS PLAN TO CUT FEDERAL TAXES IN 1928
Edward W. Pickard reports Congressman Madden pressed President Coolidge to reduce 1928 federal taxes by reallocating foreign war debt interest from retirement of Liberty bonds to cover current government expenses. Rep Will R Wood forecasts Republican majorities. Democrats warn of Wall Street influence and Sherman act enforcement amid farm and prohibition debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin LB. Madden
Chicago
House Appropriations Committee
President Coolidge
Madden
Coolidge
Mellon
White Pine Camp
Will R. Wood
Indiana
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Senate
House
Harding
Wood
Wall Street
Krishamurti Placed Off New York Arrival for Theosophists
The Hindu youth Krishamurti, touted by Theosophists as the world teacher, was allowed to land in New York after objections. Mrs. Annie Besant then escorted him to Chicago for the Theosophists congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krishamurti
Hin* Doo
New York
Annie Besant
Chicago
Local Social and Farm Notes From Salem Area
James Pollard McHaney and wife visited in Salem and Patoka on Monday. Mayme Sanders was called to Mt Vernon for her father James King’s death. Eli Howard remains poorly the past week. Guy Chandler and family visited Mt Vernon on Saturday. Jake Muck stayed with relatives at Lebanon over Sunday. Our school opened Monday with Miss Tot Donoho of Salem as teacher. Forest Sanders worked at Faring last week tending peach trees. Low Nichols of Centralia gathered grapes at his Tonti farm on Monday. Mrs. R B Nichols and Miss Mae Louise Dodds returned to Kansas City Mo after an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pollard
Salem
Patoka
Mayme Sanders
Mt. Vernon
James King
Eli Howard
Guy Chandler
Jake Muck
Lebanon
Tot Donoho
Forest Sanders
Low Nichols
Centralia
Tonti
R. B. Nichols
Mae
Louise Dodds
Kansas City
Local visitors and family ties mark Pan a community notes
Locals Mrs. Fred Black and daughter Waneta were Pan a visitors last Thursday. Warry Ford of Detroit and visiting relatives arrive for a few days. A shipment of Camel malt arrives with price offers. neighbors comment on trades. Several families and friends visit relatives, attend funerals, move residences, and travel to Chicago and Champaign amid rain delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred ‘Black
Waneta
Warry Ford
Detroit
Mich
William’ Morgan
Taka
Fred Blick
Geo. Hart
St. Louis
Jesse Pugh
Carrie Black
Ariel Sen Frank
Nokomis
Luther
Pred Black
Os AL Nattier
Sh W. Doolen
Gag. Williams
Claud, Adams
Harvey Easton
Mattoon
Assumption
N. Cruse
Iss Georgia
Chicago
Walter Johnson
Musyegon
Bessie Padgett
Stanford
Florence Simcox
Minnie
Centralia
I Ruth Smith
George Porter
Bloomington
Dorothy Logan
Emily Ford
Helen Troyer
Paul Troyer
Deneen Smith
Centralia High School
A. C. Wii
D. C. Wills
DuQuoin
Geo. Struneck
Christopher
Ray Copeland
Elkville
Reuben Alexander
Evangelist Cleve Kerley Holds Vernon Revival
A revival meeting led by Evangelist Cleve Kerley from Success Arkansas is under way in Vernon Illinois. The preaching centers on The Old Time Religion with a public invitation to attend and join in worship. Organizers promise a great time and urge early arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Ill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Pugh
Roy Jones
Pope Sisters
Minnie Simcox
Martha Simcox
Margaret Chance
Frank Siple
Ibs
Cheese
Fondant
L. W. Ballance
Josie Simcox
L. W. Batlance
Letha Wasem
W. Martin
Hale Peaches
Dr. Laswell
Elberta Peach
Joseph Yardley
T. P. Walker
Grapes
Louse Case Soda
Sam _ Brun
Flora Dorris
Norman Ballance
Delphos
Kan
S. W. Gray
Chas. Gray
O. H Britt
Luella Gray
George Revenaugh
Bob Revenaugh
Illinois
Cleave McWhirter
Perry Powell
Elmer Powell
John Dorris
Decatur
Mr. Coolidge
Edward W. Pickard
L. J. Taber
National Grange
Plattsburg
J. P. Buches
OPE
Mexico
Calles
Vatican
Holy See
Rome
Sheffield
Washington
Kellogg
Adirondacks
Mr. Kellogg
State Department
Myron T. Herrick
France
Mr. Sheffield
HMA
Peking
United States
Hukang Railway
Continental and Commercial Bank
Pacific Development
Riggs National
Munsey Trust
Erlin
Germany
League of Nations
Locarno
Spain
Poland
League
Berlin
Tangier
Madrid
Morocco
Tatas Ee Matava
Paris
Reece
Pangulos
George Condylis
Pangalos
Condouriotis
Greece
Condylis
Fernshanae
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Northeast Harbor
Maine
Harvard
Stuart Pratt Sherman
New York Herald-Tribune
Manistee
University of Illinois
Bert M. Fernald
West Poland
World Court
Rudolph Valentino
Metropolis
Rudy
C. Francis Jenkins
Charles F. Marvin
Weather Bureau
William Glassford
Naval Communications
8. C. Hooper
Navy
Bereree Dee
Farmers’ Deposit Bank
Cleve Kerley
Evangelist Cleve Kerley
jSuccess
Ark