Spain sees United States fight for an idea
Spanish leader Count Romanones lauds U S wartime aims and compares American businesspeople to Lord Byron. He predicts no immediate peace and says American aid could force a conclusive victory and prevent future wars. He notes Spain may expand opportunities for American capital after the war.
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Herbert Corey
Madrid
Spain
United States
Romanones
Canalcjas
Dato
Canalejas
Romanenes
Romanone
Germany
Lord Byron
Greece
America
Senor Romanones
Cervera
Wilson
Catalonia
Cortes
Barcelona
Liberty Illinois Visitors Attend Chautauqua
Liberty Illinois residents host and visit relatives across towns including Blessing hospital nurse Misa Bennett and Mrs Caddie Enlow of Kansas City. Camp Point and Barry guests join gatherings. families welcome guests from St Louis Bushnell Water town and Cullison. Emery Simmonds of Camp Point attends.
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Liberty, Ill
Misa Della Bennett
Blessing Hospital
Liberty
Caddie Enlow
Kansas City
Sadie Buttz
Tully Snyder
Kellerville
William Maynard
Odelia Keller
Barry
Ralph Roe
Cleo Lierle
Revo Sparks
Ray Sparks
Ralph Chambers
Liberty Chautauqua Draws Large Weekly Audiences
Charley Tourney returns home to Quincy after visiting relatives in Liberty. BR F Hunsaker and family, Mr and Mrs Albert Butts, Mr and Mrs CG Butts, BR W Pond and families, and Glen Zinn and families gather in West Point as Liberty hosts daily programs.
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Liberty
Beldon Slade
Charley Tourney
Quincy
La Grange Hosts Baptist Assembly Visitors This Week
R L Burford and family of Bunker Hill visited J L Ford and family in La Grange Sunday. Mrs T C Wallace and children of Monticello visited Mr and Mrs L E Westhoff in La Grange. J W Esslinger and family visited relatives in Durham. Baptist preachers Ney C K Green of Downing Rev W M Calloway of Hannibal Rev E L Painter of Hannibal. Prof J Farmer and family returned from Columbia after attending state university. Prof David K Ingman and Miss Mary B Mussetter returned from Kirksville Normal after receiving B S in education. Ingman to oversee Atlanta schools. Mussetter to teach in Frankford high school. Selective draft registrants examined at Monticello. Irene Guilion operated on for appendicitis. favorable recovery. Mrs W C Fleming and son Waldo visiting her parents near La Belle. Rev H D Burgess filled church duties at Christian church. Theodore A Day, La Grange, now at Ft Benjamin Harrison.
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LA Grange
R. L. Burford
Bunker Hill
J. L. Ford
T. C. Wallaces
Monticello
L. E. Westhoff
J. W. Esslinger
Familly
Durham
Baptist Assembly
Ney
C. K. Green
Downing
Wil
Mussetter
Frankford
Irene Guilion
Kirksville
W. C. Fleming
Waldo
la Belle
H. D. Burgess
The
Christian Church
Theodore A. Day
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Late summer social and church notices in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Granville Lummis host his sisters from Loraine this week. Miss Kate Taylor visited Mrs W W McHatton in Camp Point from Friday to Sunday. Mr Langley of Chicago spoke at the Methodist church on anti saloon leagues. Maple Grove club held canning demo by Missura Rankin of Payson. Union Sunday school picnic set for Thursday August 16 with dinner and supper. Mr and Mrs Prank Waddell hosted about thirty Quincy guests at their farm. Mrs Mary Smith is weakening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Lummis
Loraine
Kate Taylor
W. W. McHatton
Camp Point
Mr. Langley
Chicago
Methodist Church
Maple Grove Domestic Science Club
Missura Rankin
Payson
Union Sunday School
Prank Waddell
Quincy
Mary Smith
Picnic Draws Large Crowd at Camp Point
A large crowd attended a school picnic at Camp Point on Saturday. No further details are provided about the event or its outcomes.
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Camp Point
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