The Wandering Jew and ayoung actress in a Western play
A rancher Yarnall and producer Jasper recruit Jane, a tough young woman, to be trained as a heroine for a stage production. Jasper argues fame and wealth await if she accepts, while Jane battles memories of a painful past and resists being styled as beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarnall
Jane
Yarnal
Yamail
Jasper
Yarnail
Han
Tane
Morena
New York
Eve
Ipscan
Soel
London
Sle
Sheet
Soldiers and Sailors Home Hospital Notes and Transfers
At the Soldiers and Sailors Home Ligeie Ford was taken to hospital Tuesday with a relapse of flu. The home truck was used due to the lack of an ambulance. Lizzie assists the chief cook and deliveries when able. Captain Andrew returned from Mason City after Dr. Burnham's funeral. Funeral services at the grave were by the Masons and a floral offering pleased the family. William Groves was buried in the home cemetery Tuesday at 1 pm by the G. A. Roers. Chichester’s funeral is set for Thursday at 1 pm at Lippincott hall with burial in the home cemetery. Wells Haladay returned from pass. Transfers reported: Pauline Ettie to hospital, Susan Gibbons to cottage 20, Martha Turner from hospital, James W. Perkins to cottage M4, Jesse F. Poplin to cottage T1, Josephine Culver of cottage 7, Sarah F. Price of 5, Manuel Grace of 21, Orin Miller of hospital, Noah Sherwood of 9, furloughs noted for several. Mrs. Sharkey and Joseph Perry discharged on furlough. Further transfers: Susan Gibbons, 20 to hospital, Mary V. Lawler from hospital to 5. Temperance and Civic Reform League met Monday evening in the hall with heart to heart talks. Chaplain Beadles, Mrs. Ball, sergeant of cottage E, Comrade Bennett, sergeant of cottage W, and Rev. Gray spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligeie” Ford
Lizzie
Andrew
Burnham
Mason City
William Groves
G. A. Roers
Jesse F. Poplin
Minnie Weinberg
Josephine Culver
Sarah F. Price
Manuel Grace
Orin Miller
Noah Sherwood
Lima Illinois Notes On Local Social and Bank Upgrades
The Lima community records a social farewell for Mr. and Mrs. Brackinsick, the Epworth Eastern Star adding a piano, and Masonic lodge work with several candidates. Local real estate moves include purchases by Wm Hatness and James McAdams, plus bank upgrades adding burglar alarms. Levy commissioner Ensminger visits Chicago, and James McAdams and family plan Kansas City relocation as a civic note closes.
Rainy day woes and local notices in Plainville Illinois
Plainville Illinois reports slippery roads from Friday rain while noting community events births deaths and local moves. Sudden illness of Green Wagg leaves him in critical condition and Mrs Churchill’s death is recorded in Kinderhook. Various residents relocate visit and return from neighboring towns as farming activity and social visits continue.
Army to halt syndicate service amid newsprint shortage
New York Feb 24 The recruiting publicity bureau of the army said it will discontinue its syndicate service to 2,800 newspapers and switch entirely to paid advertising due to an acute news print shortage. The move affects nationwide publicity plans as officials seek to maintain recruitment messaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Saving Paper
New York
Recruiting Publicity Bureau of the Army
Hancock County Shorthorn Breeders Sale Success Report
Fifty nine head of Shorthorns sold at the Hancock County Shorthorn Breeders sale in Carthage on Feb 17 bring an average of 176.70 dollars. Heifers and cows averaged 204.84 and bulls and bull calves 121.75, with buyers from West Point Mendon Colchester and nearby towns purchasing multiple lots led by A Weche nkel and Sons and George W Major. The top lot, Sultana Trele consigned by A Wewehenkel & Sons, sold to George W Major for 900 dollars, crowned as this year’s standout. consignors praised results and plan future sales.
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Carthage
Leb
Hancock County
Manlove Bros
Howen
AL Wegenhenkel
Jonsa Hamilton
Irrank S
Crossland
Bowen
Win
Gabel
West Point
George W. Major
C. A. Schroeder
Basco
Slater & Slater
Slater & Worrell
Crawford
Hampley
Knapp & Ewen
Mendon
Roe Ackley
Colden
Amy A. Worrell
Te. Tanner
Stillwell
Glen Tanner
White
Lawless Bowen
Lawrence Howe
Mensendick
Fred Nungler
George W Major
Fred G. Kilngtler
Dtnass Prey
West Port
Berris
Predswan
West V Point
Jas. Frey
Weert Point
Ndwin Sestedt
Colchester
EelowWin Sestedt
Ried
Morris
Joti Deutten
An Prairie
Tae Martens Bros
Curthaime
Frye
Vaet
Martens Pines
Lota
Walter Dedert
Quinney
Vrealswan
Weset Point
Tat Prairie
Osterman
Lao Prairi
Dedert
Ursa
Tuat Oy
Jonton Hakerbewer
Golden
Charles Me Chelfand
Levso
Mack Witt
Pamber Luke Philips
Sutsta
Fiat
Geo Mecinterk & Song
Denver
Charles Wesehenkel
Sutter
Sam Neil
Steiner
Loraine
C. Hl Barnett
Attheide
Paseo
Altheide
Quincy
Loton
Jaln
Tiamiptey
James Markey
Camp Point
Albert Steiner
Cain
Boyd C
Kicks
Wesley Wilson
Cat
Scotty Milne
Col Ho
Dent
Cal
Alpha Witt
J.T. Miller
Sultana Trelle
Neo
Wewehenkel & Sons
Hamilton
Local notices and obituaries from Pike area
Down in Pike Russell Hardy is seriously ill in Chauncey Tooleyn Hall. George Nestrick visited Hannibal for medical aid. Mrs. Aaron Dicker visits St. Louis to see Roy and Anna Sameron and families. Mrs. Eva Sperry, ill, is convalescing. Mrs. H. B. Churchill died in Kinderhook February 21 at 1:15 p.m. Funeral Wednesday. She leaves four children, grandchildren, two brothers and two sisters. Bertha McHatton and son Russell recovering from flu. Alva Batanger entertained Pittsfield relatives. Sale at Charles Walch’s Friday drew crowds. items sold high. Chicken pox is widespread in the area.
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Pike
Russell Hardy
Chauncey Tooleyn Hall
George Nestrick
Hannibal
Mra
Aaron Dicker
St. Louis
Roy
Anna Sameron
Eva Sperry
Churchill
Kinderhook
Deat
Bertha McHatton
Russell
Alva Batanger
Pittsfield
Charles Walch
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Katherine Newlin Burt
Katherine N. Burt
Metropolitan Newspaper Service
New Yorks
Chapter
Yve
Jesper
Webacosle
Ivy
LIMA
James
Sarah Brownlee
Stat
Arthur Klecener
Pleteher
Pletcher
Albert Brackinsick
Hi. Beckman
Bred Hoener
Pete Wenthoener
August Laeding
Brackinsick
Kayler
Lueraine
Mr. Brackinsick
Eastern Star Chapter
Koehler& Campbell
Masons
Lima Indge No. 136
Eastern Star
Devutree
Marcelline
Bers
Jesse Tinnter
Bert Whitney
Wm. Kendrick
Fdurney
Jacobs
Blanche Bolt
BS Leeper
Hib
Concover
Jacobs Farm
Jaima
Lew Liess
Shipe
Ebrom Church
Wm Hatness
James McAdars
Marsh Hats
Spencer
Marsie
Janay
dames @ietcher
Trueman Crank Hix
St. Joseph
Wim Hutendick
Mary Brickman
State Bank of Lime Thoroutshly
Levy
John Ensminger
Chicago
James McAdams
Kansas City
Plainville, Ili
Green Wagg
WH. S. Churchill
Cop. Wagy
Trauling
Ernest McLaughtine
Bert Wagy
Dolar
Otto Lightle
Toupeston
Ill
Lizzie Johnson
Chcago
Givorge Toren
Milton
Parry
Mary Wagy
Pavson
FA. Clark
Winderlook
C. P. Wagy'a
June Powell
Columbus
Griggs
Will Goon
Urbhy
Kenneth Wary
Barry
Typho
Cloyd Schmalshoft
Ichefield
Mr. Groves
Harre Wary
William Inman
Paul Sprague
Thompson
Mra, Monroe
Mattie Seeley
Henrietta Snod- Brass
Shorthorn
Hancock Success
Cuthura
Nellie Dibble
Leonidas
Michigan
Cuticera Laboratories
Dept. H
Malden
Mass
WARE
Wayland CO
Ee United
Betsy Ross
H. Korn Baking Co
Court House
Frank A. Jasper
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