Christmas Song and Emily Tea Party Exchange
Poetry excerpt reflects on the Christ child and sacrifice with line breaks and imagery. The second passage recounts a domestic tea party moment where Emily asks for her tea "within" despite formality. A contrast between sacred reflection and homely humor is present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily
Miss Emily
Smily
Fighting Parson in Wyoming Displayed Militant Christianity
In Stark county Wyoming the Rev. L. H. Harmon of the Methodist church confronted a local merchant over alleged second hand goods for a mother to be. After a heated exchange the minister, a 195 pound former football standout, struck the merchant thrice, then returned to church and athletic management duties. The town now treats the preacher with heightened respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Stark County
L. H. Harmon
Wyoming Athletic Association
Six Million Dollars For Auto Licenses
Secretary of State Louis L. Emmerson reports automobile license fees reaching 5,886,771.82 this year, with 568,739 autos licensed. The state incurred 5.3 percent costs versus a 10 percent national average, a fivefold rise since 1916 to fund hard road construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis L. Emmerson
Mlinois
Secretaries of State
How Big New York Grocery Firm Keeps Down Rats
Vroome and Co butter and cheese merchants in New York City say RAT-SNAP keeps rats from their cellars. They buy by the grass and would not be without it. Three sizes priced 35¢ 65¢ and 1.28 dollars. Sold and guaranteed by Fehr and Cumming and Thompson Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vroome & Co
New York City
Fehr and Cumming and Thompson Drug Co
Auto license fees stay same next year say Miller
Walter W. Miller head of the state automobile department says motor license fees will remain at current levels next year. He notes road building costs now run about 48 000 per mile vs 18 000 previously and that a 20 percent increase is expected for next year as the half million cars in the state surpass the target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Miller
State Automobile Department
Administratrix Notice for Estate of John J O Holloran
Annie O Hallaoran widow administers the estate of John J O Holloran deceased. She will appear at Bureau County Court Princeton Court House during February Term on the first Monday to hear claims and allow adjustments. Creditors must present claims and debtors must pay promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. O'Holloran
Bureau County
Court House
Princeton
Son of Jas Hand's Infant Dies at One Year
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Jas Hand died last Sunday December 12 1920. He was buried Tuesday afternoon from the home with Rev Barber officiating. The family had related at Nokomis for some time and returning for the funeral. The child was one year old last October 30. Relatives and close friends attended the service. Mesdames S A Pond and L H Dysart sang during the services. Interment followed at Granville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Hand
Barber
Nokomis
Mesdames S. A. Pond
L. H. Dysart
Granville
Barber shops close for holidays in several towns
All barber shops in Spring Valley De Pue Ladd Granville and Cherry will close all day on Christmas and New Year. Shops open all day on Thursdays during the two weeks and on Friday evenings before the holidays until 10 o'clock. Trank Emmett Fin Seey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Valley
de Pue
Ladd
Granville
Cherry
Used Cars for Sale at Kasbeer's Garage
Several vintage cars offered including 1917 Dodge Touring 1919 Dodge Touring 1919 Mitchell Roadster 1917 Mitchell Touring and 1917 Ford Touring All cars described as good shape Come in to Kasbeer's Garage at 418 Princeton Ill Phone 2089 Princeton Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasbeer
Princeton
Ill
Trunks and Bags Offered by Hoffman Factory for Christmas
The Hoffman factory presents a fine line of wardrobe trunks leather bags and suitcases for the holiday trade and invites the public to inspect the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Yellow Pine Lumber Prices Slide Up to Thirty-Four Percent
Prices for yellow pine lumber have fallen about thirty percent from the 1920 spring peak, with declines ranging thirty to forty percent by grade. Freight costs remain high, labor in retail yards is unchanged, and overall building material costs for homes and barns are down. Local dealers invite inquiries and promise further details in upcoming issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Georgia
Reto
Also Mentioned on This Page
Santa
Earth
Mary McNeil Fenollosa
The
Craftsman
Orrows
Chris
New York
Annie O'Halloran
James Hand
Trank Emmett
Fin
Seey
Hunt
da Thompson Drug Company
E. St. Paul St