Wisconsin camping trip outlines family visit plans
A fragmented report notes Robison and Robison family planning a camping trip on Lake Tomahawk in Wisconsin. They anticipate visiting Marion Iowa and Baraboo Wisconsin relatives, with Ebner tower and Mr. Ed Martin hosting extended contacts. Irve plans to return to Whippetse and resume work soon.
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Ion
Wisconsin
Robison
Laugrlile
Tomahawk
Wis
Rolason
Sves Grove
Road work slows on route 78 and paving gains noted
Report notes heavy machinery at Argo-Fa and paving gains in Carroll and Whiteside counties while route 80 awaits completion. Kenneth Whitney of Sterling, visiting home, earned a high score of 98.4 on civil service exams among 31 applicants for city nail carriers and post office clerks, with four passing overall.
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Argo-Fa
Allen
Whiteside County
Carrol
Whiteside
ypCilies
Savanna
Kenneth Whitney
Sterling
Kenneth
Vances
Thomson People News Roundup and Socials Notes
A news item notes Rev. Prestage renews his Thomson subscription and extends greetings to Zion UL and York Baptist. a picnic party from Thomson area visits Sand Slough with members from Houghton Carpenter Lewis Bennett Mitch ell Tucker and others. Milwaukee railway employees plan a Tri Cities picnic with a free pass for workers. C H Alexander now recovering at home after four weeks in Rockford hospital. Miss Marian Sleyman returns from Oshkosh and Chicago to resume work as historian at Jane Lamb hospital. Clifton Bennett and R D Bennett host visitors with Beth Houghton joining them for a Rockford stay.
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Rev. Prestage
Mr. Prestage
Zion
R. J. Houghton
K. B. Carpenter
B. R. Lewis
Thomson
Clifton Bennett
Rockford
Bert Mitchell
Morrison
W. M. Tucker
Fulton
Sand Slough
Milwaukee Railway
Tri-Cities
Charlie Beck, Sr
C. H. Alexander
Marian Sleyman
Oshkosh
Wis
Chicago
W. A. Slayman
Jane Lamb Hospital
Notable Local Weekend Movements and Visits
Herbert Rawlins has been ill for several days but was seen uptown yesterday. Mrs. W. H. Switzer is visiting Mrs. Ed Switzer and a family in Fulton for the week.
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Herbert Rawlins
W. H. Switzer
Ed Switzer
Fulton
Relatives Attend Funeral of Frank Be Lewis
Out of town relatives and friends joined services for the late Frank Be Lewis. Names include Mr and Mrs Dent Mions, Mr and Mrs Alfeed Madison of Dorien Wis, Mes Charles P L Huber Webster City, Mr and Mrs Chester Witherspoon Boone, Mr and Mrs Roy Gleason, Mr and Mrs Wan Woofstitler, Mr and Mrs W J Whitver Sterling IL, Mr and Mrs Turry Stirling Minneapolis, Mr and Mrs Frank Keypolds Galva IL, Mr and Mrs Roy Edwards, Mr and Mrs Mary Seiple, Mr and Mrs Elmer Kinney and daughter Carroll l, Mr and Mrs Roy Newell Savannah, Mr and Mrs John Eustus, Mrs W M Tucker, Mr and Mrs John Gallagher Fulton.
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Frank BE
Lewis
Dent Mioins
View
Alfeed Madison
Doren
Wis
Charles PL Huber
Webster City
Lowe
Chester Witherspoon
Boone, Tae
Roy Gleason
Mes
Wan
Woofstitler
W. J. Whitver
Sterling, IL
Turry Stirling
Minneapolis
Frank Key Polds
Galva
Roy Edwards
Marry Seiple
Elmer’ Kinney
Carroll
Roy Newell
Savanna
John Eustus
W. M. Tucker
John Gallagher
Fulton
Wilt Family Return From Detroit Visit
Mr and Mrs Clint Wilt return from a trip to see their son Glen and his family in Detroit. Their little grandson accompanied them on the visit.
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Clint Wilt
Glen
Detroit
Collided With Street Car At Lyons
Clarence Mellinty of Lyons reports his Ford coupe collided with a street car Tuesday evening. The car was said to be at fault while the street car traveled on a yellow signal. Mrs. Bayard Lewis is among the sick. Friends and relatives visited Mr and Mrs Louis Schildmiller Wednesday after a picnic at Sand Slough. Gladys Fuller spends vacation with aunt and relatives. A man talked of an aero plane concession for Melon Day with plans and licensed staff.
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Louis Schildmiller
Chicago
Sand Slough
Clarance Mellinty
Lyons
Ford
Clavence
Man Plans Summer Return to Inspect Grounds
A note hints he will likely return this summer to review the grounds and discuss future arrangements. The author notes preparations and expectations for the visit, suggesting ongoing interest and planning for upcoming developments.
Carver’s Favorite Gum Wood Delicacy and Strength
The excerpt notes gum wood carries closely interlocked grain enabling fine line work and graceful permanence. It emphasizes the wood’s natural color variation and durability, highlighting its suitability for refined carving and durable results.
Moon Phases and Dalton’s Law Mixed in Lesson
Moon changes each month from smallest to largest delay in rising though usually noted. Autumn brings the sun full moon opposite in sky and minimal retardation. Dalton's law, by Dalton, states that for gas mixtures not reacting, total pressure equals sum of partial pressures of each gas.
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Dalton’s
Enytist Physictet
Jobe Dalton
Melendy Vacation in Wisconsin Woods Delays Barber Return
Mr and Mrs Harold Melendy enjoy time in Wisconsin woods while Pete remains on vacation and is not expected back at his barber shop for another week, extending the pause in service.
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Harold Melendy
Wisconsin
Pete
Earned Their Nickname by German Front Newspapers
The light and rea lueots to the World war were nicknamed the "Ladies from Hell" due to their kite worn with remarkable lighting qualities. The term was coined by German newspapers and adopted by the German troops on the western front.
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Hell
Brightness Spreads On A Sunny Day In Irving Quote
The excerpt notes a bright sunny day easing temper and quiet, calling brightness a sweetener of toll and a soother of disquietude as imagined by Washington Irving.
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Washington Irving
Last Barber-Surgeon Middleditch Died in 1824 London
The last known barber-surgeon was Middleditch who died in 1824 in Great Suffolk Street, London, marking the end of a medieval craft melding barbering and surgery.
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Middleditch
Great Suffolk Street
London
Treasury Announces 33 Percent 12 15 Year Bond Exchange
The Treasury offers a 33 percent 12 to 15 year Treasury bond in exchange for Third Liberty Loan Bonds. The new bonds bear interest from July 16, 1928. Interest on surrendered Third Liberty Loan Bonds is paid in full through September 15, 1928. Holders should consult their banks for further details. A. W. Mellon, Secretary of the Treasury.
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The
Treasury
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Ed Martin
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Ivy Javoil
Deve
Elengar
R. D. Bennett
Beth Houghton
George Bower
Velta
Ithaca
Mich
Verne Bower
Mises Genevieve
Helen Willis
Libertyville
Thigh
Jerome Smith
Herb Rawlins
Herb
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Herbelean
French
Gladys Fuller
Carver
Moon
Bell
Clinton
Iowa
Stuedemann
Clearaway
Oxfords
West Oxfords
W. A
O. Stuedemann
Main Ave
Lyons Station
Clinton, Iowa
J. M. Fay & Son
Fay’s
Illinois
Smaltz Bros
Fulton, I
Clinton National Bank
E. A. Young
C. H. Young
Albert B. Rathbun
A. F. Johnson
Clinton Savings Bank
Sixth Avenue
Second Street
Clinton Mattress
S. 4Th St
Tri-City
Herbert Morey
Byland
A. W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
A. Thompson
Wyne-Deaver
Fulton, Winox
Paddock Music Company
Clinton Jowa
B. J. Snyder
Abrams
Falton Exchange
Wyne-Deaver Bldg
Bank of Lyons
A. M. Blodget
LAW
Fullen Dine
G. P. Hendricks
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M. C. Rogers
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