Ray Morgan Wounded and Transferred Amid War News
Ray Morgan is wounded and transferred to a hospital, with reports on his return prospects to the trenches. The note references Mrs. Ji and other local families, town events, dances planned, and community notices from Lake Okoboji to Riverview, including school teachers and residents visiting kin. The column compiles 1918 era items on military, social events, and local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ji Mean
Bey
Shy Ea
Aries Ann
Weis
John Toes
Win
Dun
Donald
Nasi
Adison
Anna
Afile
Gun
Rapyte
Lake Okoboji
Camp Grant
Pranes
First Biographical Log From E W Field
E W Field writes about a childhood railroad trip with Oliver Southbury on the Fourth of July. They walked seven miles to Thomsen to view a train, then to Rock Island, returning home after a long day of travel. He recalls sleepwalking, a fall, and wondering about duty while noting heavy snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Field
Carden City
Dai
Oliver Outhbury
J Welock
Wwe
Thomsen
Rock Island
Thomson
Old Timers letter from Mrs Hawkins shares Hinsdale visit
Mrs L A Hawkins of Hinsdale Illinois writes from Monroe Street about her Thomson years and plans to visit Oak Park this summer to build a house. She reflects on old friends, hometown memories, and the challenge of keeping family routines while away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Hawkins
Sp. Monroe St. Hinsdale
Hinsdde
Chicago
Oak Park
Old Timers Edition Recall From George A Field Memoirs
Enid Oklahoma notes recall of Carroll County Old Timers Edition. Harry T Alexander of Rahway New Jersey expresses nostalgia for Thomson and Miinais memories. He recalls Melon Day and hopes for a special issue and renewed friendship through the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Field
Enid
Okla
Carroll County
Miinais
Thomson
Yok
August Gat
PCLN
Rufus R. Jield
Kansas
Owalloma
Uy Ad‘ress
Ferson
Tam
Harry T. Alexander
Stenton St
Rahway
N. J
J Thomson
Old Timer's issue notes Hazel Robinson Kendell and long life of town
Hazel Robinson Kendell recounts moving from the Robinson farm near Chadwick in 1927 to Ashton. She details family, business ventures including KW Motor Service and a truck line, earlier garage partnership from 1931 to 1936, and outdoor motion pictures. She mentions Glen, Lois, Nevin, and community activities, ending with a verse about rest and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Robinson Kendell Ashton
Ilinvis
Asthian
Robinson
Chadwick
Gennes Onesie
Truckine
Illinois
Wisconsin
Alesoy
Glen
Tam Suri
Cayees
Glen Dessa
Charwick Tas Hee
Machani¢E
Lois
Hig
Lei
Nevin
Remarkable Santa Claus statue in Spencer Indiana noted
Letter from Carolyn White Fuller describes a granite Santa Claus statue once seen in Spencer Indiana. She recounts the project, the town’s history, and a plan to publish photographs and explanations for Review readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn White Fuller
Lanark
Linois
Stage
Thhem
Santa Claus
Lear
Jose LT
Sparcer Calse
Indiana
LaCrosse
Rey
Santi Fe
Poxtinagien
Ehil
Inland Empire wheat belt area and irrigation project outlined
Mrs Minnie Risley Behringer from Ritzville Washington notes a desire to publish another paper and discusses the wheat belt, Spokane access, and irrigation plans. She highlights farmers buying tractors, acreage expansion, and evolving prices, plus a reference to a grand irrigation project near Lanark and Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Risley Behringer
Inland Empire
Spokane
Perous
Janark
Hevittee
Lanark
Nortan
Point
Daral
Fragmented noise in town paper hints at eviction and tech talk
A damaged OCR page shows scattered phrases about eviction, local life, a growing city, and mentions of technology and energy potential. It references Maine, U2, and various names and places in a fragmented, period-tone newspaper style. The text is incomplete but signals community upheaval and modernization debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iether
Reeve
Dyer Ag
Caelaries
Maine
Phainkiss
First Annual Commencement Fringes Amid Oil Era
A fragmented note from the First Annual Commencement outlines ties to the Texas oil boom era. It mentions individuals such as Atherton, Flynn, Connell, and Comstock, with sparse references to steel towers, ceremonies, and hopes for future visits to the state.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ray Morgan
Leah Williams
Friends
Argo-Fa
Neta Downs
Max
Bert Bertholf
Riverview
Ceroll
Mir
Valin Strange
Chas. D, Musselman
Barser
Lenark
Mississippi
City Hall
W. Stephenson St
Freeport
Tony Guccione
Costum
Santa Cheus
Jean
Chile
Santa Claus Town
Sinds
Santa Chas Park
Arly
John Deere Plow Co
New Idea
Lanark Farmers Co-Op
Tawetine
Eternet
Nazni Saale
Bohur
Fonds
Joy Tile
Dra Vero
Lilc Lak i
Wee Toomlazly
Prinee
Aden L. Nadig
Stockton
U. Mgyaivasle
Harold E. Heart Lena
Teather Mata Tata
Sonfion
Sania
Rel
Pat
Merchant Bros
Lanark, Illinois
Phe
Ame
A. Fignn
Kare
Miner
Mites
Bo Atherton
Elvkrge
Tyepatan
Fo Capen
Mrs. Gordm
Aliegrun
Praerunme Vous
Massie Shailen
Atta
Kale M. Cele
Atherton
Jake Mine Corer
Fot
Mv Athel
Nara VO Flynn
Romedie Ulancin
oMure Berend
Mr Supe
Comstock
Camps
Texas
el Tumpe
Dave
Ton Tarris
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