Vague notes on trip voyage and local events
E P Schaich travels to Kansas City on a hard miles route taking seventeen hours. North American Christian group numbers around 15 000 with a large Sunday gathering for the Lord's Supper. A convention report proclaims unity and faith, while local notes mention births, moving plans, school report cards, and road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Jnmeney
Yalked
al Smith
Delatpa
Alfie
Sehaich
Kansas City
North American Christian Association
Robert Groharing
Roger
Grade school spelling contest pits grades seven eight
A spelling contest at the grade school pits the seventh graders called the Monkeys against the eighth graders named the Lions. The loser must entertain the winners after four weeks. Chandler leads the competition as the contest proceeds. The school calendar lists a string of programs and exams from October through May. Names of students across all grades are recorded for attendance and merit. Dee, son of a local resident, has sent a dish and books, signaling family support and ongoing activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Chandler
Northwestern Teacher's Asso
Washington
Lincoln Dyopram
Robert Brown
Beard Culture and Its Role in Historic Manners
A fragmented passage notes the prominence of beard fashion in a royal era, mentioning Henry and the skill of tying whiskers. It hints at social status tied to facial hair and references training to shape beards into various styles during a bygone period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Mrs Ed Brockmire Buried in Dumshee Cemetery Saturday
Mrs Ed Brockmire of Moline HL was buried in Dumshee Cemetery on Saturday October 8. Her husband was Willard Shrier and the couple formerly lived here among many friends who knew the deceased well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Brockmire
Moline
Dumshee
Rush Carroll Promotes Republican Rally at New Gym
Local notes report Rush Carroll organizing a Republican rally at the new city gym on Wednesday night. Community updates cover weather implications for farmers, moving of The Review office to Stage building, social events including a housewarming and a Woman's Club meeting, and local travel plans for roads and bridges near Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Carroll
Ndt
Louie Rupple
Woman's Club
Dee
Chatwick
Chad
Busy town notes on Al St Ores and local moves
AL St Ores is the busiest boy in town with four to five houses to paper and several papering jobs. Henry Strauch plans to finish painting and begin papering to meet deadlines. Md Prake bought a gun for his son Wayne who shows interest in hunting and is a capable shot. Irve Martindale will move to the Thomas Cochran house this fall, while Mrs. Dellia Melendy will occupy the Henry Johnson house after her December closing sale. Ed Martindale of Baraboo assists with his father’s care as John Martindale shows gradual improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
AL St. Ores
Henry Strauch
MD Prake
Wayne
Wariy
Tad
Irve Martindale
Thomas Cochran
Lewis Garage
Henry Johnson
Dellia Melendy
John Martindale
Ed Martindale
Baraboo
Wis
Collateral Notes as Easy Loans Backed by Securities
A collateral note lets borrowers pledge securities like bonds and stocks to a bank as security for a loan. These assets, left with the banker, assure payment and can be borrowed against at 75 to 80 percent of value. Notes are usually payable on demand and can run without renewal until repayment, so invest in sound securities to be ready to use them as collateral. Consult us to start.
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E. P. Schaich
A. G. Lillie
Albert Green
Thomson
Guy Hospital
Tate
Herman Joby
Cordosillinois
Lenora
Davenport
Hanson Corner
Chadwick
Ivo Wilt
Leo
Morrison
Fulton
Clints
Trion
Shell
Harry Morgan
Odd Fellows
Springfield
Ashby
M. Irene Martindale
Fem Lamb Hospital
Tal
Cochran's
Savanna
Eloise Dykestra
Edward Green
Leona Melends
Leslie Stores
Lena Strubb
Mary Wagner
Beatrice Brockill
Dorothy Gaar
Lois Groharing
Louis Kradle
Virginia Morgan
Zereta Potter
Dorothy Prins
Eleanor Stage
Paul Turney
Jean Balk
Bobbie Cate
Cliford Dykestra
Lois Green
Lois Middleton
Mary Pollard
Gertrude Dykestra
Betty Lewis
Louise Lewis
Dorothy Madd
Edna Morgan
Wilbur Stickell
David Switzer
Lois Carroll
Paul Balk
Lorena Knutsen
Jane Robison
Henry Schipper
Earl Beck
Donald Bennett
Harold Brown
Robert Carroll
Wayne Drake
Burrell Brown
Bernice Cochran
Mary Gaar
Margaret Gaar
Esther Geerts
Lauren Green
Prudence Crohingige
Myrtle Groban Unig
Chow Hnok
Komong Lewis
Anne Melugin
Mary Reynolds
Jhavel Wallner
Consedine’s
Fulton, Illinois
Frank Manzing
Foster Stage
Leo Stumphy
Robert
Gene
Albert Stumphy
Helen Senneil
Mrs. Raptholds
Sr. Lyons
Robert Grobaring
Dow
Teehan
Milwaukee Tracks
Milwaukee Depot
Lincoln Highway
Johnson Creek
Arl
Hiram Green
Milwaukee
Mrs. Ros Green
John Staptes
Fay
Salary Green
Ced
Harold Melendy
Agt
Thomson State Bank
Enna Jettick
Enna
J.& P. Shoppe
City Hall
DeLane
Clinton, Ja
Odds and Ends
J. M. Fay & Son
Illinois
Fay’s
Clinton National Bank
Clinton Owa
E. A. Young
C. H. Young
Albert B. Rathbun
A. F. Robnson
Clinton Savings Bank
Sixth Avenue
Second Street
Smaltz Bros
Fulton, Il
Paddock Music Company
2Nd ST
Clinton
Iowa
Sterling
A. M. Blodget
G. P. Hendrick
Allison
Ilinois
Fulton Thinsia
GH. Thompson
Wyne-Deaver
Tri-City
Fulton, Mino
B. J. Snyder
Abrams
Fulton Exchange
Bank of Lyons
Clinton, Iowa
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