Prominent Letters from The Messenger's Corps in This County
QU CORRESPONDENCE reports community updates from Canton Clatter noting Fourth of July celebration successes at Johnsons with attendees from Smith River Diamond Canyon Ferry Whites Helens Townsend and Winston. Local mentions include weddings visits and crop concerns as drought looms and rain is needed for grain.
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Diamond
Canyon Ferry
Whites
Helens
Townsend
Johnson’s
Winston
Redersburg Celebrates Fourth With Ball, Races, and Visits
The Fourth of July in Redersburg featured a grand ball and daytime races, with Salvation Army activities at night. Visitors from Boulder Hassel Townsend Lima Mt Canton and Winston joined locals. notable notes include Dr Vawter Dan McNeal and Walter Starr among returning travelers and a farewell for R Norem who leaves for Sweden.
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Dan McNeal
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Hassel
D . Wilder
Townsend
Walter Starr
Lima
Will Holdaway
Minnie Hosafeld
Helena
Will
Chas Henry
Henry
Charlie
Winston Day Celebrations See Moderate Turnout on July Fourth
The Winston community observed the Fourth of July with no ball game, as youths dispersed to various activities. Despite high hopes for a large gathering, the event drew a modest crowd and ended with a generally favorable but understated turnout.
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Winston
Winston Fourth of July sports and aftermath notes
The article recalls a Waldorf style picnic in Winston with a drilling contest won by Brady Hanson and Peter Larson, a close finish by Dane and Slaven, and a missing horse race report. Matt Rose won the boys foot race, while local firms J W Kelly and Samuel Jacob Isi Hepner are praised for business at the picnic ground. The piece closes with a lively account of music and a man planning to buy a fiddle.
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Winston
Helena
Stull
Adrill
Brady Hanson
Peter Larson
Dane
Slaven
Hanson
Larson
Slavin
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Remenyi Evokes Fiery Fiddle in Town Concert Tale
A student writes about a recent Remenyi concert, describing the fiddler’s dramatic skill and the crowd’s reaction. The narrative portrays him as fearless and masterful, with vivid scenes of fast bowing, dramatic changes in pace, and an emotional finale that left listeners moved and eager for more.
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Remenyi
Komsort
Tom
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