Local Notes and Briefs from Lincoln Township
Hill sold hogs last week for 3.85. Patterson named postmaster at Cen Beat in Xenia replaces the late Cape White. Dunkin and Miss Hattie Sulser wed by Rev Penn. The Fan Brigade entertained at Red Ribbon hall last week. A lantern accident injured Brasfield on a northbound picket. Revival at the Christian church ended with 187 additions and $2,600 pledged for a new church building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Quinn
Ge W. Patterson
Xenia
Cape White
Cen- Beat
Malinid
Hary
HH. Erikson
Russ Henry
Lincoln Township
H. H. Ear
Dunkin
Hattie Sulsers
Penn
Red Ribbon Hall
Yo Kitty Helferstine
Mollie Carne Griggs
Leonora Meeker
Cutchen
Maud Taylor
Rite Elson
Mary Mills
Clara Taylor
Fannie Cook
Nevada Williams
Tatman
Laura Valentine
Daisylis
Nora Bartholomew
Ertha
Brasfield
Missouri population shows a ten year increase per census
A decade census indicates Missouri’s population grew by about ten percent. Local notes report new building work by EB Scamen on Mein Street to house a laundry, and Rev. RBE Pranty accepts a call to the Christian church at Beart with plans to move next week. Ed Casady and Miss Mabel Davis to be married tonight by Rev Doyle. several other marriages noted in Liberty township and Milan with local families. Glendale and Sidney items record a house fire at Isaac Fowler, a baby born to Olle Ledford, and various nuptials or moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
EB. O. Scamen
Mein Street
R. BE. Bl. Pranty
Christian Church
Beart
Ed Casady
Mabel Davis
W. H. Doyle
É. E. Ryals
May Maring
Liberty
Nora Smith
J Ee Casady
Mabel E. Davis
Isaac Fowler
Glendale
Olle Ledford
Sidney
Rebekehs Lead Annual Roll Call and Lunch
Ten years ago this week the Rebekehs led their annual roll call on Monday night and served a two course lunch. Marriage licenses issued to Fred Lowry Pearl Blackman William Lee and Emma Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekehs
Fred Lowry
Pearl Blackman
William Lee
Emma Hopkins
Harry Holden
Anna Mas Belva McKay
Boesche & Simmons
Pearl Jones
Sam Triplett
Black Bird Tea
Bert Quintin
The Pic with a Soul at First Church Service
The First Church of Christ held a lively Sunday with large attentive audiences across morning and afternoon sessions. A forty-voice choir and the Rooster Bunch youths added to the program as plans for 1921 budget canvassing and renewal of faith were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toaxt
Thore
Virginia Underwood
Good Fellowship
Explaining Sodom and Gomorrah Origins
The text links ancient destruction to bricks cemented with dried petroleum. It notes large quantities of such materials found in Nineveh and Babylon and mentions Dead Sea shale supplies of brimstone and fire used in the biblical event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedom
Gomorrah
Nineveh
Babylon
Valley of the Dead Sea
Sodom
Gumorrah
Nations publish more books per capita than the United States
The passage notes that in normal times countries including Norway Sweden Denmark Holland France Belgium Switzerland Italy Germany Austria Hungary Spain and Portugal publish more books relative to population than the United States, and their books reach wider circulation.
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Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Holland
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Italy
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Spain
Portugal
United States
Longest American Railway Tunnel Rogers Pass Tunnel
The Rogers Pass Tunnel on the Canadian Pacific line in the Selkirk range near Mount McDonald is five miles long and is the continent’s longest railway tunnel. It cost over $10,000,000 to construct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Pass
Rocky Mountain
Alvision
Canadian Pacific
Mount McDonald
Selkirk Range
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ira
Adjiat
J. W. Anders
Petitive
Fred W Freeman
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standard Oi Company
Middle West
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Edison Laboratories
Huison
Rachford & Cullum
Edison
Putnam County
Unionville
BC Mare
Edison and Music
First Church OF Christ
Bethany Democrat
Bethany Republican
British America
Canada
Newfoundland
Islands
Britain
Kemp
Bill
N.Y
Tare
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