Various Local Notices and Appointments in Exline Area
The Exline Iowa region hosts a steady flow of visits and small news items. Notables include Walter Earl Hobbs visiting Exline for a week, D F Cook visiting Centerville to see Dr Gray, Dad Armstrong arriving from Waterloo to stay with Mrs J G Gilbert, and Miss Hazel Bradshaw joining C A Middleton loan office. Missing car crank reported, and multiple residents travel for visits or work, with brief mentions of marriages, job changes, and local sales offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christy
Walter Earl Hobbs
Exline
Tusday
W. M. Shelley
Barnhouse
Chillicothe
Clayton Hinkle
D. F. Cook
Centerville
L. L. Gray
J. W.eyee
Kimball
Dad Armstrong
Waterloo
J. G. Gilbert
F. M. McCune
Lemons
Hilda Hall
Kirksville
Richard DeWitt
Billie Council
Myron Trigg
Marshalltown
Iowa
L. D. Thomas
Hazel Bradshaw
C A. Middleton Loan Office
Geopefond
Lee T Robinson Dies in Washington at 71
A telegram to Mrs H E Oldaker announces Lee T Robinson died in Washington DC after an operation on Monday. He had worked in the Land Office for years after moving from his early home here. He was 71. Burial plans pending arrival of his body, with funeral date not yet set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra H E Oldaker
Lee T Robinson
Washington
Idle foreseen fuel shortages spur patriotism and public aid
The piece argues fuel shortages close schools and churches, leave homes without heat, and raise food costs. It condemns idleness and urges honest work and saving to restore normal conditions while noting political fund raising by the Democratic National Committee aims for ten million dollars for the next campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummings
Democrat National Committee
Society Notes Highlight Local Birthday Parties
The PFF O'n met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Carrie Elson due to fuel and light restrictions. A surprise birthday party is planned tonight at the James Jordan home southwest of town for Edith Watson. Miss Mary Davidson hosted Thursday for her tenth birthday with several young friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PFF
Carrie Elson
James Jordan
Minn Edith Watson
Mary Davidson
Obituary of Anna M Wilson
Anna M Wilson born December 28 1875 united to Ernest L Graves July 3 1894 departed life November 13 1919 aged 43 years 10 months and 21 days leaves nine children Pat Daisy Alma Liddie Lee Hazel Clara Lucille three brothers five grandchildren and a host of relatives laid to rest in Concord cemetery November 14 1919 funeral conducted by Rev J H Fowler with text Revelation 14 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna M Wilson
Henitage
Ernest L. Graves
Pat
Daisy
Hobe
Alma
Liddie
Lee
Hazel
Clara i
Lucille
Montana
Rm Redeemer
Yonder City
Concord
J H. Fowler
Gratitude From Family After Nine Months of Illness
We thank our friends and neighbors for the kindness shown our dear wife and mother through her sickness of about nine months. Emeat Graves and Children.
Local Social Bulletin Reflects Family Updates and Illness
Mrs Sarah Trent spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Lydia Cheate. Victor Ledford worked for Sam Lawson last week. Henry Bell recently returned from St. Jo where he visited his wife now in a sanitarium. Miss Catherine Schuster stayed from Walmeaday through Sunday at Martinstown with Mrs Martha Thompson and Harold. Mrs John Dixon has been very weak with stomach trouble. Jimmy Gillum recovered after appendicitis. N Carr plans a visit to St Joseph soon to see Mrs Mary Carr in a sanitarium. Relatives report no new health news. Camp Merritt home of Mr Taddrs and Ced Leaterd mentioned. distant tidbits about Willie Kell and Dorothython elude clear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Trent
Lydia Cheate
Victor Ledford
Sam Lawson
Henry Bell
St. Jo
Catherine Schuster
Walmeaday
Martinstown
Rtha Thompson
Harold
Joe Burns
John Dixon
Jimmy Gillum
N. Carr
St. Joseph
Mary Carr
Camp Merritt
Taddrs
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Miles
Dorothy
Willie Kell
Unionville adopts 1819 fuel and electric use regulations
The Unionville area community council announces new rules limiting hours for stores and work sites, mandating opening from 4 AM to 1 PM, curfews on fires at 4 PM, and shutdowns of electrical devices and coal use after specified times. The measures aim to conserve fuel and electricity and take effect on December 6 and 7, 1819.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onderagnepera Sans Ler
Ant
Unionville
Miseouri With & Vraew
Crowded Out Week Notes From Lowground
Corse daughter Carri visits relatives there and returns by Valentine day. J Vansickel and family were there for the latter part of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corse
Carri
J Vansickel
Sunday Visit Messages From Lawson Family
Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Sylvester Lawson and relatives. Minnie Stokes Carrie Lawson Ruth Stokes Jim Stokes and Rolla McKee visited Neal Atfield Sunday night. Albert Lawson and family spent Sunday night at the Lawson parental home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Lawson
Minnie Stokes
Carrie Lawson
Ruth Stokes
Jim Stokes
Rolla McKee
Neal Atfield
Albert Lawson
Lawson
Pest protection for Buice Fruitia grapes using payer bugs
In Buice Fruitia vineyards grapes may be protected from insect pests by placing payer bugs around the bunches and securing them with twine to the supporting shoot. Tags may be added as soon as the tivesoma have fallen.
The Black Diamond From Bahia Draws Huge Prices
The article notes the black diamond occurs mainly in the Transvaal but the finest specimens come from Brazil in Bahia. A black diamond sold for 20000 dollars, a figure modest next to prices for white diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transvaal
Brazil
Bahia
Good Definition? A Dictionary of Life and Death
Charles and Roger debate the meaning of dead with a blunt definition. Charles asserts that death comes when blood stops percolating, settling the matter with a stark, practical line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Roger
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