Penelope's shop hints and cedar conservation note
The text odds include a local ad blend for household goods and crafts at stores like Penelope Irene's Underwood's and Lathrop's, plus a conservation piece on Red Cedar value and Christmas tree production. It mixes product pitches with a general note on cedar forestry and potential field use.
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Cornwell
Hgbv
IRENE
Underwood
Lathrop
Thern Tae
Sena
Psdita Blue Erie
Borg Hinds
Mo Conservation News
Crazy trailer laws across states spark driver complaints
Travelers living in trailers report confusing rules as 48 states set different lighting, height, and length limits. A conference notes wide variation in registration fees and standards, with uniform revisions proposed by motorist groups but slow to progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Clever campaigning by Ohio congressman Lamneck
A Washington column by Paul Mallon describes Lamneck using district newspapers to send mimeographed birth notices to new parents. The letters include a free booklet titled Infant Care, mailed postage free under congressional frank, framing a campaign advantage at public expense.
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Washington
Paul Mallon
P. Lamneck
Ohio
Agriculture Department
Congressional Frank
Widow Coppock Mourned In Bethany Community
Mrs. Coppock longtime teacher and Unionville resident dies at home aged in her later years. She married Joseph F. Coppock in 1875 and raised two adopted children in the Bethany Methodist faith. Funeral held at Bethany church with Rev. R. W. Custer. interment in Bethany cemetery.
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Panten
Sis County
Iowa
Joseph F. Coppock
Anna Dorsetteston
Willie Robbins
Bethany
Unionville
Bethany Church
R. W. Custer
Bethany Cemetery
Death claims Celia Ann Hogg in Worthington
Celia Ann Hogg died at home in Worthington after a long illness ending with a stroke on December 1. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church in Martinstown with burial in the Hogg cemetery. She was born February 1863 in Putnam County Missouri, married Talton E. Hogg in 1882, and leaves a large family, including surviving children and many grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Ann Hogg
Worthington
Baptist Church
Martinstown
H Robison
Unionville
Hogg
Thomas
Jane Cain
Putnam County
Missouri
Talton E. Hogg
Offie
Clarence
Margaritte
Alva
Ernie Laton
Alice Vincent
Sy James
Chester Hoge
Fannie Organ
Bloomfield
Louisa Brown
Gladys Hinerman
Livonia
Sis Williams
Flora McFarland
Ottumwa
Willis John Survives Narrow Life Battle After Vehicle Mishap
Willis John escaped serious harm after a near deadly accident that tore his clothes and left him lucky to walk away. The incident occurred as he moved about today with no immediate injuries apart from shock and minor scrapes.
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Willis John
Funeral of Charles A. Gillum Uncle Dock remembered
Charles Alfred Gillum known as Uncle Dock was born May 26 and died December 18, 1987 at his son's home in Putnam County Missouri. He was 90 years, 6 months and 17 days old. He joined the Presbyterian church, married Anjamina Ledford, left a son and several grandchildren. Funeral held Tuesday. Bargains appear in the Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Alfred Gillum
Uncle Dock
Albexorasia
Seeneys
Virginia
G. A Gillum
Putnam
County
Missouri
Presbyterian Church
Anjamina Ledford
Cate
Pane Son
Goon
Ey Gillum
Unionville
Jas. W. Gillum
Des Moines
Gladys Gillum
Dar! Gillum
Eight More Shopping Days Debate on Tariff Policy
The State Department pursues a possible tariff agreement with low tariffs ahead. The piece notes the long arc of tariff policy from Civil War Republicans to later administrations, with industry support for Hull and a shift in tariff approaches.
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State Department
Tkitiah Aprecanet Ie Caera
Cleveland
Wilson
Hallset
Secre Hull
United States
National Industries News Service
Club Meeting Reports December 9 At Walter Riddle Home
All workers attended with several club members and three visitors including Mrs Lola Callison and daughter Alena and Mrs Kathryn Barnes. Work was done lacking a comforter and the event took place at the Walter Riddle home on December 9.
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Walter Riddle
Lola Callison
Alena
M Kathryn Barnes
Noisy café dinner served at noon in Teria style
An imperfect OCR fragment notes an excellent dinner served at noon in a cafe described as Teria style. Details are unclear and names or dates are not readable.
Willing Workers Club Plans Sewing Work and Christmas Event
Willing Workers Club met with 35 visitors and Mrs. Harvey Dixon. Members outlined a year of sewing tasks, held a Christmas gift exchange, and planned a Christmas tree program at Hill Schoolhouse on December 28. Next meeting with Mrs. Charney Brace will feature a button hole contest. bring thimble needle and thread.
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Ow Wi
Imne
Rolcall
Hill Schoolhouse
Charney Brace
Harvey Dixon
Douglas Sewing Circle Meeting Notes
The Douglas Sewing Circle met with Mrs. Dora Newell on Wednesday December 1. Nineteen members attended and roll call followed the meeting. Plans were completed for an oyster supper to be held.
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Dora Newell
Wien Ek
Community meeting notes and plans for December
A fragmented notice outlines an upcoming gathering at the Omer Paul Biancon center on December 3 for members of the Bi circle. Edith Thompson announces the next meeting with Mrs. Docix Devensa on December 11. Gifts will be distributed at the event.
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Omer
Paul Biancon
Cirele
Edith Thompson
Docix Devensa
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Penelope
Moulton
Tribune
T. E. Hogg
Eee
Battle
Charles Alfred Gillum
Willing Workers Club
Douglas Sewing Circle
Candlebras
Checker Boards
Page & Shaw, Schraff
Pangburn
REW
GMC
General Motors ‘Trucks & Trailers
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