Local notices and brief incidents in Lucerne area
A man about 65 years old living near a school in Blackbird was found dead on Sunday morning. Rober Hayward narrowly escaped serious injury in an incident at the State. Lewis Hysted plans to build on ground just south of Broth’s. Clevenger has sold his paper. Lucerne Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Blackbird
Rober Hayward
Lewis Hysted
Will
Re. Clevenger
Lucerne Standard
Local Minor Injuries Reported In Area Incidents
Frank Stockton near Livonia lost an eye after a nail pierced it Thursday afternoon. J Roy Wright of Des Moines was called to the ministry at the local Christian church. T S Shaw injured a finger and hand while sawing lumber Friday. A W Chrisman narrowly escaped serious injury ringing a church bell Sunday as the rope slipped. Stanton recovers from a recent eyelid operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stockton
Livonia
J. Roy Wright
Des Moine
T S. Shaw
A. W. Chrisman
M. E
Small Towns Grow Through Faith and Action
Southern California Business notes that pride and active civic effort turn small towns into larger communities. It argues that towns with faith in their potential attract development, produce news, and avoid stagnation, citing Los Angeles as an example of growth from community initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Chamber of Commtree
Southern California
Ume
California
Speeders Targeted In Bethany by Local Police
Bethany officers posted warnings to slow motonists but did not deter them. On a recent Sunday eight people were arrested as officers intensified enforcement. Court next day fines were issued and patrols continued to pursue further violators.
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Bethany
Lipper
Grain sales fund armies not people in Soviet policy
The text argues that selling the national grain abroad finances a dangerous army and corrupt politicians, leaving starving people with little to eat. It claims farmers and workers are taxed or seized as enemies while grain producers receive meager returns.
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Ible
Pty Treasury
Asong
West Liberty Social Notes Show Local Family Visits
Florence Hunter and Charles Miller called on J H Houser and wife. Eugene Skippers visited his uncle Paul Valentine and family. Ja Reed, ill, walks with a cane. Miss Faye Bishop works for Mrs. John Smith near Delpha. Irvin Valentine and family and Paul Valentine visited Carson Valentine’s near Lucerne. Ledford visited at his home near Unionville. Pearl Bishop and family visited Robert Skipper’s home. Clyde and Johnny Gilworth visited BF Gilworth’s home. John Hamilton and family called on John Turreys.
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Florence Hunter
Charles Miller
J H Houser
Eugene Skippers
Paul Valentine
Ja Reed
Faye Bishop
John Smith
Delpha
Irvin Valentine
Carson Valentine
Lucerne
Ledford
Unionville
Pearl Bishop
Robert Skipper
Clyde
Johnny Gilworth
BF Gilworth
John Hamilton
John Turreys
Township Depositary Bids Sought for Lincoln Township
Sealed bids to serve as depositary for Lincoln township funds for two years are invited by Township Clerk Walter Probasco Cincinnati Iowa Route 14112. Bids due by May 20 1924 must include a certified check of 250 dollars. The township board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Lincoln Township
Walter Probasco
Twp
Cincinnati
Iowa
Property transfers list including lots and parcels across Worthington area
A long ledger of property transfers records sales and heirs in Worthington Ohio and surrounding townships. Names include Clarence Silent, Etta Badguy, Oliver Noland, Pred Gleason, Millard Patrick, Edward Senson, David Williams, Miles Mulamx, Mada Crooks and others. Parcels cover blocks and sections 28 65 16 27 65 19 31 67 17 36 66 19 with prices noted such as 5050 and 1 million.
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Ray Biswell
Oscar Bis
Syonia
Oscar‘ Bisweil
Arthur ‘W. Johnson
L. Capps
Worthington
Rai
Block
Q . Clarence
Etta Badguy
W. D
Oliver T Noland
Pred O. Gleason
W D
Millard M. Patrick
Edward C. Senson
David Williams
Eee Williams
TM * Brooks
Miles H. Ee Ee
Miles H Mulamx
Mada Crooks
Buy Local To Build Prosperous Communities
An article urges readers to buy goods made in their own city rather than distant sources. It argues that spending at home funds schools hospitals and public improvements, supports prosperous business districts, and that local editors should lead by example to strengthen the community’s economy.
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America
Old-Fashioned Whitewash Formula
A vintage recipe explains old fashioned whitewash using salt water and lime or hydrated lime as substitutes. It outlines mixing 15 pounds of salt in 7 1 2 gallons of water then adding 88 quarts of quicklime into a thick paste before thinning with fresh water.
State Highways Commission to issue road bonds this year
At the May meeting the State Highway Commission will seek approval to issue and sell 7 million dollars of 60 million road bonds to fund planned construction. The road bond law allows issues in 1925 and 1926. Contracts totaling 10 million dollars have already been let.
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State Board of Pand Commissioners
Governor Baker Urges Missouri Guard Strengthening
Governor Baker calls for rebuilding the Missouri Guard to full strength, arguing past wartime demand shows the need for robust, ready forces. He notes the six month peacetime limit and stresses timely recruitment so the guard is prepared for any future conflict.
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Baker
Missouri
Missouri Guard
Regim
Keyotte
Lions Travel Paved Streets In Belgian Africa Narrative
In Belgian Africa travelers report lions moving along paved streets at night. Fires are set to ward off the animals and protect automobilists and pedestrians from attacks. The practice reflects heightened concerns as lions roam urban areas and threaten safety.
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Africa
Creete
Adlerika and Carter Advice on Digestive Relief
An advertisement extols Adlerika a buckthorn bark glycerine mixture that removes gas within ten minutes and relieves stomach bloating. It claims to purge old waste matter from the system and aids chronic constipation. Signed by W. W. Carter and promoted by Rachford & Cullum, Druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
W. W. Carter
Rachford & Cullum
Choral Concert Planned in Queen City Park Event
The fifth Sunday in May a basket meeting is set for the Queen City park. If weather fails, it moves to the Lutheran church. A large mixed chorus, a large men’s chorus, a women’s chorus and other choirs will perform one of the best song programs ever seen in northeast Missouri, under W B Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
Lutheran Church
Mven
Missouri
W BB. Stevens
Get Well Guide From Unionville Resident
A Unionville resident offers tips to combat fatigue and aches describing persistent tiredness, stiffness, and backache. The reader is advised on self care methods to improve energy and reduce discomfort.
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Unionville
Kidney Pain Explained by Doctor At Alionville Clinic
Dr E J Altiser of Alionville reports persistent dull kidney pain and frequent severe episodes. The patient describes a constant ache across the kidneys and acute discomfort during rest and activity.
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E. J. Altiser
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West Liberty
Golden Rule
Oline
Altes Mills
Hut Alin
Pacific Northwest
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Colorado
Glacier Park
Yellowstone
Rocky Mountain
Estes
Park
Reina
Citizens Bank of
D. Hayward
Unionville Granite Works
Memorial Craftsmen of América, Inc
Union Yas
Howard
Yeur
AL Armah Meueink
F . Cheney &Vo
Toledo
J. D. Hayward
Underwood
W. J Cozad
Unionville, Missouri
Fowler's
Standard Oil Company
Gadiatin
William Basset
Indiana
Onis
Pri
Eit
Standard Oil Building
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Garrison Jeweler
Optician
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