Local visits mark morning travels of regional residents
Norma Moore traveled to Delta after a local visit with Frances Pierson. Beulah Kerr departed for Agency Iowa to visit friends. Mrs Walter Reiley and daughter Maurine left for Des Moines after appearing at the Chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Moore
Delta
Frances Pierson
Beulah Kerr
Agency
Iowa
Mra
Walter Reiley
Maurine
Des Moines
The
Chautauqua
Local News Briefs From Rollins Hole and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Mae Walker leaves for Iowa City after visiting Mr and Mrs W C Starr. Roy Littrell and daughter Jean and Misa Evelyn Mills travel to West Liberty to visit Miss Mills. Mrs Littrel and Jean plan to join Miss Mills in that city. White Yard Co advertises cement brick block work and Tankage supply. John and Seebelle Lemmon head to Greensburg Indiana to visit grandparents. Esther Conger returns from Colorado Washington Wyoming and California trip. Farmers Coop Exchange announces tankage car arrival Monday with prices. Rev and Mrs J A Bush spend night with Donald McLaughlin then go to Sparta Illinois. Mrs C McKay and Mrs W McClure of Boise Idaho leave for Rienland for homecoming. Livingstons to Des Moines for National Guard camp where General Pershing will inspect Iowa guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Littrell
Jean
Misa Evelyn Mills
West Liberty
S. W. Livingston
Des Moines
National Guard
General Pershing
Local Notes From Crawfordsville And Surroundings
Lawrence Lemley of Brightonf visits Washington today. Mrs. C. L. McGugin spends a short time in Mason City. Pat Russell heads to Western Kansas to build a house barn and other structures on Win Smouse’s farm for about four months. The third annual Legion festival will be in Crawfordsville Sept 4 and 6 with games tennis and more. L. C. Harper leaves Rock Island for Plattsburg Mo to become agent. Norris succeeds him here. Mrs. Rosina Johns White of Crawfordsville visits Chautauqua. Mrs. J. A. Y. Ashby of Des Moines visits Chautauqua grounds. Mrs. Will Robinson and son Lawrence of Dale Iowa visit Chautauqua. Leatine Crawford returns to Davenport from visiting friends. Henrietta Whitaker returns from Creston. Dr. W. W. Bowers goes to Lincoln Neb to preach then returns. G. L. McClellan leaves for Holdredge Neb after visit. daughter stays. Ruth Ellery and Esther Shelton visit then head to Crawfordsville. Mr and Mrs. Gordon Engstrom of Kalona go to Burlington. Loretta Nix leaves for Fulton Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Russell
Western
Kansas
Win Smouse
Smouse
Wilson to St. Louis on short business trip
Frank L. Wilson departs tomorrow night for a brief business trip to St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Corbin expect to return from Chicago tomorrow after spending several days there on vacation. Farmers Co op Exchange.
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Frank L. Wilson
St. Louis
E. W. Corbin
Chicago
Generally Fair At Beginning Of Week Weather Outlook
Weather outlook for the week starting Monday in the Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys calls for generally fair and cool conditions at the start and near the end. Local showers and warmer temperatures are expected during the middle of the week.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mississippi
Missouri
New Brunswick Records Invites You to Browse Tonight
The New Brunswick Records invites customers to visit the store this evening to listen and select records, with an open invitation to drop by and explore the collection.
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New Brunswick Records
Hog market tops at $10.10. forecasts show showers tomorrow
The report notes a top hog price of 10 dollars and 10 cents. Weather outlook calls for showers in the afternoon of the following day after a cloudy start.
As Good as a Circus
A comic tale set around a tailor Barney and two circus men, Big Dick and Tiny Tim, who buy suits that fit oddly. After a scare with a mob over shrinking and stretching, they return to settle scores with payment for the wind and reveal the suits swapped between them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney
Big Dick
Dot Suit
de Peoples
Pierpont Morgan
Dot
Tiny Tim
Burney
Tim
Why Chicago Voters Stayed Home Says Study Finds Barriers
A University of Chicago study surveying 5310 respondents from the 1923 Chicago mayoral election finds women face stronger barriers to voting. Causes include indifference and practical obstacles such as polling locations and work schedules, with many women cited as dissuaded by political distrust and societal prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago
Charles B. Merriam
Harold F. Gosnell
University of Chicago Press
Dever
America
Autobiography Note Reveals Trotlope Writing Quotas
In a recent reprint of Autobiography of Anthony Trotlope a passage outlines his writing routine. He states he aimed for about forty pages per week varying from twenty to as high as 172, counting each word as he wrote and noting the distress of failing to meet the quota.
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Anthony Trotlope
Traveling Companions and a Wise Choice Fable
A Chinese fable tells of a man facing an unjust trial far away. Three disguised figures offer lodging and drink, friendship and wit, or advocacy and testimony. He chooses the third, who proves to be his virtues, revealing riches and friendship were not the true companions.
It pays to advertise in The Journal
The Journal offers advertising services and invites readers to use its platform for effective promotions. It emphasizes sustained value and intelligent placement for successful ads.
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The
Journal
People and Travel Notes From Local News
Helen Wood heads to Kentucky with friends en route to Louisville to visit with Rey and Mrs. Re ean. C Kilgore of Brighton visits Washington. Harry Whitakker journeys to Poulon Illinois for a funeral. Carrie Blake returns home from Davenport after a month with Mrs. HT England. Baseball game Washington versus Hills set for Sunday August 17 at 2 30 pm in Hills Iowa. A small Want ad appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wood
Kentucky
Louisville
Rey
Reean
C. Kilgore
Brighton
Washington
Harry Whitakker
Poulon
Ilinois
Carrie Blake
Hills
Iowa
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Gallagher
Fred Thomson
Silver King
FOX
Tontout
United States
Martha Mansfield
Edmund Lowe
Oxfords
Wilson's Gat
White Yard CO
D. A
Chalmers Store
Tain
McElhinney Drug Co
Rollins
Mae Walker
Iowa City
W. Co. Starr
John
Seebelle Lemmon
Greensburg
Ndiana
Julius Conger
Esther
Colorado
Wyoming
California
Farmers Coop. Exchange
Rev
J. A. Bush
Donald McLaughlin
Sparta
C. McKay
W. McClure
Boise
Idaho
Rienland
Lawrence Lemley
Brightonf
D. F. Macon
C. L. McGugin
Mason City
Wilson's
Legion
Crawfordsville
XYZ
L. C. Harper
Rock Island
Plattsburg, Mo
Norris
Trenton
Farmers Coop
Exchange
Rosina Johns White
G. Humphreys
J. A. Y. Ashby
Chautauqua Grounds
Mis
Will Robinson
Son
Lawrence
Dale, Iowa
Ralph Junkin
Leatine Crawford
Bernice Anderson
Davenport
Bonyard
Henrietta Whitaker
Creston
W. W. Bowers
Lincoln
Neb
M. E
G. L. McClellan
Holdredge
Nebraska
S. J. Boyd
Ruth Ellery
Shelby
Ohio
Esther Shelton
Wakeman
Charlotte Carson
Gordon Engstrom
Kalona
Burlington
Here
Loretta Nix
Ab Anderson
Fulton
Farmers Co-op
New Orleans
Hong Lee
Louisiana
Hong Ba Yu
West Chester
E.R. Stouffer
By Anthony Reimert
Western Newspaper Union
Washington Cleaners
W. D. Loftiss
Weat 2Nd Street
John Shields & Sons
Smouse Garage
Clark & Ross
Washington Steam Laundry
la Crosse
Maryland State University
Navy
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