Weather, berries, and community notes from West Chester
We had a fine rain on Friday and a busy day of picking berries with 390 quarts reported by Ben Bettle. Walter Duvall returned from Chicago with hogs. Sam Schulty broke a foot while road dragging. Emma Cherry moves to Fairfield. Betty Lou born to Mr and Mrs Ed Glider.
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West Chester
Will Plummer
Ben Bettle
Colorado
Adam
Walter Duvall
Chicago
Sam Schulty
Hubers McCall
Tom West
D. E. Brumback
Washington
Mert Emde
Lexington
Charlie Adams
Noah
Ark
Frank Smith
Agona
Iowa
Emma Cherry
Fairfield
Sermon at Crawfordsville and local notices
Dr Minear of Mt Pleasant preached a practical Christian sermon. Local visitors include Mrs Lee Lease and others in Washington. Deaths touch families near Wayland Olivin and near Richmond. Navy enlistment for Frank Stransky noted as he departs Philadelphia for thirteen years. Cars and travelers appear among residents like Emma Mapel and Will Brown with new Dodge.
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Crawfordsville
Minear
Mt. Pleasant
Lee Lease
John Lease
John Wooley
W. Huston
Marshall Huston
William Davidson
Washington
Andrew Brown
F. E. Young
Mrs. Buxbaum
Clara Byers
Doc Byera
Story City
Fred Byers
Dave Stumpf
Carson Wilson
Lois Snair
Joye Page
Kalona
Muriel Stransky
Frank Ricker
Olvvein
Iona Mary
Frank
Rudolph Whitmire
Richmond
Frank Stransky
Philadelphia
Navy
Emma Mapel
Ray Bell
Will Brown
Will Mouser
Berkley California
Fred Mouser
B. Mouser
Bell couple welcomed Raymond Doyle
Mr and Mrs Ray Bell rejoice over the birth of a son last Friday weighing eight pounds He will be named Raymond Doyle Miss Orpha Ithing of Iowa City visits the Troyer home Alberts Maas home being painted by Chas Brown of Katona Miss Henrietta Byers and her
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilotburg
Ray Bell
Raymond Doyle
Orpha Ithing
Iowa City
C. M. Troyer
Albert Maas
Chas. Brown
Katona
Henrrietta Byers
West Highland Center News and Local Notes
Yaro Lasek is recovering from a illness and can be around again. Mrs Clair Kron hosts her mother and brother visiting from Ft Madison. Farmers busy threshing amid heavy rains delaying work. Burr Taylor family called to Washington hospital for brother C Stafford. Mrs John Rotenburger sick. Bethel church minister on vacation so no services yesterday. School opens soon with a teacher from North Liberty. Matilda Lasek to Muscatine for Bellevue hospital training next Monday. J R Porter and the McGinnises visit George McGinnis home Friday. Mrs Wilbur Gardner and Pearl visit Mrs Robt Cherry Monday.
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West Highland Center
Yaro Lasek
Clair Kron
Ft. Madison
Burr Taylor
Washington Hospital
C. Stafford
John Rotenburger
Bethel Church
North Liberty
Misa Matilda Lasek
Muscatine
Bellevue Hospital
J. R. Porter
J. R. McGinnis
George McGinnis
Wilbur Gardner
Pearl
Robt. Cherry
Bryan Praises Davis In Accepting Place On the Democratic Ticket
Gov. Bryan extols John W. Davis and the Democratic platform while urging unity and reform. He cites labor rights, women's welfare, agricultural relief, water power development, and strict resource conservation as core goals for national policy and world peace.
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Bryan
Davis
Lincoln
Nebraska
Whiliam Jennings Bryan
Gov. Bryan
America
John W. Davis
Democratic Party
Mak and Smith Families Visit Washington and Move In
Mr and Mrs Leo Mak and children visited Washington yesterday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Walden Smith, recently married, moved into Mrs King s house, which Mr Smith had furnished for occupancy. Mr Smith is principal of the high school this year and the town welcomes them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfoosville
Leo Mak
Washington
Walden Smith
King
Smith
Major Berry backs Davis and Bryan ticket
Major George L. Berry president of the International Pressmen and Assistants union in Tennessee endorses John W. Davis and Governor Charles W. Bryan over the La Follette Wheeler faction. He has notified Davis and previously sought the vice presidency at the Democratic Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
George L. Berry
Tennessee
International Pressmens and Assistant’s Union
John W. Davis
Charles W. Bryan
LaFollette-Wheeler
Major Berry
Davis
Best Laws for the Good from the Crimes of Others
The article argues that the finest laws arise to benefit society by learning from the crimes of others. It frames legal principles as safeguards forged to promote virtue and deter wrongdoing.
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Cherry
Ed. Glider
Betty Lou
Lyal Nelson
Edward Erby
Daryl Dayton
Keota
James Nelson
Mars
Plummer
Howard Skinner
Ralston
Frank Rich
Wayland
W. H
Mary
Cairo
Feyet
Pilotsburg
Republican Party
Epinard
Esinard
Ase Etna Co
Jim
Clem
Clem Shaverwright
Democratic National Committee
John W. Davie
Jim Brennan
Hitnere
Chicteo
Wellman's Tobacco
Wellman
Granger
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