Local Scene Notes From Nobe And Crawfordsville
Local residents visited and shopped while plans unfold for the third annual Legion fall festival to be held in Crawfordsville Iowa on September 4 and 6 featuring ball games tennis and horseshoe tournaments plus entertainment. Other items mention White Yard Co cement work services and a party at Eva Pool’s in Douds Iowa with attendees Lee Roy Pread and Arda Ackerman. John Van Roekel returns from Wisconsin and Graham store employee Mr Van Roeke plans an auto trip with Mrs Gilbert and Mrs Baird to Kentucky to visit relatives.
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Lee Roy Pread
Arda Ackerman
Washington
Eva Pool
Douds Iowa
Legion
Crawfordsville
Iowa
John van Roekel
Wisconsin
Mr. van Roeke
Graham
Washington Iowa notes and social notices mix
Local column records numerous social calls visits and travels of residents including Mrs Hiram Baker Mrs W A Carline and many others. It notes marriages licenses Wayne entries and plans for teach positions and honeymoons plus new records shop ads and chautauqua zenias bouquets.
Arch Hest Oxfords Wilsons g2lf Miss J C Fitzpatrick visit
Mrs J C Fitzpatrick of St Louis spent Thursday here with Mr and Mrs Jesse Eicher of Waylan. She spent yesterday in Washington. By paying for your coal now we will hold your order until delivery. The saving will surprise you as prices likely to rise. Call 8 White Yard Co.
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White Yard CO
Bernice Shidler
Wellston
Washington
Sigourney
J. C. Fitzpatrick
St. Louis
Jesse Eicher of
Waylan
Brunswick records featured with weather note and hog price
The notice highlights new Brunswick records titled Chimes Blues and Moonlight Memories and Tl Want to Be Happy. It lists a top hog price of 10.10 and mentions fair and warmer weather conditions.
Acrobats better shoes for children at Wilsons
The West Chester Consolidated School announces enrollment for high school students. Superintendent F. M. Lindemeyer will be at the school house Friday at 1:30 p.m. August 29 and Saturday at 9 a.m. August 30 for student enrollment.
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Wilson's
West Chester
F. M. Lindenmeyer
West Chester Consolidated School
Local residents farewells and visits around Washington
Mr and Mrs W H Spera and sons to return home after extended automobile trip. Roy Miller to Iowa City for a day. Mrs E M McConaughey Mrs William Fulton and Miss Helen Fulton travel to Des Moines to visit Karl Fulton and Messenger homes. Frank Shearer of Ainsworth in Washington. James Page of Mount Pleasant weekend visitor. Mildred Ott heads to Oskaloosa after visiting Sara Grimes. Merril and Sterritt Robb back from Morning Sun. Mae Allen returns to Wayland after chautauqua visit at Carl Hedges home. Mrs H L Stifel and Frances leave for Pittsburgh after visiting relatives. Mrs Ollie Blake Zelda Crawfordsville in Washington. Mrs Doris Doolittle of Chicago visiting friends. Mrs JC Madison visiting with daughters. Mrs Henry Shields and child depart for Hartford Michigan to visit her parents.
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E. M. McConaughey
William Fulton
Helen Fulton
Mae Allen
Wayland
Carl Hedges
Worth Considering The Premn Theme Of Human Relations
The fragment hints at examining human relations and social ties amid elusive emotions. It suggests a focus on friendships and compatibility within a social setting. The text remains incomplete but implies reflective commentary on personal connections.
Inspiration to Genius Shakespeare and Moetlere
A note on indebtedness to Stren pirela, the sixteenth century Italian novelist, for plots used by writers of today and the idea of Thir teen Pleasant Nights as a store house for contemporary authors.
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Shakespeare
Moetlere
Hell's Half Acre: A Slum District and Other Uses
The term Hell's Half Acre refers to a city's slum area and is also used for other geyser or colony regions. It notes the varied application of the name to different places.
England's First Great Private House Longleat
England's first private house of grand scale, Longleat, built from a castle estate, serves as the seat of the Marquis of Bath.
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England
Longleat
Bath
Man's Duty to Profession Inspires Roose velts Quote
Theodore Roosevelt urges every citizen to dedicate portion of time to advance their chosen profession, highlighting professional duty as a public good. The note frames career excellence as civic service and personal contribution.
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Tian
Theodore Roosevelt
Land of Cockaigne described as idle utopia origin
The Land of Cockalyne was an imaginary land of idleness and plenty where houses were cake covered and rivers ran with wine. The name was used derisively for London and Paris following a satirical poem about 1300.
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Cockalyne
London
Paris
Cockalgne
Abbreviations Explained In A Snippet Of Word History
The excerpt notes that many common abbreviations began as clipped forms such as fag from fatigue and photo from photograph, with other examples like incog from in cognito and motor from motorcar. It discusses how terms were shortened over time.
Mailing Money Fact Delivers Lawyer’s Final Instructions
A lawyer confirms a deal to tie service and pay a fee, with the client agreeing. The attorney then directs the clerk to add a sum to Myr Smith’s account for further advice. Roads and names reflect a legal matter in progress.
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Iyervice
Hin
Smith
Merchant Ad Quoted With Prompt to Mention Journal
The note urges sellers to tell the merchant I saw your ad in the Journal as a standard line. It emphasizes confirming advertisement exposure and directs recipients to reference the Journal in inquiries.
Mrs Norris Returns From Liberty Missouri Visit
Mrs. Norris has returned from Liberty Missouri where she visited friends.
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Mre
Norris
Liberty
Missouri
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Rollins Hose
Lawrence Stewart
A.tour Mitchell
Nobe
Ed Venter
Charles Gilbert
Louis Baird
Kentucky
Bairds
Rollins
Hiram Baker
Kansas City
Kan
Mike Haker
A. J. Oliver
Duluth, Minn
D. W. Webber
Lincoln Nebraska
Grant Humble
J.D. Clancy
D. F. Macon
Otto Warren
Davenport
J. D. Clancy
Myrtle Stewart
Ruby Skipton
W. A. Carline
Chicago
Gertrude Kendall
William Livingston
Des Moines
John W_ Oldaker
Dora Testroat
Wellman
Clarence Ervin
Baby
Cincinnati
A_ N. Euwer
W. E. Auten
Near West Chester
Ottumwa
Auten
George Dempsey
Celestine Marie
Excelsior Springs
W. N. McCartey
Hazel
Richland
Stahl
Ted Givens
Addie Wallace
Valley
Cora Johnstone
Richand
Alex Lytle
Betty Hollingsworth
Charles Berdo
Rubio
Loretta Wheélan
Moline
J. B. Clyde
Yarmouth
Ira Mitchell
Lionel Duffy
Edward Wheelan
Glenn Wilson
Denver
Colorado
Martha Godfrey
Galva
Illinois
Jean Beddoes
Beardstown
Ilinois
Loranda Rownd
Marshelltown
Alice Rownd
E. R. Harvey
Lynn
David Haney
Spickard
Martha Haney
Pearl Helcher
Rockford
Keota
Besse Plumly
McNamara’s
Oneita Palmer
Clear Lake
Vera Palmer
Lake Geneva
Fred Palmer
E. B. Reiner
Lou Berne
San Diego
California
la Platta, Mo
J. W Bnalin
Mr. and
Mrs. Stark
John Brownhousen
H. A. Pauls
Crookstown
Minn
J. C Nicola
West
Yellowstone Park
A. A. Brinks
Linden
J. G. Moriarty
James Clark
T. L. Brookhart
Grindstone Lake
South
Iowa Avenue
Brookhart
Winifred Anderson
Victor Records
Namara
Emma Burnette
Keokuk
Minnie
Etta Conner
H. R. Crayton
P. A. McLamore
Beloit
Chautauqua
Jacob Lambert
Route 2
Chautauqua Association
Carl Kunath
Tom Carson
Harold Boyd
Richard Leffler
Ainsworth
Town
Arch Hest Oxfords
FOX
Jack Hoxie
Door
Horseman
Norma Talmadge
Conway Teable
New Brunswick
C. A. Speer
C. R. Wells
Tom Berdo
Will Libe
Mt. Pleasant
Colgates
BIG Bath
McElhinney Drug Co
David N. Schaffer
Nicola & Harmon
Wilbur Needham
Main St
Evanston, Hl
W. H. Spera and Sons
Mrs Roy Miller
Iowa City
Frank Shearer
James Page
Mount Pleasant
Mildred Ott
Osakloosa
Sara Grimes
Merril and
Sterritt Robb
H. L. Stifel
Frances
Pittsburgh
Ollie Blake
Zelda
Doris Doolittle
JC. Madison
Henry Shields
Little
Hartford
Michigan
Peter
North Marion
H. D. Smith
Washington Cleaners
Hell’s Half Acre
W. D. Loftiss
West 2Nd Street
E.R. Stouffer
Smouse Garage
Clark & Ross
John Shields & Sons
Mason Jar
A.&p
Marion Ave
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