Local News Remarks From Burlington Weekend Visits
Mrs W A Heins of Burlington returned Saturday after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Ross and spent Thanksgiving at the Ross home. Fur buyer Dann will be at Gibsons Saturday. Richard Stewart, college student at Monmouth, spent the weekend at his parents home. Mrs Harry Kelley visiting sister Mrs O F Ha and Mrs Haight have gone to Chicago with plans to visit Detroit for the winter. Jertten Heat expects work in Newton after Thanksgiving visit with W Rdwards family. Ne teaches chemistry at Newton High School. Jack Saten and Barbara Joan Saten were visiting in Washington. Mrs Saten formerly Hazel Conner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Heins
Burlington
Harry Ross
Mr. Heins
Ross
Richard Stewart
Atte College
Monmouth
John Stewart
Harry Kelley
O. F. Ha
Haight
Chicago
Ralph Kawara
Newton
Sie. W
Mia
Jack Saten
Barbara Joan
Washington
Mrs. Saten
Hazel Conner
Work
Russell
Edward Blumenshein
Ames
Will Wooley
W. J. Edgar
Winfield
Fstelle Davidson
Ilinois
Rt. J. David Ned
Radio Silence Sparks Debate Across Languages
A scrambled note notes that country wide audits and listeners press for inclusive multilingual broadcasts. Officials say language access is key while critics question feasibility and funding for expanded radio programming.
Thanksgiving Weekend Notes From Crawfordsville
Irene DeLong visits with her parents Mr and Mrs M C Delong. Mrs DeLong plans to return to her work in Aurora Minors after spending Thanksgiving in Washington visiting Dr J B Edington. Elda White returns from Webster home after Thanksgiving. George Schmodller Bros advertises clothing at Rush George Mr Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene DeLong
Retur
Crawfordsville
Mr. and
Mra
M.C. Delon
Head
Aurora Minors
Wash Neton
Dr. J.B
Ethel Law
Ten Years Ago Today Visit to Fairfield Noted
Notes mark a decade since Mrs. Chas Beng and children Lucy and Donald visited relatives in Fairfield for a few days. Aims to remind readers to prepare for winter weather and avoid car freezes. Also mentions hog prices around nine dollars and unsettled weather with a likely Tuesday snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Beng
Lucy and
Donald
Fairfield
Lame Duck Senators and Representatives Named in Final Congress
Washington dispatch notes six Democratic senators and 41 representatives will serve as lame ducks until the new Congress begins in March with Hoover taking office. The list includes Bayard Brace Edwards Gerry Mayfield Neely and others, while Reed and Williams are labeled lame ducks for not seeking reelection. Local Crawfordsville items report visitors, hospital visits, and Thanksgiving routines related to residents and families.
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Washington
Congress
Herbert Hoover
Dawes
Senate
G. Curtis
Thomas F. Bayard
Delaware
William — Cabell Brace
Edward J. Edwards
New Jersey
Peter G. Gerry
Rhode Island
Serrys
Gov
Alfred Smith
Farle Bo Mayfield
Texas
Neely
West Virginia
James A. Reed
Missouri
Eut
Reed
John Sharpe Williams
Mississippi
United States
Victor Herger
Milwaukee
Coress
John Garrett
Tennessee
Blanton
Thomas Connolly
Crawfordsville Ro
Theodore Burton
Ohio
Ferret Young
Begg
Jimmie
Davey
Donald Ands
Ert Heseltine
Nim Clark
T. H. Riley
Doyle
Doyle Sands
Frank Sands
Donald
Hesseltine
Jessie Tilark
Wayland
Rex Long
Talma
Shea Rome
Ferrel Young
Crawfordsville
Chicago
Dale Riley
Jimmie Young
Rank Sands
Lloyd Vouquer
Thanksgiving Visits Span Several Keokuk Area Homes
Mrs J R Famer and daughter Stella returned from Keota after visiting at the E Loran Palmer home. Loretta and Jack Walker of Keokuk spent Thanksgiving at the J T Walker home. Martha Chalmers at M1 high school spent vacation with her parents, Arthur Chalmers. Donald Maxwell arrived from Albia to spend vacation and plan Coe College studies at home. Maxwell from Mandie Wolary returned to Centerville for Thanksgiving with Lucile Ross. Mrs Nannie Roberts traveled from Helta to visit the Barnest Norton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Famer
Stella
Rom Keota
Jay
E. Loran Palmer
Martha Chalmers
Arthur Chalmers
Donald Maxwell
Hing
Albia
Coe College
Maxwell
Mandie Wolary
Centerville
Lucile Ross
Nannie Roberts
Helta
Barnest Norton
Crawfordsville Thanksgiving Visitors and Local Notices
Crawfordsville December notes list Miss Jeanette Wooley spending Thanksgiving at home with relatives in town Wil Lewis of Columbus Junction visiting J and Stites home Violet Twinam, college student from Monmouth MI, visiting parents and meeting her new nephew William Twinam Prudence Johns returns to Dows IA to teach after a visit Stratton ill at home in West Branch and cannot return to teach at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Jeanette Wooley
Wil Lewis
Columbus Junction
J. & Stites
Violet Twinam
Monmouth
William Twinam
Prudence Johns
Dows
Iowa
Dine Stratton
West Branch
Sundial Shadows Move Left in Southern Hemisphere
A fragment describes sundial shadows in the southern hemisphere traveling counterclockwise as clock hands would move from right to left, noting how traditional northward-facing dials appear reversed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Clarks
Iowa sells state herd Holsteins to boost dairy shift
ERLOO Iowa December sale opens a state sponsored auction of 1400 pure bred Holstein cattle from 10 state institutions. Board of Control chairman ALM McColl says the program aims to supply milk to inmates and aid farmers by improving herds, with 700 to 800 calves born yearly and plans for annual sales as surplus cattle are auctioned each fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erloo
Iowa
Alm. McColl
McColl
Pri
Lowa
Wisconsn
Jay
State Institution
Allon
Dobson Bride-To-Be Sparks Quiet Romance Ahead
Local notes recount Dobson planning marriage to a longtime partner amid affection and hopeful plans. Neighbors recall their shared history and evident happiness as the couple prepares for a future together.
Local Methodist church dinner draws large crowd
Ainsworth notes visitors at the Methodist church event with Dr. and Mrs. W Le Learn, Mr. and Mrs. James Chambers, and many locals from Columbus and Des Moines. The Ladies Aid hosted a chicken supper and bazaar on Wednesday, November 5, with dinners priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. le Alearn
B. Sands
Thay Hulse
James ‘Chambers
Millard Chambers
Muse
Grover
Frank ‘Trotter
Sterne
Minot
Martha Saday
Fatfield Co
Merle Simkins
Paren Simkins
Thanksgiving visitors and travel notes in Des Moines area
Des Moines residents and families spent Friday visiting in town and attending to affairs. Many traveled to Ottumwa for Thanksgiving and Divine visits with relatives. Jessie Phillips left for California for the winter while Pearl McClure plans to return to Ottumwa for studies.
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Jertten
Heputter & Ae Wean
Greta Nissen
Tint National Picture
U. P
Farmer's Cooperative Exchange
Herman Fowler
Des Moines
J. P. Wood
Ander
H&a
Elda White
Webster
Schmodller Bros
Rush George
Mr. Pleasant
Mrs
Oscar George
Hays
Wan Weamily
Axminster
Wells & Crail
BEN Beanelis Chain
GRO
Medante Drugaiat
Vera L. Sands
England
New York Evening Post
Loretta and
Jack Walker
Keokuk
Mrs. J.T. Walker
H.W. Russel
W. D. Hesseltine
Harry Shrader
Malle
Manoara
Haig
Haig Hagopian
Star of the
Dotores Costello
Lorious Betsy
Conrad
Neget
Okmn Aid News
John Barrymore
State of
Dobson
Washington Cleaners
South Side Square
Wisselong
Kayser Pointox
Sanitar
Beacon
Dusby
Kestet Conner
Independence
Pearl McClure
Ottumwa
Mrs. M. Phillips
Jessie
California
C. W Russell
Homer Dasenberry
A.M. Anderson
Westphal
Ben
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