Building Good Will as Vital to Community Prosperity
L. E. Hooker of Burroughs Adding Machines spoke at the Washington Advertising club on the importance of good will in business and community life. He urged sympathetic treatment of farmers, noting firms rely on farm prosperity and that poor crops lead to business failures. He emphasized mutual support within a trading radius and warned against lack of good will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Advertising Club
L. E. Hooker
Burroughs Adding Machines Company
Cedar Sh
Henson Wood
Ile
Hooker
Ite
Stampede Scene Roars Across Desert Towns
A wild stampede of cattle crashes through desert towns in a dramatic display of power and danger. The article depicts the frenzied herd tearing through settlements, smashing buildings, and leaving devastation in its wake as cowboys struggle to manage the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caitte
Crne Hee
Knights of Pythias elect local lodge officers
Local Knights of Pythias lodge names new officers to be installed next month. Chancellor Commander L. A. Jones leads a slate including Lee A. Holland as vice commander and Harold Ellis as prelate with other posts filled by Howard Sizafoose Chas. Paule Lee A. Howland Jesse Busby John Winga Jesse Winga John Pratt Ed Bovee and John Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of
Knights of Pythias
L. A. Jones
Lee A. Holland
Harold Ellis
Howard Sizafoose
Chas. Paule
Lee A. HioWand
Jesse Busby
John Winga
Jesse Winga
John Pratt
Ed Bovee
John Cunningham
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Meets. Christmas Gift Plan Formed
The Grace Hill Ladies Aid met Wednesday afternoon with eight members present. President Mrs. Engle led, devotionals were by Mrs. Frank Anderson, and remaining bazaar orders were finished. A two week meeting will plan Christmas gifts for a children's home to be announced later. Cinnamon rolls and molasses cookies with coffee were served. The Just Us club, led by Mrs. Ezra Gardner, held a regular meeting with carding button sessions and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Hill Ladies Aid
Just Us Club
Ezra Gardner
Bray Couple Visit Friends Near Richland
Mr and Mrs Fred Bray of near Richland visited Wednesday evening with Mrs Emma Bennett and other friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bray
Near
Richland
Emma ,Bennett
Farmer welfare theme drives local business talk
A speaker praises a farmer for practical concerns and urges unity to restore farming to normal business footing. He notes goodwill as a vital, undervalued asset with a company worth two million dollars demonstrating the concept.
Farmers Union Session Set for Saturday Afternoon
A Farmers Union meeting in Washington county will be held tomorrow at 2 PM in the courthouse courtroom. State president Milo Reno and state organizer O Grant Kennedy will speak, marking the closing session of the county campaign. They report strong turnout and several new members, with prior gatherings in Richmond, Riverside, Wellman, and Wellston. Kennedy will also speak tonight at the No 7 schoolhouse north of Havre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union
Washington County
Court House
Milo Reno
O Grant Kennedy
Reno
County Union
Richmond
Riverside
Wellman
Wellston
Kennedy
Havre
Wildcats defeat Cyclones in club bowling match by 77
Wildcats beat Cyclones by 77 at the Com’s club alleys yesterday evening. Hunter led with 188 in one game and 504 across the match. Falk, Hunter, Warfel, Whittaker and Miller formed the winning team. Hull Holland Wells Morrison and Shields lost. A second match is set for next Thursday evening. XII bowling schedule to be issued soon after year start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildcats
Cyclones
Hunter
Falk
Warfel
Whittaker
Miller
Hull Holland
Wells
Morrison
Shields
Card of Thanks From G W Griffith Amid Bereavement
Gratitude is extended for the aid and comforting words received from friends during the bereavement of G W Griffith. The note expresses deep appreciation and heartfelt thanks for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Griffith
Rough Ashier Lodge Elects Officers for New Year
At the annual meeting of Rough Ashier Lodge of Masons No. 41 the new officers were elected: O M Green as Worshipful Master W W B Williams as Senior Warden Frank Walker as Junior Warden James Redd as Treasurer N L Black as Secretary A Howard as Tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Lodge
Rough Ashier
Funeral services for William H Goble at Ainsworth home
Funeral services for the late William Goble were held at his home in Ainsworth yesterday at ten o'clock with Rev W G Robertson leading and music by a mixed quartet from the Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church. Pallbearers named Frank Williams Richard Ferrell Franklin Leslie Royal Waggoner and Mack Wilson accompanied the procession. Interment was to be in the cemetery at Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Goble
William Goble
Ainsworth
W. G. Robertson
Ainseworth United Presbyterian Church
Frank Williams
Richard Ferrell
Franklin
Leslie and Royal Waggoner
Mack Wilson
Concert at Hi School Tonight by Junior Students
Tonight the Junior High School presents an evening program under Misa Berths Hay. Admission is twenty five cents at 7 45 PM in the High School auditorium. The show opens with Paul Huss Three Springs and concludes with the Nativity Story performed with costumes and action. The High School orchestra directed by Prof. McKay provides additional music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Berths Hay
Paul Huss
McKay
City Churches First United Presbyterian Service Times
The church lists Bible School at 9 45 A M Morning worship at 11 60 A M and evening worship at 7 00 P M with Y P C U at 4 00 P M and MT P C VU at 6 00 P M The pastor preaches at both services We invite all to join in study and worship Morning theme The Bible and Victory Evening theme Jesus endorsement of the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian
Zanfer Y. P. C. U
P. C
Jesus
Sunday School and Evening Services at First Church
A M F Sunday school 9 20 am morning service ta m text for I will show him how great things he must suffer for my name s sake A Cc E league 6 20 pm evening service 7 20 pm text in hell he lifted up his eyes Prayer meeting Wednesday night at home of Henry Campbell Sunday school board Thursday night We cordially invite all to these services especially those with out a church home J B Easley Pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M
A. Cc. E
Henry Campbell
J. B. Easley
Grab Bag Era Offers Various Bargains and Local Notes
A quick item list highlights a 50c to 10 dollar grab bag with items of value, a note on Mrs W W Bowers returning home from Glen Ridge and Boston area visits, orders for Hickory Nut cake at Ideal Bakery, Hemstitching services by Westphal's, and Fat VITACKREME Breakfast Grit promotion at Warren's Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Bowers
Glen Ridge
New Jersey
Boston
Warren
Receiver First Report Receives Court Attention At Bank
District court received the first Periodical report of the bank receiver for Farmers and Merchants State bank. The filing shows $29,007.71 in notes collected plus $1,032.59 interest, $75,300 in stockholder assessments, cash items $141.91, $98.56 rent for safe deposit boxes, $1,105 in office rents, and $512.88 interest from other banks. The report dated November 1 indicates steady progress since the receivership began July 1, with H. B. Knight acting for receiver Robert L. Leach. The hearing drew many interested. No objections were filed. Brenneman Wins Case In suit against RF G Shaver and Brenneman, the jury found for Brenneman on a note dispute. The defense claimed the note was for $1,900, not $1,500 as shown. Judge Hamilton will adjourn the term today or tomorrow, then begin at Sigourney next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
H. B. Knight
Robert L. Leach
Hamilton
Sigourrey
Rainfall totals Near Two Inches Reported
Rain yesterday brought measured rainfall to nearly two inches per official records. Officials recorded about 1.60 inches in the gauge, noting the amount as the day’s total.
Baptist Bazaar and church notices on December events
Announcements list a Baptist ladies bazaar at Washington Cleaners and a home and foreign missions bazaar with a dinner at the church priced 25 and 26 cents for December 10. Other items include a Sunday chicken dinner at Mrs. Cherry's, a Masons meeting, denatured alcohol product notice, and a dairy advertisement.
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Cedar Rapids
Abc Club
Parmer
Pythias Knights Select Officers
Idee
Atchison’s
Florsheim
A. E. Atchison
Reno Kennedy
Journal
HI School Tonight
Lemmon’s
Ideal Bakery
Westphal
Lemmon’s Jewelry Store
Brenneman
Howard W. Benn
Ainsworth Savings Bank
RF. G. Shaver
P. ©. Brenneman
Shaver
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Washinton Cleaners
Ta Cal News
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies of the
Ainsworth Mee
Jones Auto Co
Masons
L. B. Lupton
W. M
Barclay’s
Lytle’s
Baird's Dairy
West
Jefferson
Cod
Aed
Dd. V. Masson
Inquire Journal
Highland Dairy
V. Beleil
Hk. L. Beleil
R. KL. Lytle
R. Beleil
Pathe Phonograph
Mre
SS. White
Crawfordsavillie
Iowa
Sat
Chas
Shalla
West Chester
H. A. Engel
M-T
C. H. Work
Hinds
D. J
Allimon
Wayland
R. C. White Wyandotte Cockerels
W. D. Booth
Conner
Etta HM
Jersey
Pewaukee
Greenings
Conner's
Etta H. Conner
Duroc
Royalpath
Liberator
Ernest Carlson
Eod
Timothy
Roy Lite
Chester
W. L. Gates
Charles Barthelow
T. B
Journal Office
Tamworth
Rock Island Stock Yards
Carl. Roberts
Madison
Brookhart Bros
Win Smouse
EF. R. Harvey
Waldaces’ Farmer, Breeders’ Gazette
Des Moines Capital and Ladies Home Journal
Marie Floner-Eschenbach
Evening Journal
Thompson's
Studetaker Garage
The
Thompson
Sony Af
Erik Slates
Wolf Floral Company
Warren’s
West Side Square
Federal Farm
T. Ralph Miner
Mt. Pleasant
Lowa
George Young
Ben
Stewart Hotel
Washington
W.S. Reister & Sons
Eggs and Poultry
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