Busby plow dip tank fire causes light damage
Early morning blaze at Busby plow attachment factory across from Pauls Lumber damaged a dipping tank of paint mixed with gasoline and benzine. Firefighters quickly contained the fire after water overflow spread the blaze, and damp gunny sacks smothered the remaining flames.
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Busby
Pauls Lumber Company
Will Ditmer
Parade entrants must register at court house corner
The notice directs all July 4th parade entrants to proceed first to the court house corner for registration and positioning before the event.
Washington Fourth of July Parade Plans and Schedule
City committees coordinate the morning parade at Court House corner with riders to stations. Mayor Dixon warns against acts endangering horses or public safety. The day features horse judging, general sports, patriotic addresses by notable speakers, a ball game Fairfield vs Washington, balloon ascent, firemen’s exhibition, fireworks, and a pony saddle class with $100 prize. Special train service available on Rock Island C B Q and Milwaukee lines.
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Court House
Dixon
Court House Corner
Opera House
Washington
Marsh W. Bailey
Clifford Thorne
H. M. Richer
W. H. Butterfield
S. W. Brookhart
D. J. Palmer
J. J. Kellogg
Sunset Park
Rock Island
Milwaukee
Lagzelle
Aliso
Piano Recital Highlights Miss Hebner and Mrs Norton
A piano recital at 206 South Town Avenue featured Miss Marjorie Hebner and Mrs D J Norton Jr with a Mendelssohn duet and Chaminade selection. Virginia Wallace impressed in a duet. Everet Bailey offered songs. heat limited attendance but guests praised the program.
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Marjorie Hebner
Mra.d. J. Norton, Jr
South Town Avenue
Marjorie
Mendelssohn
Mme. Chaminade
Everett Bailey
Norton
Meeting Postponed For Celebration Preparations
Mrs A A Rynearson arrived home from Ft Pierre S D after visiting her parents for several weeks. The W E R C meeting scheduled for tomorrow is postponed until the next regular meeting on July 16 due to celebration preparations. New novelties in fireworks at The Fair are noted.
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A. A. Rynearson
Ft. Pierre
S. D
If I Could Sing of the Yeoman’s Life
A rural freedom ballad by Uncle Walt praising farmers over rulers. The speaker imagines singing about sturdy plebeians who plow, milk, and raise crops, arguing the world would falter if farmers quit and valuing humble, hands-on work over throne and crown. The voice elevates yeomen like Adams.
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Austin
Tyre
Gardeners Train In Austrian Serouls Horticulture Program
Over 8,000 gardens are cultivated in a program linked to Austrian serouls. Pupils receive expert tuition in horticulture as part of the initiative.
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Yellowstone
Park
Cody
Yellowstone Park
When He Gains Importance Alimony Becomes Bargaining Point
A woman states the amount of alimony she seeks as leverage as her husband gains status. The act reflects how perceived status shifts spousal financial expectations.
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