Directors of Henry F Seed Company Reelect A M Eldridge
Notice reports the annual meeting of Henry F Seed Company directors. A M Eldridge, now with Field Company, is highlighted for rapid progress. Old directors Henry Field and others were rejected. A M Ely Be elected to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F Seed Company
A. M. Eldridge
Field Company
Henry Field
Ale P, Thompson
WE Eaton
G Hho
Lake
Welch
Company announces leadership changes and new appointments
The document notes Mr. Tidridge joining from Washington Jo last fall to join the company. Henry Field is re-elected president and general manager. Aguel Thompson elected vice president and HonK Eaton secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidridge
Washington, Jo
Henry Field
Nmanager
Agael Thompson
Honk Eaton
Hay Fever Relief with Foley's Honey and Tar
A Chicago reader at 1034 Wolfram St. endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for hay fever relief after summer months. The letter notes great personal relief and suggests others with hay fever will benefit from the remedy, available through all druggists.
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Foley
Stewart
Wolfram St. Chicaxo
Their Shopping and a Silent Pact
A household scene shows a wife disapproving a new dress while the husband smiles at the parcel. The dialogue hints at unspoken tension and shared morale about spending.
County and Nearby Towns Happenings on July Fourth
The article reviews a July Fourth scene with Arthur Conrad and families celebrating Len Richardson's 21st wedding anniversary near Washington with a noon three course dinner. It lists visitors from Dublin Ainsworth Crawfordsville and other towns, plus local assigns about bazaars, transport, and hospital visits.
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Dublin
Arthur Conrad
Adi Robertson
Glen Dolles
J. B. Me
Aleb
Mae
Andrew Peterson
Len Richardson
Washington
Honxtess
Peterson
Peck
Evening Sermon and Choir at United Presbyterian Church
The United Presbyterian Church hosts an evening service with Hey Rice preaching and the Presbyterian choir providing music. A Methodist service is scheduled for 11 o clock.
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United Presbyterian Sabbath School
Union
United Presbyterian Church
Hey Rice
Will.reed
Presbyterian Choir
Methodist
Lenient Urge By Sec Hayward On Auto Licenses
Des Moines Iowa July 7 1929 Secretary Hayward urged peace officers to be lenient with motorists for the next month as many unopened license letters pile up in his office. He noted a fire delaying steel number plates and only about nine hundred plates delivered out of a promised twenty five thousand.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Jaly
Hayward
Ignorance and Knowledge Compared in Practical Discourse
The excerpt contrasts ignorance with the tree of knowledge, noting branches of ignorance and the limited value of its growth. It also mentions a toleration for ignorance within narrow bounds and cites a summer diarrhoea remedy by Chamberlain. Lemmon's Pharmacy sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tree of Knowledge
Chamberlain's
Lemmon’'s
Barrel gong updates percussion set with brass barrel design
The barrel gong replaces the Oriental gong and pipe gongs. It is brass and barrel shaped, struck with a felt hammer for a deep bell like tone. Each end is tuned to a different pitch and a brass disk on top adds another sound.
Death comes for Wilfred Stewart noted local resident and worker
Sad news arrives of the sudden death of Wilfred Stewart aged about 61. He died after a seven month stay in New Mexico where he directed a street project for Redondo Development of Warren. Funeral plans and interment details follow as Selden Stewart, Agnes Stewart and others prepare to travel.
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Agnes Stewart
Stewart
Sulphur Springs
New Mex
Redondo Developit Company
Warren
New Mexico
Albuquerque
N. M
Ohio
Cused
Selden Stewart
Agnes SI
Charles
Wilfred) Stewart
Crawfordsville
Selden
John
R. M. Cooper
St. Louis
Homer E
H. T
Struthers, O
Albert 8S
Newburgh
N. Y
United Presbyterian Church
Patent Remedy Ad for Coughs and Colds
An old advertisement promotes a cough and cold remedy labeled as effective for both children and adults. It emphasizes no opiates or harmful drugs and warns against substitutes, noting it is sold by all druggists in a yellow package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
For the Children Billy and His Billygoat
A short verse from Youth's Companion about Billy taking a billygoat for a walk. The goat nibbles clover as Billy and the animal pause for a flower and the goat finally butts Billy after eating enough.
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Billy
Youth
The Magic Wand Party Word Guessing Game
A description of a party game where a leader and accomplice decide a word and use a wand tapping system to spell letters. The accomplice notes sentence initials as consonants and taps the wand to encode vowels, forming the target word cherry through improvised dialog and cues.
Game of Many Hands
A playful party game named Game of Many Hands uses paper and pencil for each participant to answer a series of questions. Players write responses, then compare results, creating a lighthearted group activity.
Chicago grain and livestock market report second day
July 7 1911 Chicago IL markets show estimated receipts 14000 cattle 2000 sheep 14000 tomorrow 9000. prices steady to higher across cattle hogs and sheep with specific ranges for light mixed and heavy packing stock. Grain futures quotes open and close for Wheat Corn and Oats from Beach Wickham Grain Co.
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Chicago
Texas
Local Market Prices at Washington City Market
Prevailing prices listed for dairy feed hay straw flour bran shorts and corn meal with figures obscured by imperfect text. Items include butter hay straw flour bran shorts and corn meal priced per load sack or hundred with values partly unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington City
Alec Tie
Hig Eatiereie
Hand prefix puzzled list of clues and answers
Word list exploring hand prefixes yields terms like handcuffs hand bell handbag handbill hand book handmaiden handful handstand handkerchief handsome and others in a playful riddle style with numbered clues and solutions.
Eleven Year Olds Faucet Finds Silver Stream Coins
Ruth Nugent of Bloomfield New Jersey found a ten cent piece in her drinking water with three more coins appearing after she showed her mother. The coins continued to appear later in the day totaling seven cents, convincing the girl that fairies might be involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Ruth Nugent
Bloomfield
N. J
Ruth
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Aml Eldridge
Dan Bard
Shouttd
Haig
Washington National Bank
Canada Land
Canada
St, Paul
Luse Land & Development CO. Ltd
T. Paul
Minnesota
Southwell & Wikculley
Southeastern
the County News
Grace Hill
Will Augustine
John Mangold
Ainsworth
S. A. Miller
Violet
Catherine Parks
Minoak
Til
Miller
J.C Shipp
Lela Rhodes
J. S. Hagen
Warren Woodside
Glenn Hazen
Washington V
W. T. Trotter
Burlington
Jacob Stone
Hen Ferguson
J. D. McCaleb
O. F. Coalstock
Heela
Bert V. Chapel
Cedar Rapids
Viola Sexton
Tennessee
Richland
John Lee
J HH Huston
Wash
Ington
S. W. Neal
Thomas
Jesse Riley
Oskaloosa
S. W. Huston
Farrel Huston
D. C. Griffith
Ross Boyd
Winfie
Frank Faris
WE. Walker
Cecil
Daisie Willoughby
Wyman
Will McFadden
Columbus City
Mart White
Mr. Simpson
County Farm
Elor
Ehen
Walt Mason
George Matthews Adams
Sec. Hayward
Warner Bros
Batiste
tSe
J. B. Crail
Washington, Iowa
Wilfred Stewart Path
ER OF Selden Stewart
Wilfred Stewart
Ry Chaser
Chicago, Ill
Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Postal Telegraph Building
Ilinois
Reister & Son
John A. Babcock
U. S. Yards
Illinos
Exch’ge
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