Brighton birthday party features crafts and treats
BRIGHTON locals recall Bara birthday celebrations as children colored and cut paper dolls then enjoyed popcorn balls strawberry ice cream cake and candy at little tables. Students from Ainsworth Fordsville Washington and Brighton competed in music drama and humorous reading events with awards announced for first and second places.
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Brighton
Local Notes From Wayne Iowa Community Changes
Wayne Iowa notices report residents C A Rich leaving for a farm north of Winfield and new occupants moving in. Harrs on Beese relocate from near Wayland, Dell Kort visits Burling hospital, Clarence Moorhead joins Farm Bureau at home, Jesse Peck delivers odds, Kort and Moorhead attend Washington Farm Bureau meeting. correspondent mentions new arrival and hospital context.
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Wayne
Iowa
C. A Rich
Winfield
Harr
Beese
Wayland
Riche
Dell Kort
Burlin
Clarence Moorhead
Farm Bureau
Jesse Peck
Cecl Kort
Clarce Moorhead
Washington
Henry County
Local Notes On Farm Moves And Visits In Pleasant Ridge Area
Braden M Maxwell and others move from John Orris farm to Lewis Herrin farm Friday Alvin Hesseltine to Lauderman farm in Pleasant Ridge. Mr and Mrs C M Maxwell visit Wallace Carson home near Olds. Frank Hesseltine couple welcomed baby boy Saturday night. Auxiliary meeting at Mrs R Noonan’s Crawfordsville. Pauline Smith visiting Washington this week. Veil Maxwell Merl Smith attended boys tournament at Keota. Ty DYEing Session at city hall attended by M Maxwell and Mrs. Dittmer. Samuels, Clark Tuckway linked to local social notices.
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Braden
Owens
John Orris
Lewis Herrin
Alvin Hesseltine
Lauderman
Inleasant Ridge
C. M. Maxwell
Wallace Carson
Olds
Frank Hesseltine
Claude McCoy
Latimer Davis
D. M. Maxwell
R. Noonan
Crawfordsville
Pauline Smith
Washington
Veil Maxwell
Merl Smith
Keota
Frank Dittmer
G. Booth
Delbert Maxwell M. Maxwell
City Hall
Thursda
Rex Smith
Thirteen Killed by Poison Liquor in Illinois Area
In Peoria and surrounding towns Illinois, thirteen people died after consuming locally manufactured poison liquor from a new process. Authorities report arrests, with suspect Whitey Bell linked to the distribution in Vermont Decatur Morgas area. Bell allegedly claimed to have tested a new formula, which proved fatal.
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Peoria
Hilinois
Lous “Whitey” Bell
Vermont
Decatur
Morgas
Pelicn
Mothers Learn Value of Magnesia for Babies
Advertorial notice extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe mild laxative for infants and children. It claims relief from sour stomach, belching, vomiting, and colic, and compares dosage to lime water. The ad touts a free booklet Useful Information and urges purchasing genuine Philips Milk of Magnesia from The Chas. H. Phillips Chemical Co.
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Phillips
Phillips Co
Hudson St
New York
Philips
U.S
Chas. H. Phillips Chemical Co
Tte
Plan for Fourth Members Entertainment in Chicago 4-H trip proposed
Plans reveal royal style entertainment for 100 youth farmers from 4-H clubs destined for the National Boys and Girls Congress in Chicago. North Western Railroad arrangements and banquet plans are noted as prizes aim to involve thousands of 4-H members sponsoring live stock or home projects. Winners will be chosen by county agricultural supervisors and may travel to the International Live Stock Expositor in some cases. Iowa to award 20 trips. counties must have full time extension agents.
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Chicago
Kine
Boys’ and Girls’ Congress
North Western Railroad
G. L. Noble
4-H
Supervisi Leges of Agriculture
Interna
Towa
Naonal
Dr T H McMichael Plans Trip Abroad
Trustees of Monmouth College grant leave of absence of 19 months or longer for Dr T H McMichael president to study abroad. Friends present a $1 000 cash gift. He plans a Mediterranean cruise with his brother Dr W J McMichael visiting Avens Jerusalem Constantinople and Feypt then continental Europe including England Scotland Ireland before returning home.
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Monmouth
Moreh
Monmouth College
D. T. H. McMichael
Mouth College
Michael
McMichael
W J. McMichael
Greensburg
Dr. McMichael
Avens
Jerusalem
Constantinople
Feypt
England
Scotland
Ireland
Citizens Military Camps Planned for 1929 Training Drive
General H A Smith announces Citizens Military Training Camps to educate 5000 candidates from Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Iowa Nebraska Missouri and Arkansas. Camps run Aug 1–20 at several bases and July 5–6 at Jefferson Barracks Missouri. Rail fare refunded and all expenses paid. Camps aim to foster citizenship patriotism and unity among youth with uniform national service.
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Omatia
Genera H. A. Smith
Seventh Corps
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Kane Missouri
Arkanse
For Snelling
Fort Leneath
Fort Des Mobre
Fort Crook
Fort Leavenworth
CMT
Smith
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