Shiloh Community News Highlights Local Visits and Work
In Washington County updates, Shiloh area residents share weekend visits among families including Easter, Benson, Caldwell, Beenblossom, and Wagner. Roads hinder travel while several locals start new work, visit relatives, and discuss farm changes and mumps recovery.
Rural Route Three Community Notices and Travel Update
Mrs. Milt Denison helped with butchering at L. B. Donaldson's. A Prairie Flower telephone meeting was held. Pleasant Plains school house hosted several meetings about an electrical scheme. Jno Simmering shelled corn Friday. The Knoteks spent Tuesday at the Shalla home. L C Brinning did interior painting. Andy McGuire reports arrival with two carloads of goods at Crown Point Indiana. Neighbors planned to meet the train for the three mile move to the farm.
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Milt Denison
L. B. Donaldson's
Prairie Flower
Pleasant Plains School House
Joe Knotek
Shalla
L. C. Brinning
Andy McGuire
Crown Point
Ind
Ainsworth Methodist Notes and War Hearts
A letter from Merle Chambers reports that American troops in France are well and full of fighting spirit and hope to end the war to spend Christmas at home. An extra lecture by Miss Jane Dillon is set for Saturday at the church with tickets 25 cents at the door. all course holders admitted free. Regular services follow next Sunday with Superintendent Lins at 10 o'clock Sunday school and Ep worth League at 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Chambers
France
Merle
Ainsworth
Jane Dillon
Miss Dillon
Bureau
Lins
Epworth
Life’s Perfect Ideal and Temptation Sermon Invite
A church bulletin promotes youth meetings to study the Word of God. The morning address is Life’s Perfect Ideal and the evening sermon cites Blessed is the man that endureth temptation. It invites prayer meeting Wednesday and urges patriotism without abuse of the preacher. It notes a Jew wrote the decalogue printed by a Methodist company.
Public Auction At Farm 8 Miles SE of Wellman Iowa
Roy H. Mapel sells at auction near Wellman on March 12 1918 starting 11 a m. Describes 6 horses 4 cattle 105 hogs 1200 bushels corn and other grain, farm machinery, tools, and household items. Includes 55 bu John Deere manure spreader engines and Creamp separator and a full list of equipment. Terms: 12 month credit over 10 with note 7 percent interest, under 10 cash. Lunch by Pilotsburge Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
New West Bend
Emerson Gang
H. P. John Deere
H. P
Roy H. Mapel
Aus
Sutherland
H. L. Karr
Auda
Ora J. Starr
Pilotsburge Ladies’ Aid
Farm sale notice at Jessie Pearson farm moves to town
Auction near Crawfordsville on Wednesday March 1 at 10 a.m. features livestock including a grey gelding and a grey mare safe in foal, various cattle and calves, and farm equipment such as John Deere implements. Buyers to meet at the old Jessie Pearson farm four miles northwest of Crawfordsville, 244 miles south of Ainsworth. clerk Wheeler with Rm Richards and D F Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Pearson
Ainsworth
Crawfordsville
Jackson School Community Day Draws Town Leaders
South Prairie school in Jackson township hosted a noon basket dinner followed by pupil recitations and songs. Patrons spoke on school improvement from teachers and parents perspectives, with Farmer views and notes from Young America district.
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South Prairie School
Jackson Township
Marie ‘Martin
Abe Pearson
South Prairie
Belle Davis
Fred Donaldson
Grace Shaw
Godfrey Juzeler
Elmer Cherry
Young America School
Young America
South Prairie School Progress and Child Safety Ad
The notice urges completing steps to standardize South Prairie School and secure staff cooperation. It emphasizes removing children from danger, especially from railroad tracks, and highlights Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs and colds with no opiates, sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Prairie
Foley
J. E.‘Lemmon
Advt
Easy to Borrow Credit Notions Questioned
A quotation from the St. Paul Pioneer Press notes that some men assume good credit based on never having borrowed trouble, suggesting a critique of overconfidence in finances.
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St. Paul
Notice to settle debts at former West Chester restaurant
Notice from J Pollock stating the restaurant in West Chester has been sold and all persons indebted to the firm should call at the restaurant to settle at once. Verification details are unclear.
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West Chester
J, Pollock
Hidden Blood Ailment Fights Rheumatism War
The passage argues rheumatism is a blood borne disease not cured by liniments or lotions. It says winter worsens symptoms and urges a remedy that penetrates deep into the circulatory system.
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Mable Roth
Helen Jones
Beatrice Benson
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Chris Roth
Clarence Benson
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Will Caldwell
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Clarence Carmichael
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Sam Sigafoose
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Jackson School
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Chas. Brown
Chester White
Mahannah
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J. K. Helmick & Son
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Walter A. Leet
Mannhardt Bros
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