Lost by the Richland High School basketball team
Local page item notes the Richland High School basketball team’s loss at the Armory, ending hopes for a better season. Included is a brief church notice for Thanksgiving at the First Church of Christ Scientist and an ad for salted almonds at Brown’s Candy Kitchen.
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Richland High School
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Corner Town Avenue
Jefferson Street
Brown's Candy Kitchen
Coal orders urged after last winter’s shortages
Marion T. Anderson urges early coal orders citing last winter’s supply problems. Phone listed as 176 for placing orders.
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Josh Billings
Marion T. Anderson
No Journal Thursday Thanksgiving Holiday
The Journal will not publish on Thanksgiving, observing the day as a community holiday. Carriers are signed to watch the football game and a big dinner and game occupy the day. Note the Vienna offers the best 10 cent mince and cranberry pies in the city.
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The
Journal
Vienna
City
Washington
Corn Husking Yields Impressively High Output
John Simmering husked corn for Joe Marek averaging 95 bushels daily over thirty days with a peak of 132. Marek gathered 10,500 bushels from 15 acres, an average of 77 and 19 bushels per acre. The showings mark strong husking and corn yield.
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John Simmering
Joe Marek
Mr. Marek
Thanksgiving Orders Emphasized at the Vienna
Special attention urged for all Thanksgiving orders at the Vienna. Customers are advised to place orders early to avoid the rush and ensure timely pickup or delivery.
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Vienna
Thanksgiving closings for rural and city postal workers
Will close Thursday for Thanksgiving as rural carriers suspend tours and city carriers cut regular trips. Post office operations will be partially closed and further announcements will follow.
United Workmen Member Ideals and Growth Quoted
The article extols a good member as devoted to lodge duties and ethics, urging support for the order and fellow members. It notes Nebraska Workmen nearing 40,000 members and reports Washington Grand Lodge organized December 2, 1801 with $1,474,000 paid to beneficiaries. over 6,000 lodges exist nationwide.
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Nebraska
Grand Lodge of
Washington
United Workmen
New supreme chancellor for Knights of Pythias named
Judge Charles A. Barnes of Jacksonville Sr. elected supreme chancellor. Born July 4, 1855, in Jacksonville, he joined the Knights of Pythias in 1884 as charter member and first chancellor commander of Jacksonville lodge. He became grand outer guard of Illinois in 1885 and has since risen through the ranks.
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The
Knights of Pythias
Charles A. Barnes
Jacksonville
That City
Knight of Pythias
Growth of Pythian Lodges and Ranks in Illinois
1892 saw Mr Barnes named grand chancellor of Illinois. Seventy lodges were organized with 7200 new members, the largest annual gain in any state. Barnes became supreme representative in 1804 and supreme vice chancellor in 194. Growth continues. sisterhood and Rathbone Sisters seek consolidation. District Deputy Towse of Hawaii Islands forecasts rising membership. Kansas City Kansas lodges plan winter meetings to boost results.
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Enty
Commonwealth
Barnes
Supreme Council
Pythian Sisterhood
Rathbone Sisters
Towse
Hawaiian Islands
Kansas City
Kan
Missionaries Seek Protection in Lienshow Incidents
Reports from Clinton indicate renewed anti missionary feeling at Lienchow. Property has been pillaged and the United States consul has urged the viceroy to enforce protection for missionaries and their property.
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Hong Kong
Clinton
Lienchow
United States
Descended Troy Miles Standish Ancestry Suits Age Knees
Columbus Ohio November 27 Mrs Mary Haveen sues for years in a case noting her descent as a Miles Standish descendant of the eleventh generation. The document references age infirmities and declares the plaintiff a rightful heir asserting historical lineage claims.
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Troy Miles Standish
Columbus, O
Mary Haveen
SS Years
Miles Slandish
Candles Light Up Vienna as Visitors Arrive for Bakery Work
Mrs. Walker Skinner arrives from Des Moines to visit relatives in Vienna. Fred Dean arrives from Seattle and begins work with his brother Earnest in the Vienna bakery. Dean brings bakery experience and is expected to be a valuable helper.
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Walker Skinner
Des Moines
Fred Dean
Seattle
Washington
Earnest
Vienna
Mr. Dean
Local Notes From County News Hodges County
Ode Ferguson and nephew Bert Jeffreys visited friends Jon Ainsworth on Sunday. A Mrs Emma Perkins sale drew several locals. A. B. Carr shipped six cattle loads. Bert Hugh Jeffreys and J. J. Roe plan an evening departure to Tennessee. Mrs A J Hillihouse won a 100 prize at Ellert Music in Live Oak California.
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Ode Ferguson
Bert Jeffreys
Jon Ainsworth
Emma Perkins
A. B. Carr
Bert
Hugh Jeffreys
J. J. Roe
Tennessee
A. J. Hillihouse
Ellert Musis Company
Live Oak
Calif
Washington Visitors Share Thanksgiving Connections
Mrs. John Smiley Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Chas Fishburn visited Washington today sharing a trip with local acquaintances and noting hospitality from the capital city.
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John Smiley
Taylor
Chas. Fishburn
Washington
Local residents greet visitors and move to new homes
Max Dunn of Wyman and Julius Conger of Washington were in town this morning. Henry Long and family left today for a new home in Mendon Nebraska, marking a move for several locals.
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Max Dunn
Wyman
Julius Conger
Washington
Henry Long
Minden
Nebr
Mrs Muir Leaves for Ottumwa for Cancer Surgery
Keota reports Mrs John Muir departed yesterday with Mr Muir and Dr Trombauer to Ottumwa for a cancer operation. Emma Healsworth of Harper visited her sister, Lew Smith. Brock sails to Washington to visit sister Mrs Will McGuire. Mrs D D Brown returns to Sigourney after a Sunday visit with her husband.
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John Muir
Ottumwa
Muir
Trombauer
Emma Healsworth
Harper
Lew Smith
Brock
Washington
Will McGuire
DD. Brown
Sigourney
Thanksgiving Armory Event Draws Small Crowd
A notice promotes a limited Armory gathering on Thanksgiving night with an all in offer of 250 seats. The brief اماue hints at a local community activity or performance action.
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Armory
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