Local notes reflect community life and injuries
Bernice Zeiglowsky improves after illness while Edna Westen injures an arm at school. Clover farming rises as seed prices improve. Mrs Baer and daughter Tilly visit near Crawfordsville. Florence Gardner misses little school despite illness. Various absences, visits, and church program successes punctuate a busy week.
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Bernice
Fred Zeiglowsky
Edna Westen
John Baer
Tillie
Philip Gerdes
Crawfords Ville
Walter Gardner
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Florence Gardner
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Ad in Terre Haute
Mrs Wm J Lee of Terre Haute Indiana testifies to strength and health gained after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises it for pre and post childbirth recovery and offers to answer questions from other women. The advertisement notes the product is sold by druggists everywhere.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wm. J. Lee
Revival Meetings End Week at New Haven Church
This week closes revival meetings at the New Haven church after good attendance and strong sermons. Miss Eunice Baker visits her sisters Florence Smith and Etta Statler. A chicken fry supper is planned for Thursday evening October 7 with all invited. Seymour Statler is recovering from quinsy. Local arrivals include Mr. and Mrs. Addison Baker and daughters, the Curtis Snyder family, and Roy Wells with children visiting Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Eunice Baker
Florence Smith
Etta Statler
John McKinstry
Frank Smith
Seymour Statler
Addison Baker
Marion Smith
Curtis Snyder
Roy Wells
Washington
W. C. Hotle
Kansas
M. HoWard “Hotle
West Chester
Homer Meyer
Local families visit and daily notes from Washington and surrounding areas
The article lists visits among the John Robertson family Ralph Kleese and others in Washington including Genevieve and Alice Wehr, Ellsworth Brumback and A N Brown. It notes Matt Wehr’s cement foundation, John Robertson’s cement walks, cattle deliveries by Gelvin and Carleton Bowen, and folks visiting and staying with relatives in the area. Joe Fritchen is reported improving and plans to recover fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robertson
Ralph Kleese
J. W. Guy
Washington
Joe Wehr
Soner
Clarence Fulton
Matt Wehr
Carleton Bowen
South Dakota
Genevieve
Alice Wehr
Keota
Alice
S. D. Carris
John Jay
Kansas City
Will Greendycke
Ellsworth Brumback
West Chester
Frank Smith
A. N. Brown
Rubio
Paul Sparks
Dorothy
John Wehr
Joe Mayer
Ted
Dwight Moody
Gelvin
Jim Pulver
Ike Pulver
Joe Fritchen
Wil Hotle
Hotle
Robert Mattis
Wichita
Kansas
Joe Wehr Family Reunites After Picnic Items Recovered
The Joe Wehr family gathered at the Matt Wehr home Tuesday evening to retrieve dishes and silverware left at the Hardsertble picnic. John Robertson will hold items if called for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wehr
Matt Wehr
John Robertson
Social Hour club enjoys at Bert Orris home
Crawfordsville notes Mrs Bert Orris hosted the Social Hour club of Olds at her home Tuesday evening for a lawn party and weiner roast with games that proved enjoyable. W W Twinam visited Fairfield Tuesday and hauled Rev James household goods on his truck. Fred Sipe of Fairfield is visiting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Bert Orris
W. W. Twinam
Fairfield
James
Fred Sipe
Five Parades Mark Omaha Legions Convention
Omaha Nebraska hosts the American Legion national convention October 6 to 9 with five major parades. Leaders include combat generals and admirals. 250 bands and 750 to 1,000 drums and bugle corps join hundreds of veterans. Ak-Sar-Ben electrical parade Wednesday night. Thursday features a military parade with German and Austrian war materials and Seventh Army Corps troops, followed by the Forty and Eight parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Seventh Army Corps
Office Boy to General Manager Story
A Chicago report traces a career path from office boy to general manager at ten thousand dollars a year, highlighting typewriter training and rapid promotion. It notes a Chicago mail order firm that loans typewriters on small installments and teaches operation in about three weeks. Contact International Typewriter Exchange at 184 W Lake St, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brown
International Typewriter Exchange
W. Lake Street
Ilinois
Mutt dog parade to open Forty and Fight events in Decatur
In Decatur Arkansas on Thursday a unusual parade by mutt dogs entered in a Colorado Forty and Fight contest will lead the events. Hundreds of mixed breed dogs march as part of the celebration. The town also upgrades its old well into a sanitary drinking fountain using water from the town works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
of the Legion
Colorado
German Auto Forecasts Satisfactory Future
Berlin reports a satisfactory outlook for German autos as industry analysts note stable demand and ongoing production despite global tensions. Officials cite robust exports and investment in new models to sustain growth through the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
German Auto Industry Forecast After Tariff Accepted
Dr. Gustav Blum of Frankfurt predicts the German automotive sector will face mixed prospects. He notes truck output remains strong while private car sales dip due to seasonal buyers and tight credit, plus producers restrain output to avoid losses in a tighter money market. Sweden tallies 1924 car growth with 62 820 autos and heavy tax revenue from motor goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Blum
Frankfurt
Germany
Dr. Blum
Sweden
Stockholm
Australia posts population and production figures
Statistics show on March 31 Australia had 5.9 million people, up 31 000 in three months. Savings bank deposits total 800 525 000. Industrial production for the year ended June 1 reached 1 971 000 000.
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Melbourne
Australia
Savings Bank d
Eye Ear Nose Throat Specialist Advertisement
Stutsman M D Eye Ban Nose Ant Yhroat offers elven eye ear nose and throat surgery with special attention to fitting classes. Phone 685. Office hours 9 32 a m to noon 408 FL & M Bank avenue.
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Ki. Stutsman
FL & M. Bank
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