Sixty Years Wedded a Community Example of Good Citizenship
A notice marks the sixtieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dawson. The piece lauds the couple and their family as models of virtue, quiet service, and unostentatious living, hoping they enjoy many more happy years and that their daughters continue to honor the family tradition. It also includes a lengthy discussion on tariff policy, contrasting American labor interests with international investment and noting mixed reactions to tariff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colummns
A. J. Dawson
Dawson
Mr. Dawson
W.T. Reuwleigh
Freeport
Uiversity of Wisconsin
Montreal
Winnipeg
Mexico
Madagascar
Hoover
Modten
Arouth
Transportation Board
Cincinnati Enquirer
Military training praised in citizen soldier program
A Burlington Free Press issue lauds Civilian Military Training Corps camps for benefits in discipline and citizenship. It argues military life builds character, courtliness, and national understanding, citing observers and veterans while noting reduced professional soldier presence.
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Uct
Fort Ethan Allen
C.M.T. C
United States
Burlington
Daily Lessons in English Word Misuse and Pronunciation
The passage discusses common errors in English usage and pronunciation. It mentions phrases like ring is unique and omits letters in words. It lists misspellings and synonyms for various terms and emphasizes daily practice with a focus on gesticulate and other words.
By The Way column features letters and anecdotes from readers
A quirky miscellany from the By The Way column presents reader letters and vignettes. It includes a post office anecdote about laughter and bile, a Christmas gift tale from Sorghum, and a moral story involving a Christmas quiz with a prize silver do. The unclearly quoted pieces mention a priest, a father and mother, love of country, chess, and a savior, with playful asides about publication on pink paper.
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Journal
Saturday News
Washinton
Jim
Kate
Trish
Biy
Crawfordsville News Brief Relates Local Returns and Travel
Crawfordsville notes Frank Hamilton returns home from Geneseo Illinois with his parents. Miss Hazel Anwy visits Peoria Illinois, then Ed gar departs for Arizona to teach again this year. She brings souvenirs from Europe, reflecting travel impressions.
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Crawfordsville
Frank Hamilton
Geneseo
Hazel Anwy
Peoria
Edgar
Vis
Arizona
Phi the
Eureope
Jabs Sunuaiel
Frey Family and Relatives Gather for Labor Day Weekend
Noble Sept. 3 report notes Mr and Mrs Boley and son and Sadie Friend of Washington Illinois visited the Zooks over the weekend. Families including Zehrs Roth Freys Wittmers and Freys shared Sunday dinners and were entertained at the J A Frey home. Rev H J Schrag returned from a conference in Danvers Illinois and Napanee Indiana.
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Hattie Frey
Chicago
Karl Frey
J. A. Frey
Kathryn Nicholson
Otto Frey
Vernon Forlan
Ed Krabill
Emerson
M Wittimer
Willis
Vergal
Dwi
Samuel
Franklin Wittmer
Farlensville
Ezra Wittmer
JA. Frey
A. Stlett
Near Wingell
D. E. Riehard
Kathryn Niclolson
Riehland
Burlington
Hattiey
Newton Frey
Wanda Jean
Merrel
Frey
J. Home
ABE MARTIN On Financial Wizards and Town Clubs
ABE MARTIN jokes that a financial wizard is mocked as a lizard. He quips a prominent figure like King Garol would never join a luncheon club even if living in their town.
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Garol
Clay area obituary and social notes from August
Mrs AJ Morgan serves as Clay correspondent. M Dickine dies Wednesday at his son Clayton s home after a life starting in Ohio in 1852. He married Sarah Waggoner in 1877. Survived by three sons two daughters many grandchildren. Funeral at Clay church with burial nearby. Readers include Robison Stan Statler Woodford Meschen Groendycke Waterhouse Meecham Wolcott Neals Walton Dickin Lay. Mildred Woodford visits from Chicago. Ollie Robertson visits Chicago. Pearl McCaled hosts Ladies Club. George Bond family visit Muscatine. A J Meacham family visit Grinnell. Lena Conrad of Sterling visits brothers and sisters. Richard s event at Emanuel Mennonite church. Rev Schrag officiates. Willard Smith of Chicago visiting. Karl Frey family dinner at Rich home Winfield. Hattie Frey and Milton Frey return to Chicago.
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M. Dickine
Clayton
Mr. Dickinson
Ohio
Sarah
Waggoner
Effie Gowey
Idaho
Jacob
Richland
Frank
Coune'l Bluffs
Ora Bennett
Dodge Center
Minn
Clay Church
John M. Robinson
Chas. Stan
George Statler
Florence Woodford
Frances” Meschen
Hl. M. Groendycke
Max Waterhouse
A.J. Meecham
Codete Wolcott
Earl Neals
Ray Walton
Bert Dickin
eLay
Mildred Woodford
Chicago
A. W. Wood ‘Ord
Ollie Robertson
Ilinois
Pearl McCaled
George Bond
Muscatine
A. J. Meacham
Grinnell
Lena Conrad
Sterling
Conrad
Her Eral
Richard
Emanuel Mennonite Church
H. J. Sehrag
Simon Gingerich
Sugar Creek Church
Margrit
Witting
Gladis
Margerete
Grace
Jancis
Ho J Schrag
Eleart
Ind
Moe T Demands Payment Amid Claims of Voice Tower
Amy reports Moe T always raises and drowns out her requests for money. She says attempts to speak are met with loud interruptions and demands for repayment, creating a tense financial dispute between the two.
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Moe
Hubly
Amy
Classified Ads Review Opens Trial Convince
Mr and Mrs George Statler and daughter Alice left Sunday for Thayer Missouri to visit natives and friends. The Clay school began Monday with Miss Madge Keegan of Brighton as teacher. Mr and Mr G R Stannard drove to Millersburg Thursday to visit Mr Stannard s mother. Mr and Mrs W C Morgan and Lane were on Brighton Sunday helping J W Owen celebrate his birthday anniversary.
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George Statler
Alice
Thayer, Mo
Clay School
Madge Keegan
Brighton
G. R. Stannard
Millersburg
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the Evening Journal
Washington
Washin County
Lder, Shannon & CO
Bruce’ Cowden
T News
East Main Street
Iowa
Coud Clase
Devine- Tenney Corporation
New York
Dew Moines
Stuay
Thoyself
God
Tim
Bernice Baughman
Bernice
Ternice Baughman
Pitty
Loston Transcript
Toto
Sorgum
Des Moines
Philadelphia
Ant
Isaac. Silverstein
Stoo
Sadiashunery
X. A
Clare Dwiggins
Glad Mast
Francis
Norine
Joseph Mast
Hi. J. Schrag
Danvers
Middle Distriet
Napanee
Abe Martin
Clay Mrs
AJ. Morgan
Werespondent
Herman’s
Ambulance Service
West Side Square
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