Sesquicentennial Carmi Illinois 1816 1966
Sesquicentennial Carmi Illinois 1816 1966
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It was a decade of fun and frolic. The B. N. K. Club staged shows at the Opera House for the benefit of the Village Im- provement Association. Folks thronged to the White County Fair in their buggies and caiTiages. The Thursday and Friday Clubs attracted the cream of society. Nickelodeons drew people to flicker- ing moving picture shows. It was a period of ragtime music and Sousa the march king. People sang and hummed "Won't You Come Home, Bill Bailey?", "The Good Old Summer Time, " "Sweet Adel...ine, " "Meet Me in St. Louis, " and "Shine On, Harvest Moon. " Attorney F. M. Parish and Claude M. Barnes followed Burrell as mayors. Barnes was a wealthv land owner and merchant. ROY CLIPPEVGER Editor, CongTessman, Civic Leader He pushed the paving of streets and for general improvements. On May 6, 1909, a 23-year-old news- paperman came to town. Although there were two newspapers here already — the Carmi Times and the White County Demo- crat — Roy Clippinger started the Carmi Tribune in partnership with Lawrence M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a decade of fun and frolic. The B. N. K. Club staged shows at the Opera House for the benefit of the Village Im- provement Association. Folks thronged to the White County Fair in their buggies and caiTiages. The Thursday and Friday Clubs attracted the cream of society. Nickelodeons drew people to flicker- ing moving picture shows. It was a period of ragtime music and Sousa the march king. People sang and hummed "Won't You Come Home, Bill Bailey?", "The Good Old Summer Time, " "Sweet Adel...ine, " "Meet Me in St. Louis, " and "Shine On, Harvest Moon. " Attorney F. M. Parish and Claude M. Barnes followed Burrell as mayors. Barnes was a wealthv land owner and merchant. ROY CLIPPEVGER Editor, CongTessman, Civic Leader He pushed the paving of streets and for general improvements. On May 6, 1909, a 23-year-old news- paperman came to town. Although there were two newspapers here already — the Carmi Times and the White County Demo- crat — Roy Clippinger started the Carmi Tribune in partnership with Lawrence M.
What to read after Sesquicentennial Carmi Illinois 1816 1966?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Inc Carmi Sesquicentennial Commission to read onlineMoreLess
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