June 29, 1929

The West Side Presbyterian Sunday School planned a picnic at the Karberg Home, three miles north of Beloit on River Side Drive, just south of Basford Beach, with attendees advised to get off the interurban car at Fairview Station.

Meanwhile, closer to home

PropertyJuly 29, 1929

The Billboard (Monday issue) reported on Yost's Park at Beloit, under manager John A. Yost, stating that the park plays vaudeville and bands.

PropertyOctober 1929Month

The Wisconsin Archeologist published descriptions of former aboriginal occupation at sites on and adjoining the John A. Yost farm and Yost Park, including scattered Indian fireplace stones, flint chips and flakes, broken pebble hammerstones, a probable scraper, a pottery fragment, and a notched arrowpoint; it also recommended that the Beloit Historical Society seek to preserve a linear mound opposite the Yost farm house.

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The Beloit Daily Independent, Friday, June 28, 1929: It was a case where undue haste* could easily make waste. They showed. wisdom in using deliberation. * 4 * PICNIC The West Side Presbyterian Sunday School picnic will be held at the "Karberg Home," three miles north of Beloit on River Side Drive, just south of Basford Beach. Any going. on 1 Interurban car get off at A "Fairview" Station. Saturday afternoon, June. 29th sup: per at five o'clock. * 3 Bring your children. 3 Bring picnic basket. Bring your glad heart.

The Beloit Daily Independent, Friday, June 28, 1929, p. 1 (item a-f7b481f9)The Beloit Daily Independent, Friday, June 28, 1929, p. 1

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