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Newspaper

Ashton Gazette

Location

Ashton, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1922

Page

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Decennial Farm Bureau Pageant Draws 15 000 to 20 000 in DeKalb

A vast crowd estimated at 15 000 to 20 000 attended the Farm Bureau Decennial Celebration in DeKalb to witness a four thousand actor pageant titled Forward Farm Bureau. The event highlighted Illinois farm bureau growth from a handful of DeKalb farmers to 100 000 members in 95 counties with remarks by Howard Leonard Governor Preus and others.

Farm Bureau DeKalb United States Northern Illinois State ‘Teachers College Tlinois Illinois DeKalb County Farm Bureaus American Farm Bureau Federation Henry H. Parke Genoa Illinois Farm Bureau Preus Yesteryear Farmers’ Institute Colleges of Agriculture Illinois Farm Bureaus Kankakee

Farmers Stage Pageant Highlight Illinois Agricultural Growth

The pageant linked scenes from real life to farming progress across Illinois with county farm bureaus. It traced the Illinois Agricultural Association from 1916 to 100000 members in 95 counties and the American Farm Bureau from 1919 to one million members in 47 states. Immune crowd departed city after the celebration declared the greatest ever staged by farmers.

Illinois Illinois Agricultural Association American Farm Bureau Immunes American Farm Bureau Federation

Ford Car Stolen After July Fourth Celebration

Amos Dennis of E. Linscott reported his Ford touring car stolen in the early hours after the Dix on Fourth of July celebration. Dennis and Miss Hattie Jordan traced tracks west from Jordan home to Zimple residence, Adam Faber, Killmer school, and Reynolds shured before ending the search. Miss Mary Schumaker near Zimple heard a car start around one o'clock, indicating the approximate theft time.

Amos Dennis E. 8 Linscott Mr. Dennis Hattie Jordan Dixon Jordan Mr. Jordan

Odd Fellows County Picnic At Green River Park Amboy

The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of Lee County plan the second annual monster picnic at Green River park in Amboy next Thursday July 11. The Ash ton Band and a LaSalle double Male quartet will perform. Speakers from the order will address the crowd and games for children will be held. A noon basket dinner and evening dancing at the Amboy opera house with a strong local orchestra are scheduled. Prizes will honor the loldest Odd Fellow and Rebekah present and the member traveling the greatest distance.

ODD Fellows Rebekahs Lee County Green River Park Amboy Ash‘ton LaSalle Order Rebekah Amboy Opera House

Rochelle couple charged with open lewdness in Rochelle

Sheriff with state warrants arrested George and Georgia Pappas of Rochelle on open lewdness and disorderly conduct charges filed by Steve Anagnos of Rochelle. The incident centered on Anagnos confectionery at Ashton and the case was sworn before Justice Albert Hannehan. Both defendants posted $300 bonds and the matter was continued with Gardner and Gardner representing them.

Frank Beng Dixon Telegraph

Billy Sunday Lecture Set at Dixon Assembly

Evangelist Billy Sunday will speak at Dixon Assembly auditorium next Monday evening July 10 drawing a large crowd. Admission is 50 cents.

Billy Dixon Evangelisst Assembly Auditorium

Sullivan Oil Co Offer Tractor Oil Trial at Half Dollar

Sullivan Oil Co announces Tractor Oil at 50 cents per gallon as an inducement to try the product. M. M. Billmire, Distributor Representative, asserts the company can please customers with the sample offer and anti monopoly angle.

Sullivan Oil CO M. M. Billmire

Reynolds Fourth Celebration Draws 600 Strong

A Reynolds community Fourth of July celebration drew over 600 residents and visitors for a day of parades, races, and band music led by the Ashton Band. Senator Harry G. Wi of DeKalb spoke, a Reynolds vs Steward baseball game ended 20 to 6, and Farm Bureau sponsored moving pictures and contests for all ages. Awards were given in multiple races with prizes ranging from 25c to $1.00.

Reynolds Dixon Declared Ashton Harry G. Wi DeKalb Griffith Farm Bureau Harold Henert William Henert Marian Henert Clara Walter Fred Erbes Geo. Henert Clarence Henert Milford Danekas Roland Hewert Donald Chaon Ervin Becker Marvin Ottes James Denim Francis Ferringer Fred Moye Merril Wagner Raymond Kersten Mildred Danekas Gladys Skinner Carrol Chaon Violet Vaupel Mildred Hewert Helen Vogertie John Vetler Thomas Delco Ollver Elsenberg Durin

Local Field Day Events Run Amid Friendly Competition

A blotchy list shows races and teams from a community gathering. Clarence Henett Clarence Ewald and Francis Iringer are noted for multiple events as teams clash in Boys Three Legged and Wheelbarrow races. Ashton wins the tug of war in a spirited afternoon.

Shorp Clarence Henett Clarence Ewald Francis Iringer Schaffer Moye Vender Kersten Itten Butler Mehlusen Wilson Hart Roesler Henett Danekas Meyer Iler Heinzeroth Semmler Shippee

32 Passengers Off Today as Coal Strike Bites North-Western

The first service cut since the coal strike began last April reduces 82 passenger trains on the North Western System starting today. Eight Galena division trains are withdrawn, with only two affecting Ashton No. 14 from Chicago at 3 08 p m and No. 10 eastbound at 11 39 a m. The cut is temporary, affecting eight divisions, and railway workers expect more changes as steam engines burn slack coal.

William H. Fee North-Western Galena Ashton Chicago

Card of Thanks and Family Visit

Card of thanks from Earl W. Albrecht grateful for kindness during illness and for postal cards, fruit and flowers. Mrs. John Hartmann and her daughters Fern and Mildred of Chicago are visiting grandmother Weishaar this week.

Earl W. Albrecht John Hartmann Fern Mildred Chicago Grandma Weishaar

Pretty Country Wedding in Lafayette Township

Helen Florence Linscott wed Carl H Gustafson of Rockford at the brides parents home in Lafayette township. The ceremony featured Miss Loala Quick and Miss Ethel Floden with ring bearer Winnogene Knapp and Rev James A Foard officiating. The bride wore a Georgette dress with Parisian lace and a net veil, carried pink and white roses and sweet peas. The couple will reside at 1426 East State Street Rockford and plan a western honeymoon. Also notice of Ashton Legion Post No 845 meeting Thursday evening at the Odd Fellows hall.

Linscott Lafayette _ township Helen Florence Carl H. Gustafson Rockford Loala Quick Ashton Ethel Floden Lohengrin Winnogene Knapp Charles R. Oswald Ashton High School DeKalb State Normal School Gustafson Forest Brothers Electric Company

Alcohol cargo seized in Franklin Grove probe

A grain alcohol cargo valued at about $2,500 was seized by Sheriff Schoenholz and Turnkey Lichleiter at the Kelley garage in Franklin Grove. Joh Friedman led the operation claiming delivery to Cani Flynn in Rock Island. Friedman, Joseph Benton, and a woman were arrested. the woman released on bond while the two men remained in jail. The Dorris touring car, towed for repairs, and the Illinois license plate linked to the Cadillac raised suspicions as the investigation continued.

Schoenholz Turnkey Lichleiter Kelley Franklin Grove Chicago Rock Island Joh Friedman Cani Flynn Friedman Austin Street Joseph Benton Roosevelt Road Dixon Dxon Illinois Cadillac

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