Four local weddings tie community to farms
Four weddings held in the past week connect local families to the Ashton Reynolds area. Ida Carolyn Taubenheim and Milton W. Kimmel wed at the Lutheran parsonage in February and plan an Iowa Minnesota honeymoon. Annette Martha Semmler married John Cordes in Dixon and will live on a farm near the city. Bertha Kaecker wed Frank F. Vaupel in Dixon. the couple will reside in Bradford township. Ida Minnie Eisenberg and Frank Howard united in Reynolds township and will live in Franklin Grove after April first.
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Kimmel—Taubenheim
Ida Carolyn Taubenheim
William Taubenheim
Franklin Grove
Milton W. Kimmel
Sheldon
Iowa
G. Mack
Ashton
Mrs. Kimmel
Minnesota
Cordes
Semmier
Vaupel
Kaecker
Bertha Kaecker
William Kaecker
Bradford Township
Frank F. Vaupel
Adam Vaupel
Reynolds Township
Evangelical Church
Dixon
John Divan
John Cordes
Misa
Ida Minnie Eisenberg
John G. Eisenberg
Frank Oward
John Howard
F. Theiss
Reynolds Evangelical Church
Mr. Howard
Misleading claims on migratory bird law clarified
Federal regulates migratory wild fowl season is closed until autumn nationwide. Department of Agriculture warns against suspending regulations and urges reporting violations. Legal fight over the 1913 act continues with Supreme Court review. March specials for Ford car parts and a string of local notices follow.
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Mississippi Valley
Department of Agriculture
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Congress
Department of Justice
Ashton Garage
Lee County Names Soil Adviser for Corn Breeding Work
The Amboy News reports Lee County will hire an agricultural adviser within a week. L. S. Griffith of McNabby, Putnam County, accepted the contract after negotiations. He will begin in Amboy, bringing expertise in soil and seed problems and a background in farming and agriculture.
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Amboy News
Lee County
Green
Lee County Soil Improvement Association
L. S. Griffith
McNabby Putnam County
Griffith
Nachusa Tavern
Dixon
Amboy
The
Soil Association
Llinois
Putnam County
Jersey
Poland
Central States
College of Agriculture
Agricultural Club
W. G. Eckhardt
DeKalb County
Eckhardt
Handschin
Doings at the High School Revival at the Methodist
The senior supper drew 297 meals and about $80 in proceeds, with a large balance after expenses. Plans for a free Victrola concert are announced, and the High School Orchestra, led by Miss Eddy, is praised for its progress. News notes mention sick days, a repaired bell, classwork, and upcoming tests, with social chatter about students and teachers and notices of local events and sales.
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Bode
Willie ‘Hart
Emerich Weishaar
Orno
Jenkyns
Mt. Morris College
Maude Anderson
Wyatt
Edna Wolf
Ruth
Miriam Fackler
Franklin Grove
Alexander
Achaean League
Rome
Eisenberg’s Closing Out Sale of Fresh Groceries
F P Eisenberg announces closing out sale with stock sold as is until depleted. Fresh groceries arrive weekly at cost price and customers urged to call in and visit the store while in town.
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F. P. Eisenberg
Evens, Moore & Reed
Hamel’s
Titus Brothers File Voluntary Bankruptcy in Freeport
Edgar L. and Ira R. Titus of Steward filed for voluntary bankruptcy in the district court at Freeport via Wirick & Wirick. E L Titus reports liabilities of 856,689.30 and assets 47,200. J R Titus liabilities 85,020.90 and assets 20,264. The first meeting of creditors is set for 11 a.m. Wednesday March 8 in Dixon before Referee 4 S Dixon.
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Edgar L
Ira R. Titus
Steward
District Federal Court
Freeport
Wirick & Wirick
Rochelle
E. L. Titus
J. R. Titus
4. S.dixon
Dixon
Edgar L. Titus
First National Bank
Stolen horse and buggy reported from Evans Avenue
A light bay mare hitched to a rubber tired buggy disappeared Sunday evening while residents attended church. The Gleim brothers owned the rig. sheriffs of nearby counties were notified and searches failed. The black buggy with Mohair top remains missing. A Johnson Oil Refining Company notice follows.
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Evans Avenue
Frank
William Gleim
Gleim
A. W. Rosecrans & Company
Lessons Taught by Enemies and Civic Warnings
Quote attributed to Aristophanes on learning prudence from foes not friends. Argues that enemies force cities to build high walls and ships of war, protecting homes and property for future generations.
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Aristophanes
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Ill
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Dysart
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Henry Gonnerman
Fred Gonnerman
Adam Schinzer
Mary S. Krug
W. C. Schafer, Jr
Ibsen
Lancet
Oswald
Scribbleton
Boston Transcript
Zim
Cartoons Magazine
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S. J
Socialist Party
Peoples Party
A. D
Ralph J. Dean
Norman Clark
Jesse Schafer
Fairfield
Pennsylvania
H. W. Smith
Robert Knapp, Jr
North Third Street
Mr. Smith
Hall
Peter Kelley
Daniel J. Utz
Rowan
Charles Utz
Methodist
Pastime
Colorado Springs
Modern Woodmen of America
Oscar Schade
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fred A. Graham
Sodom
TUS Brothers Bankrupt
Ashton Bank
Ashton Township
George Aschenbrenner
S. C. GouLp
Gazette
Gleim Brothers
Johnson Oil Refining Company
Chicago Heights
N. B
Matthews
Ashton Gazette
A. W. Rosecrans & Comp’y
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