Ware farm leased west of town for three years
In a local notice, Jas Stephens and A R Monre lease the Ware farm west of town for three years. Prices for corn, oats, wheat, butter, and hogs are listed, with hogs at 5400. Hayward installs new computing scales at No 1 Brick Block. The Farmer's Mills raise flour price to 3.40 a barrel or 85c a sack. A movement seeks a special town incorporation election under state law. M W A band backs a benefit play The Man from Jerusalem for the diary of the Public Schools.
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Messrs
Jas. Stephens
A. R Monre
Ware Farm
M. W. A. Band
Diary of the Public Schools
Card of Thanks for James Brnoan and Family
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of husband and father James Brnoan. Signed by the bereaved children.
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James Brnoan
High School Shocks Yates City in Close Victory
Yates City High School edged ahead early but had their lead erased as the visiting team from Yates City won a surprising 23 to 22 battle. The win marks their first of the season and boosts the coach and players' confidence in local competition.
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Yates City
Laa
Margaret Hindle Married in Oregon
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Margaret Hindle of Klamath Agency to John D Clay of Klamath Falls, Oregon on December 15 in Chilogain Oregon. The former Miss Hindle is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Hindle of Peoria, formerly of Brimfield, and a graduate of the Methodist Hospital Nurse's Training School. She is a nurse in the Civil Service.
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Margaret
Hindle
Klamath Agency
Ore
John D Clay
Klamath Falls
Chilogain
Richard Hindle
Peoria
Brimfield
Methodist Hospital
Civil Service
St Josephs Edged by Fairview in Thursday Contest
St Josephs basketball team lost to Fairview 58 to 24 on January 17, while missing regulars Coon and Lottman and using reserves. The visitors led 32 to 9 at halftime as Fairview sharpshooters sealed the win, with St Josephs unable to mount a comeback. In the preliminary, St Josephs seconds defeated Woovies team for their third win versus two losses in the series.
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G Coon
E. Lottman
St. Joseph's
Pairview
St. Joseph’s
Fairview
Woovie’s
St. Joseph‘s
Sheet Erosion and Terracing in Central Illinois Fields
Government survey outlines sheet erosion as a major threat in Illinois while gully erosion is easier to spot. Tests show 100 to 150 tons of soil can wash from an acre with 8 percent rain, risking loss of 7 to 8 inches of topsoil in 25 years. Protective grass, contour farming, and especially terracing slow water, reduce soil loss from 100–150 to 1–3 tons per acre annually, enabling continued cultivation with machinery. Terraces channel runoff to outlets, requiring dams to prevent further erosion. outlet structures are crucial for long term stability. Next article will discuss ECW program for Central Illinois.
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Hlinois
University of Ilinoie
When Mth stays in Bed by Lawrence Hawthorne
Poem fragment portrays a mother unwell kept in bed by a father who struggles with chores. The speaker notes the father's effort amid illness and hardship, with imagery of eggs bursting and a stubborn daily routine, reflecting family duty and fatigue.
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Mth
Lawrence
Hawthorne
Measles Recovery and Local Activities Across Towns
French Grove Jaime Rowley is recovering from the measles. Robert Oakes has bees on the sick list the past several days. Mesara C. L. McClellan and Harry Reed called on Will Reed in Laura Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Leonard Nelson, Mrs. Lester Wioane and Jackie of Toulon spent Friday at Erman Kirtley's. The Moore, Shaffer and Duncan families entertained at the Reed school program Friday night. Will Clark attended the meeting of Presbytery in Peoria Monday, delegate from the Elmwood church. The W M Carter family are driving a new Nash car and plan to start for St Petersburg Friday. Mr and Mrs W M Carter and Margaretta called on Mr and Mrs E L Vaughn in Elmwood Wednesday. Galesburg shoppers Saturday included Mr and Mrs Frank Carter, Edith Clyde and Earl, Mrs W E Carter, Betty and Bertha and Mrs Verne Shaffer. The Improvement and Missionary annual election meeting was held at the Coe home with Mesdames Harriett Coe, Jennie Coe and Wilma Biederbeck as hostesses. The program leaders Mindie Clellan led the dation and Mesdames Leila Bodin g and Blanche Oakes read selected articles from Women and Missions. After routine business the following officers were elected: President Mrs Luella McClellan, Vice president Mrs Amy Moore, Secretary Mrs Leila Bodious, Treasurer Mrs Florence Reed, Secretary for Literature Mrs Ruth Oates. Delicious refreshments were served. Fourteen members were present. Mrs Keach and Mrs Orrin Coe were visitors.
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Coe
Mesdames Harriett Coe
Jennie Coe
Wilma Biederbeck
Pogram
MindicClellan
Dation
Leila
Florence Reed
Ruth Oates
Keach
Orrln Coe
Williamsfield Men’s Church Club hosts World Peace talk
The All Mers Church Club will meet Sunday 29 at Williamsfield. Rev. Marston of Kikwood speaks on World Peace with a stereoptical lecture showing WWI photos. All men invited to attend.
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Williamsfield
Marston of
Kikwood
Golden Wedding Celebrated by Mr and Mrs J W Clark
Mr and Mrs J W Clark celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Monday January 21 at the Community Building in Mossville. Ed Clark from Anna City and Mrs Ethel Pollock and Mrs Nellie Coyle hosted about 200 relatives and friends, with a very pleasant time enjoyed by all.
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J W. Clark
Mossville
Ed Clark
Aanna City
Ethel Pollock
Nellie Coyle
Brimfield
Ministers Meet Here Monday Hight Congregational Ministers
Central West association ministers gathered at Union Church on Monday to discuss the church missionary program. The women's organization served dinner at noon. Attendees included Rev. Kyle Booth, Rev. Robt. Clark, Rev Burgess of Peoria, Rev. W H Young, Rev Neil Hoosun of Galesburg, and Rev Stee from Toulon.
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Hight Congregational
Central West Association
Union Church
Kyle Booth
Robt. Clark
Burgess
Peoria
W. BH. Young
Neil Hoosun
Galesburg
Stee’e
Toulon
McCoy Dies in Peoria Crash at Oak Hill
Clinton McCoy of Oak Hill died from a fractured skull after a two car collision in Peoria. His wife and eight others were injured, including his son Dean who is in critical condition. McCoy, born September 15 1904, lived in Oak Hill his entire life and married Mises Fahey in 1927. Funeral services were held at Boland Mortuary and he is buried in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Clinton MicCoy
Oak Hill
Proctor Hospital
Peoria
Mr. McCoy
Mr. Eater
Dean
Thomas
Minnie Bouton McCoy
Mises Eana Fahey
Boland Mortuary
Oak Hall
Thanks for kindness and blooms after loss of Clinton McCoy
Relatives friends and neighbors express gratitude for sympathy floral offerings and rides extended to the family after the death of Clinton Sykes McCoy beloved husband son and brother. Bana McCoy Thomas McCoy and family extend thanks.
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Clinton (Sykes) McCoy
Union Church Hosts Six Church Social Series in 1935
Brimfield Union Church joins six Peoria and Knox county churches in a social league to stage eight evenings of entertainment with a light lunch. Brimfield hosts Jan 31. season tickets cover all six events. Prices: adults 1.00. high school 0.50. younger children free with parents.
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Union Church
Brimfield
Peoria
Knox Counties
Johnson
Alice Tolly
Lernice Bragg
A Night In Hollywood Comes To Brimfield Event
Brimfield hosts A Night In Hollywood at the Community Building on February 7 presented by the Library Association. Nearly 100 local debutantes impersonate movie stars on stage for a single performance with blinking lights cameras and gowns.
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Hollywood
Brimfield
Library Association
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