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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
1
James Catton of Brimfield and Taabelle Maple of Elmwood were married July 4 1919 at the Brimfield parsonage. Rev EK James officiated. The bride is a county schoolteacher. the groom has long Brimfield residence and serves as village marshal. They will reside in Brimfield.
A local editor urges readers to clear year long subscription arrears as the post office tightens rules and may impose full third class rates or mail debarment. Publishers know their subscribers and the piece compares paying debts to Miles Standish courting, urging readers to pay up to help the hometown paper.
A vintage style advertisement praising Electric Bitters to restore appetite strength and vigor in digestion. Claims boyhood health returns with toning effects on stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Ends with price and seller details.
Members attended the Sunday school convention at Kimwood last Tuesday and Wednesday. Delegates' report will be shared next Sunday morning. Miss Bowman chosen to teach Miss Johnson's young girls. Ice cream social Friday night funded song books. Services: preaching at eleven, communion, and a sacred concert on Sunday evening July 10 postponed due to music delays. Newly elected Christian Endeavor officers listed. including Dean Johnson as president and Madaline Burt as organist.
Fragmentary text appears to reference nonstop work hours and a named individual or role, but the readable portion provides no clear event, date, or location to confirm a full article summary.
The widow of J. P. Bowts will be laid to rest in the local cemetery. Illness was brief and sadness united the family at their Chicago home as the remains were returned.
The text notes Sbanes' millinery store will close only after the summer vacation. The accounts will be left with Clara McFarlan.
The primary pupils of 8 8 were taught flag salutes and wore emblems in booklets for attendance. Juniors marched with teachers Mrs. L. N. Tate and Miss Hayes in a closing exercise bearing the national and Christian flags. Sermons urged civic duties of Christian citizens and a lesson on citizenship. The League discussed religious and national responsibilities, with plans for new members and budget oversight.
Doug McLonnell is introduced as an auctioneer who will cry sales across the state, promising broad coverage and customer satisfaction.
Office hours listed daily from 3:00 am to 8:00 pm with monthly and yearly dates noted for examinations. State Normal School circular information and readings for teachers certificates mentioned. Courthouse office on the Std floor in Peoria, Illinois.
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