French Grove Sunday School and Community Notes
French Grove activities include Sunday School at 2 and church at 3 with a midsummer sermon by Reverend T O Lee of Elmwood. Reports of social visits, picnics near Williamsfield, family gatherings in Peoria, a new baby Rose May, and Ladies Missionary meetings mark a lively local week.
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Roy G. Statzman
Theilig Hotel
Peoria
C. L. McClellan
T. O. Lee
M. E. Church
Elmwood
French Grove
van Sickle
Rose May
Williamsfield
Oak Lawn
Samuel Kellogg
Forrest Oakes
Harry Reed
Remains of Drivers Named in Grim Cemetery Lines
Fragmentary epitaphs recall drivers and passengers killed in crashes. Percival Sapp lies with a girl in his lap, William Blake and William Raines are named among the dead, each with rough notes about brakes, chains, or inebriation. William Jay died defending the right of way, John Smith lost his shoes, and Mary Jane is listed among the living dead.
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Percival Sapp
Blake
Raines
William Jay
John Smith
Alfalfa Hay Makes Milk Cows Happy
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute notes alfalfa as the easiest roughage to turn into milk and a critical protein source. Dry fragrant alfalfa hay delights cows and supports high digestibility, reducing the need for expensive protein concentrates.
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Blue Valley Creamery Institute
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F. Kelly Sales CO
Bridfield, Ill
Peoria Creamery
Fred Dawson
Brimfield
Kelley & Son
Laura
J. S. Harker
Brimfield, Illinois
Colorado
D. G Shirley
Aaa Oo
Clara Reed
Agnes Day
Theodore Purcell
Reed
Velda
Ruth Applegate
Carroll
Ladies’ Missionary and Improvement Society
Edson Purcell
Minnie Laws
Lee
Streicher
Canton Sunday
William Cowley
Mr. Kieth
Windanmar
Mary Jane
Thousand Island Dressing
the Brimfield Transfer Co
Sun Sun AM PM
Peoria Ly
Sun
Illinois
Profiting Partners
Central Ill
J. D
Eaco
Brimfield Elevate Company
C. L. Hayes
the Farmer’s Own Enterprise
Duncan
Kratzer
Oak Hill
T. F. Maher
John Megan
Pat Carrigan
Frank & Lewis Cigar Ae PE
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