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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
5
A bustling Brimfield page lists upcoming Harvest Weeks and social events from July and August. Woven through are election results for a community high school, ice cream socials, pastoral visits, theater and dance events, weddings, obituaries, storms, and farm news reflecting local life and economy.
Rubber Repairer Noheat costs $1 Fussner. Folding bed $3.50. Enquire here. Two fresh cows listed by C W Freeman. Mrs Walter Rogers offers ducklings. Phone 12. Two good brood sows and pigs for sale. Office states for sale two year old and older heifers by Ira Hodson. Full Blood Buff Orpington eggs for hatching by Mrs Joe Reed. Good spring wagon with extra shafts by A T Babcock. Wanted pasture stock. King pasture fine grass. Yearling price 31.50, older yearlings 32, horses 2.50, James Porter. 31 t
Sunday June 26 greeted Mr and Mrs Henry Arnold with a full family including eight grandchildren and son Will visiting from Brooklyn naval hospital. Will plans thirty day leave then to New York. Brimfield team plays Yates City Sunday and Princeville Monday July 4. Master Carl Meehan drew the quilt raffle won by Nellie Porter, number 9.
Corrected every Wednesday evening the report lists corn at 48 cents for No 3 Wheat 14 cents for No 2 Butter 20 cents Exge 20 cents Hogs 00.
Advice stresses that worn shoes with holes, ripped uppers, or worn heels invite illness and medical costs. A leaky sole endangers health, so prioritize safety by repairing footwear promptly and seek expert shoe repair to protect well being and avoid bigger expenses.
D. G. Shirley spent Saturday in Chicago. Archie Bennett and family drove from Kewanee to visit his mother and sister. Mrs. H. Allman and daughter Kathryn plus Miss McNamara of Peoria visited the McDonoughs. L. A. Blanchard of Evanston and Henry Little of Peoria joined Mrs. Maud Holmes’s relatives for a trip. On the return trip near Kickapoo the car skid into a ditch and overturned. Mrs. Blanchard was bruised but no serious injuries occurred.
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