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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1925
Page
5
The Village of Brimfield announces a $200 reward for evidence leading to conviction of anyone selling intoxicating liquor within incorporated Brimfield limits. Reward funded by village order.
A city curfew requires all children under seventeen to be off the streets by 7 30 p m unless they are escorted by parents or guardians.
Henry Hunkler Co L McClellan and William Melville issue a trespass warning forbidding entry on any property owned or controlled by the undersigned. The notice names the parties and asserts property rights.
Notice states that the undersigned business men agree to close their place of business every night at 8 p m except Saturday nights, starting November 1 and continuing until further notice. Signatories include Hnouce, H R Johnson & Son, Arnold & Wyman, Griggs & Travis, H O Cady & Son, Kelley & Son, S Neikirk, Fred Arber, H Memler, I Bragg.
Wm. F. Roy conducts a public sale featuring a milk cow chickens and household goods among other items. Col. M. R. Clark serves as auctioneer. The event details are listed for local residents and interested buyers.
Salesmen steady jobs and good pay offered by Converse and Edwards Co. Wisconsin's Largest Nursery invites prospects to write for a free colored circular. Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin.
The Illinois State Teachers Examination will be held at the court house in Peoria on Friday and Saturday, November 6 and 7. Candidates must be at least 18 years old, with at least two years of high school. Examinations are prepared by the Illinois State Examining Board and conducted by the County Superintendent. J A Hayes, Co Supt.
French Grove residents Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Welch and family visited relatives in Princeville on Sunday. Mrs. W. B. Finley and Miss Weffie Bell spent the day at W. H. Bell's. F. L. Carter and family went to Peoria. No church services were held Sunday due to the pastor's illness.
The Union Church schedule includes a 2 PM women’s gathering by the Women's Association and a 6:30 PM basket supper honoring guests Rev. M J Morton of Toulon Dr C C Merrill of Chicago and Miss Lillian C Brauer of Adana Turkey. The November Women’s Association meeting shifts from Thursday the 12th to the 19th at Mrs D H Johnson’s home.
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