Swaney School Calendar Notes Student Activities
Swaney school reports several events from the week including exams in Algebra I and History, Harold Lundgren returning after a two week absence, Candace Milla visiting, and Anna and Stanley Flitcraft visiting from Oak Park. The Grange play Among the Breakers is set for Friday, and the Juniors presented A Modern Ananias with a box social. Grade teachers measure garden plots and planting starts soon. Helen Whitney returns after illness. The Bennefield and Tundway children were involved in a buggy accident but escaped with minor scrapes.
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Notice of City Election in Henry Illinois 1921
Notices inform Henry residents in Marshall County Illinois that the city election will be held Tuesday April 19 1921. Voting places are First Ward Doelzer Co office Second Ward Dewey Son offices Third Ward Dewey Son office. Positions sought include Mayor Clerk Treasurer Police Magistrate and three Aldermen for each ward. Election hours are 7am to 5pm. City Clerk Haws A Otto signs and seals the notice.
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Willard Threaded Rubber Battery Promises Easier Start
An OCR fragment touts the Willard Threaded Rubber Battery as the leading advance in starting and lighting systems. It claims freedom from old troubles due to its "Threaded Rubber Inculation" and reinforced plates, encouraging readers to ask about this battery and how to recognize it.
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Market Grips Unsettled Week and Shifts in Grains
Weekly Marketgram notes unsettled prices with liquidations in coarse grains for export, a weather rally that faded, and bearish signals from Secretary Wallace. Chicago cash grain quotes show modest gains and declines across wheat and corn with May futures mixed, while livestock prices were mostly steady to mixed and hay feeds softened amid slack demand.
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Music at Bethlehem Works a daily humanizer study
The American Boy notes that at Bethlehem steel the plant stops all machinery at a set hour each day so thousands work to music. Charles M Schwab, wartime Shipping Board head, arranged it and says the mental refreshment boosts production and happiness. Schwab adds he listens to music weekly to keep sentiment alive and avoid becoming a mere machine.
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Sheehan and Mitten Married at St Josephs Church
The wedding of Mrs. Minnie Mitten of Chicago and Captain Daniel Sheehan of Niles Michigan took place Sunday at St Josephs Church with Rev Father Brennan officiating. The couple, attended by Mr and Mrs Alvin Barry, planned a large celebratory dinner at the Herry home, and will travel to Buda and Chicago before settling in Michigan.
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For Sale Copy Holder for Type Writer
For sale a copy holder for a typewriter offered by the Current News Office.
Rye and alfalfa seeding method described
The article explains drilling winter rye to protect alfalfa from windblown sand during establishment. Rye is clipped later, requires a good stand for longevity, with some stands lasting 10 to 12 years. It notes transmission in Marshall Putnam. Describes miscellaneous classified items and office notices including desk grating wires and law books.
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