Grain and Livestock Markets Mixed as Week Ends
Grain prices fluctuated amid light receipts and uneven demand with Chicago cash wheat and corn moving variedly. Hog prices fell. beef cattle remained steady while feeder cattle and calves rose slightly. week totals show cattle, hogs, and sheep at mixed levels in major markets.
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Skelton Rites Mark Long Marshall County Life
William Skelton, longtime resident of Marshall county, died in Magnolia after a life spanning Illinois Indiana Nebraska and Michigan. He was born to the Skelton family, married Elizabeth Stratton then Florence Hall, worked in farming and banking, served as Magnolia Bank vice president, and was active in Christian churches. Funeral services May 13 at Magnolia and graveside at Eureka cemetery.
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Bonar
Skelton
Blue Hill
Nebraska
Elizabeth
Florence’ Hall
Magnolia
Robert A. Ward
Franklin
Marshall County
James
Shiloh
Leroy
Christian Church
David Franklin
Samuel W
Marietta Shockley
Peor
Sallie A. Ward
Florence H. Skelton
Tracy
William Skelton
Old Antioch
Bennington Township
Middle West
Ww. W. Howard
Olo
James Philput
Claybourne Interment In Henry Cemetery Details
Mrs Rose L Claybourne died in Chicago in 1910 and her remains were cremated and placed in a vault. Clare Brown arrived with the urn and interment occurred in the Brown lot. The Brown family plans reinterment of Mr and Mrs Steve Brown in the same Henry cemetery lot with Fenwick and Giblin in charge.
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Rose L. Claybourne
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Claybourne
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Fenwick & Giblin
Gard of thanks for aid during illness and death of William H Skelton
The Skelton family expresses gratitude to Florence Hall Skelton Dr W A Franklin and family and Tracy Lt Skelton for their assistance during the sickness and death of William H Skelton.
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William H.‘ Skelton
Florence Hall Skelton
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Tracy
Skelton
Card of Thanks for Mother Laying Away Help
A note of gratitude to friends who assisted in laying away our mother. Thanks for the flowers and singers. Bless you. Signees: Mr. and Mrs. Bert Higgs, J. Clyde Vail.
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Women’s Christian Union meeting promotes clean dress and virtue
Miss Helen Hood, state president of the W C T U, urged women to live up to ideals in home, civic, and social life. The discussion endorsed Mrs Howell’s program and denounced extreme immodesty in fashion, linking clothing to moral guidance for natives and civilized women.
Woman's Relief Corps Meeting Notice May 21
The Woman's Relief Corps will meet on Saturday May 21 at 2 30 p m sharp. Alice B Gilpin press correspondent.
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Alice B. Gilpin
Death notices gratitude from Loewenstein family
The Loewenstein family expresses sincere thanks to friends in Henry and Whitefield for their sympathy and to the Masons for services conducted following the death of their husband and father.
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Henry . Loewenstein
McNabb Eighth Grade Graduation Chooses Speaker
Rev. M B2 Van Leer accepts invitation to deliver the address at McNabb school eighth grade graduation. He may choose Thursday Friday or Saturday night next week, and the program will be adjusted to suit his acceptance.
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The
Known Adage on Enemies Outsmarts Treacherous Friends
A proverb notes that a known enemy is preferable to treacherous friends, emphasizing caution in choosing alliances and warning against betrayal and unreliable companionship.
Putnam Community Notes and Social Little Events
Mrs Guy French remains on the sick list. Lissa Murphy visited Princeton Saturday. Mrs Ellard hosted Henry callers. Mrs Oscar Wright spent Saturday in Tiskilwa. Edna Wheeler shopped in Henry Saturday. Alta Lebel visited Darlene Dawson last week. A L Kildow made a business call in Carbon Cliff Tuesday. Senachwine Alumni held a Monday evening meeting. Edward Murphy hosted Louis Papmeir of Peoria and Marion Thomas of Henry over the weekend. Mrs French’s sister, Mrs Dubin Downey of Sheffield, visited Mrs W M Drake Sunday. The R N A plan a June first Saturday meeting with Mrs Frank Anderson. Mrs Gray hosted her Canton relatives Sunday. Clyde Vail’s mother Mrs George Vail died. body brought to Henry for burial. Rev Ernest C Lumsden to deliver commencement address. has given the Dixon address for four years. Mr and Mrs Herbert Doyle of Camp Grove hosted Mrs Doyle’s brother Henry Williams and family from Watseka last week. Government dredge at the bridge area for about a week. Some road oil arrived and laid on main streets.
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Lissa Murphy
Princeton
Ellard
Henry
Oscar Wright
Tiskilwa
Edna Wheeler
Alta Lebel
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A. L. Kildow
Carbon Cliff
Senachwine
Edward Murphy
Louis Papmeir
Peoria
Marion Thomas
Clyde Vail
George Vail
Marengo
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