Illinois Congressmen Back Haugen Bill for Farm Relief
Congressman William E Hill leads Illinois delegation outside Chicago in support of the Haugen Farm Bill. He urges substantial farm relief as essential after wartime deflation, citing the Farm Bureau approved measure as the likely effective remedy.
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William E- Hill
Illinois
William
Hull
Chicago
United States
Congress
Haugen
American Farm ‘Bureau
Illinois Commerce Commission Orders Rural Electric Filing Rule
Illinois Commerce Commission requires all rural electric utilities in the state to file with the commission a detailed statement of the cost per mile of constructing rural lines. The ruling provides farmers with protection against potential exorbitant rates for electric service on farms. The I A A Farmers group welcomed the decision as a safeguard for agricultural electricity access.
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Commerce Commission
Illinois Commerce Commission
Local social notes from Hopewell and surrounding towns
A crowded list of residents and visitors appears in Hopewell area social notes with shoppings and calls in Peoria Henry Lacon Sparland Metamora Varna and Kansas City. Names include William Glunz Matthew Appel Rose Weaver Mollie Linderer Mitchell Miller Joes Hank and many more with multiple Sunday and Tuesday entries.
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William “Glunz
Lacon
Matthew Appel
Peoria
Rose Weaver
Wymer J. Schlosser, Jr
Henry
Carl Kincaid
Sparland
Charles Hubbell
Sidney Milles
Joe Hank
Mitchell Miller
Fanny Glanz
Frank Schlosser
Clifford Retter
Louise
Dorothy
Annabelle
Henry Schlosser
Fred Linderer
Mollie Linderer
Linderer
Ben Schmidt
Gon
Herman
Troendly
Louis Hank
John Schmidt
Joe Schlosser
William Maubach
Anton Schlosser
Victor Stoner
Eva Wasmer
Varna
J. R. Glaub
Metamora
Dexter Travis
Georgia
Lawrence and
Lamberta Grauer
John J. Schlosser
Local Saratoga Notes Reveal Visits and Illnesses
Crowded week, Miss Marie Cain and Evelyn Smith among residents mentioned. Many visits occur from Peoria to Bradford, Sparland, Chillicothe, Lacon, and other towns. Appointments include Kriss Evelyn Smith’s appendicitis surgery, mumps cases, and family gatherings at Reinbeck and Carter homes.
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Marie Cain
Henry Cal
Floyd Balenseifén
Omer
Cox
John, Burton’s
Lester Lewis
Albert Kimbel
Tim Carver
George
Rickey’s, Jr
Jess ‘Reinbeck
Eee
Peoria
Kriss Evelyn
Smith
Ira Hawkeworths
Bradford
Everett” ‘Newman
Sparland
Elmer
John Carter
John Whitlow
Chillicothe
Margaret Bowars
Arnon Reinbeck
Indians in Indiana Dwindle to 125. La Salle record cited
A brief report notes that only 125 Native Americans remain in Indiana while historical reference claims La Salle encountered a population of 50 000. The piece contrasts dwindling Indigenous presence with a grand early exploration figure.
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Indiana
la Salle
Social Roundup From Broadmoor and Nearby
Sunday visits and gatherings filled the Broadmoor area and nearby towns. Ray Poff of Buda met relatives at home, Charles Rees shopped in Peoria, Charles McDonald and family visited Peoria relatives, Frank Hanchett and kin visited Bradford, John Charlton and Lee Charlton with Peoria kin, and a group hosted at Mrs. A. W. Shriver’s home including M. A. Dally and wife of Putnam and many local families.
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Ray Poff
Buda
Charles Rees
Peoria
Charles McDonald
Frank Hanchett
Bradford
John Charlton
Lee Charlton
A. W. Shriver
M. A. Dally
Putnam
Louis Keesecker
Harry Bean
Whitefield
L. S. Hay
Princeton
J. W. Reynolds
Tiskilwa
George Bean, Jr
G. W. Bean
J. W. Weidman
George Heskett
Keewanee
Executors Notice Estate of Edwin S Sterrett Deceased
Executors Pearl Sterrett and Fred W Potter announce they will appear before Marshall County Illinois County Court at the Lacon Court House for the May Term on July 5 1926 to adjust claims and require all debts settled by the estate.
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Edwin S. Sterrett
County of
Marshall
State of Illinois
Marshall County
Illinois
Lacon
Pearl Sterrett
Fred W. Potter
Hartley-Meeker Marriage in El Paso Wisconsin
Jamies C Hartley of Toulon and Mary A Meeker of Wyoming wed Thursday afternoon in El Paso. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Van Leerk, a former Toulon pastor. Theodore and Hubert Hartley, the groom's sons, witnessed. The couple will reside in Toulon.
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Jamies
Wenona Resident L. D. Brown Dies After Illness
L. D. Brown a Wenona resident for about 45 years died at his home on Saturday morning after a long illness. He was about 72 years old Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon.
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L. D. Brown
Wenona
Hiss
Mr. Brown
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Putnam Farm “Bureau Weekly
Lemter
Jonathan
Conrad Kessler
McNabb
Clyde- Meredith
la Rose
Meredith
Producers Commission
United State
Farm Bureau
National Wool Exchange
University
Marshall-Putnam
Flint
Austin and
Wallace
Clarence Austin
New Farmers’ Company
Frank Wallace
Henry Township
Owen Stoner
Hopewell Township
Tme
Ray Spangler
Richland_township
L. F. Quasey
Department If Transportation of the
I. A.A
Wiley
Steuben-township
Griffith.Bros
Speed ‘Committee
Marshall-Putnam Fair
Marshall and Putnam
Gillham
Marshall - Putnam Farm Bureau
Saratoga
Broadmoor
Henry E. Jacobs
Lacon, Illinois
Thompson Farm Loans Lacon
Farrow Chix
S. C
Anconas
D. T. Farrow
Elizabeth St
Peoria, Ill
Allen B. Smith
Black
Henry, Ill
Jeininger Cigarettes
Das
H.g.hilk
Frank: ‘Thi Irkell
Henry, Illinoie
Abbott Elevator
Klein Motor Co
Klein
Motor Company
Henry Cleaners
Henry Cleaners & Tailors
R. Klug
Brougham
Hudson
Wenona-Man
T. B
J. L. Kidd Magnolia
Charles Motter
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