County Sunday School Conven tion To Meet At Wenona
Marshall county Sunday school convention of the association will be held April 20 and 21 at the Wenona Methodist church. Executive committee named committees on entertainment reception and music and program. About forty delegates expected. sessions planned for eleven oclock Tuesday and afternoon Wednesday to fit trains. County president F E Wilson of Lacon and secretary Miss Jennie Watkins of Sparland.
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Marshall County Association
Wenona
Cressey
Floyd Winter
Bowers
Maurine Turner
Shoop
H. D. Hoge
G. T. Love
J. B. Dunham
A. L. Turner
W. H. Downey
John Wright
Harry Winter
Margaret Brown
John Garvin
Wynn Holton
O. F. Frede
Alphonso Barrett
Myra Fasbender
Alice Moulton
Co. B. Scott
Kentucky Joe Se a black Jack with white points
Kentucky Joe Se a three year old Jack stands 15 hands high. From one of Kentucky’s Jack strains. Will stand the 1920 season at my farm 44 miles west of Putnam. Terms 15 dollars to insure colt to stand and suck. Parting with mares or moving them forfeits insurance and money becomes due. Care taken but not responsible for accidents.
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Kentucky
Putnam
Ali No 7330 Belgian draft stallion listed for 1920 season
Describes Ali No 7330 with lineage from Ali Pasha de Givory and Pauline de Cler, foaled Sept 12 1912 bred by William Kruza of Hooper Nebraska. Registered in the American Stud book. Season to be held at the owner's barn in 1920. Terms 320 to insure colt. insurance forfeited if removed and service fee due. Care noted but no liability for accidents.
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William Kruza
Hooper, Neb
Ali
Ali Pasha de Givory
Pauline de Cler
Milton
Bijou de Sombreffe
Zoa
Pygmalion
Charlotte de Cler
Laura d’ Eeghem
Valdam
Dame d' Eeghem
Podarkes
Mot d’ Appel
Lucifer
Morote
American Association of Importers and Breeders
Obituary for Flora Murphy Chesney in Princeton Illinois
Flora E Murphy Chesney of Princeton born Greencastle Indiana March 14 1862 died April 8 1920 aged 58 years 20 days after forty years in Bureau county She married William Chesney in 1880 and had six children plus nine grandchildren She joined Baptist church in 1880 later M E church at Cottage active in O E S No 238 Tiskilwa Funeral services were held at South Main Street home and M E church burial at Mt Bloe with O E S conducting graveside rites Card of thanks from William Chesney and family
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Flora E. Murphy
Greencastle
Ind
John
Mary E. Murphy
William Chesney
Princeton
Milo Township
Bureau County
William Jr
Samuel G
Putnam County
Electa Hunt
Marshall County
Esther Jardine
Clara Stingley
Earnest
Mattie
Fred
Los Angeles
Cal
The
Baptist Church
M. E. Church
Cottage
Tiskilwa
South Main St
Rev. Stevens of
Viola
M. E
Mt. Bloe
Ireland bill creates Bureau of War Benefits for ex servicemen
Congress considers a reform bill by Representative Ireland of Illinois to centralize veterans aid in a new interior department bureau. The Ireland plan groups insurance, compensation, public health service, vocational education and rehabilitation, and pensions under an assistant secretary, coordinating with ex servicemen programs.
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Ireland
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Congress
House
Illinois
American Legion
Rogers
Massachusetts
Public Health Service
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Treasury Department
Department of the Interior
Bureau of War Benefits
Interior
Central Illinois Teachers Meet in Peoria April 16–17
The thirty sixth annual session of the Illinois Teachers association in Central Illinois convenes at Peoria with a Shrine Temple opening general session at 9 a m April 16. President David Felmley of Normal delivers the principal address. Carl Graner leads a 2 30 p m physical training exhibition at the Coliseum. Clara Daily directs a an hour musical program. W C Jessup of Iowa State University and H C Morrison of the University of Chicago speak at 7 30 p m. Sections cover kindergarten to grammar school with talks by Ridgley Normal Shield Peoria Brewer and others. An enthusiastic high school session and a commercial segment are also planned.
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Central Illinois
Illinois Teachers’ Association
Peoria
Shrine Temple
Pres
David Felmley
Normal
Coliseum
Carl Graner
Clara Daily
W. C. Jessup
Iowa State University
H. C. Morrison
School of Education
University of Chicago
N. Monroe St
M. E. Church
Ridgley
Alice V
Shield of
Sage Place
Brewer
Grace Arlington mi Normal
W. SS. Booth
Migfield
Charles M. Thompson
The
University of Illinois
George W. Gillerd
Monmouth
Notice of City Election in Henry County Illinois
Notice announces city election in Henry Illinois on April 20 1920 with polling places at the engine house first ward Doelzer Co office second ward and Dewey Son’s office third ward. Polls open 7 am to 5 pm. City Clerk HAWS A OTTO signs the notice dated April 8 1920.
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Henry
Marshall
Illinois
Doelzer & Co
Dewey & Son
A. Otto
County of
Board of Education
George Daniels
Charles Onyan
City of Henry
Ill
City
City of
Henry, Ill
A. Doelzer & Co
W. W. Dewey & Sons
Administrator's Notice 7 of Sale of Real Estate
Public notice announces an order to sell real estate in Marshall county Illinois by administrator of James B Harris estate to pay debts. Sale set for May 12 1920 at 2 pm at the dwelling front door. Property includes parts of sections 4 and 6 Whitefield township totaling about 1 acre and 0.5 acre, with payment terms 25 percent cash and balance on court approval.
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James B. Harris
Thomas Harris
William N. Harris
Joseph Harris
John Harris
Eva Fulkes
Mollie Horner
Jesse McGee
Lloyd McGee
John Stringer
Mary Stringer
Littie Stringer
Marshall
Bureau
Whitefield
Illinois
Marshall County
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S. S
M. EB. Church
Kentucky Joe
Q. E. Wright
Ceresota
Joseph P. Siewers
Mohammed Order
Mervin Harrison
State of Illinois
Charles P. Green
Detroit
Duke Bros
Iinois
Democratic
Lou Schultz
State of
Haws
Judson Ong
Clarence A. Phillips
Alexander Doelzer
Charles Dewey
Ihereby
Ilinois
School
Richard
J. Watercott
James Hartley
L. Lentz C, C, Sawyer
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