Sparland Social News Highlights Local Visits and School Plans
The Sparland column lists numerous visits among residents including Mrs. Walter Holler and son Glenn, Mrs. Hoadley and Loyd, Mrs. Hacker and Mamie, and many others visiting relatives in Peoria Chillicothe and Lacon. It notes the arrival of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Hastings, camp and travel plans, home improvements, and the opening of Sparland schools with retained staff and new facilities for manual training and sewing. It also mentions a bilious attack remedy and local medical ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Gehr
Ylar
Walter Holler
Glenn
Peoria
William’ “Hoadley
Loyd
Chillicothé
Mamie
Lacon
Ilis
William Yaeger
Ith
Williamt Kinney
Monay
John ‘Hastings
Thursyof
Cecil “Scheeler
Margaret Webber
Camp Grant
Rockford
Amon Scheeler
B. McCann
Oglesby
Arora
Near
J.C. Duncan
Esley Marland
Sarah Marland
Ralph Christman
Walnut Grove
M. C. Marshall
Maelle
Milford
Frank Swan
Mary C. Riddell
William
Riday
Clara
Josephine
Ely
Waldo
Frisbey
Walnut’ Grove
Wesley Marland
Habe
Johnson City
Atland
Marland
Oer An
Elven
John Phantwern
Mamiq
Campbell
Y School
Cdrver Hameead
Sidr
Sparland
Nellie Thomas
Harvests, roads, and community notices in Farnam
The page reports on blackberry harvests and road work plans, with references to Mrs. Urania Berwick of Farnam Neb and her son Fred. It notes drouth impacts, preparations for hard road work, a call for a whipping post for wife beaters, and local family updates including Olivia Rees and Mabel Reid. It ends with an advertisement for Chamberlains Liniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thousand Hills
Urania Berwick
Farnam
Neb
Drouth
Fred
Ame
Fuhston
Athe
Olivia
Rees
Indiana
Ray Nigh- Sanger
Alabama
France
Ray
Newell
Hattie Baker
Tena Beidnour
McDonald
Kan
Soldier Letter From Fort Sill Soldier Royce Atkins
Royce Atkins writes from Fort Sill Oklahoma to his mother describing ongoing duties and rough conditions. He mentions pay increase to 42.50, limited 48 hour passes, intense drill schedules, heat and dust, and plans to send a souvenir. he signs off with love and his Fort Sill address. Also notes local court notices and brief items about Reverend Hills winning a $70,000 suit against Frank Ferguson over business dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royce Atkins
Edw. Atkins
Fort Sil
Okla
Old Fort Sill
Papa
Oklnilayta City
14Th Regiment
Royce
F. A. Fort Sill
Nowell Dwight Hills
Henry Ward Beecher
Frank L. Ferguson
Hillis
Ferguson
Hills
William ‘D. Dicey
Ferguayn
Fergigon
Woodmen of America authorize war claim payments
Directors report paying 35 war claims with 13 deaths in France and total 213 claims totaling 296000 dollars from the voluntary fund. Marshall county Woodmen contribute monthly while Illinois farmers face crop prospects with winter wheat estimates from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen of America
France
Marshall County Woodmen
Illinois
United States Department of Agriculture
Illnois
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. R. Phillips
Charles Greenlee
Directors
Ti Watercott F. Y
Vv, P. Turner
B. G. Hoyle
Frank Ely
Sam Ard
Zion City
Leslie Watkins
Casenovia
M. & M. Club
Minnie
Nellie Tanquary
Mesdames
Matt Sparr
John van Antwerp
Mary Osborne
Lena Macon
Jennie
Mabelle Watking
A. W. Watkins
Edward Tanquary
D. B. Huffman
Freemont
Chic Cuienes
Vagitpe
Moore
M. Bowlin
M. EB Ave
Dulac City
Dora Bowlin
Colchester
M. B
Walter Burnett
Roben Blackwell
Fred Herridge
Edna Calder
Bert Herridge
Herridge
Messrs
Blackwell
William C. Watkins
Lee A. Broaddus
Sarah E. Austin
Charles BE
Rickey
Henry H. Nurse
Elbert JT
Nurse
LaPrairie
Joseph O Atl
Fred Ely
Thomas Kennedy
Knonk, Illinois
Municipal Band of
Mr. Edens
State Highway Commission
Board of Supervisors
Marshall County
Court House Square
Jackie Quartet
Henry
Wenona
Toluca
United States
Court House Yard
Allen B. Smith