Local Items Highlight War Era Happenings in Marshall County
G G Guyer plans winter in Altadena California leaving last week. Mrs Loger once Eva Plankenship. Gutters dug to drain water to river to curb flood damage. Mrs A L Hupp struck by paralysis. nurse from Peoria assisting. Oscar Clark travels to Edwards Illinois to see ill aunt Mary Clark. Blackburn hog sale draws crowd at Whitefield township with fine stock. Women’s council reports about 3150 registered in Marshall County. Local social events include cards and theatre, plus public notices on flood forecasts and war mobilization.
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G.G. Guyer
Altedena
Cal
Earle
Loger
Eva Plankenship
A. L. Hupp
Ira
Wayne Hupp
Peoria
Oscar Clark
Edwards, IL
Mary Clark
Thomas Clark
Blackburn
Whitefield
H. W. Adams
National Council of Defense, Women's Committee
Marshall County
George Daniels
Carréra Doran
Peter Etschelfdt
Peru
C. Bosdick
Whitefield Corners
Mary A. van Dyke
F. C. Willett
J. J. Bennett
el Paso
Ill
Mre_ Fosdick
Miss Granburg
J Watercott
Earl Smith
Henry
W. W. Esgleston
Seymour Sud
Mary Miles Minter
Opera House
Dulcie
Cable
LaSalle
Violana Donahue
Valentine
Presbyterian
I. QO. O. F. Hall
Rebekahs
First National Bank
People’s Hall
Bettween
J. E. Barry & Co
Schick Corner
Fas
George Halbleib
U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Illinois River
Morris
New Circuit Court Case Involving National Bank
First National Bank of Henry sues FF G Schmidt Marie Elizabeth Haun and Katharine C Koch with a confession. Fred W Potter attorney for plaintiff and Barnes Magoon Black attorneys for defendants.
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First National Bank of Henry
FF. G. Schmidt
Marie Elizabeth Haun
Katharine C. Koch
Fred W. Potter
Barnes, Magoon & Black
War Sausage Recipe From Old Text
Equal parts left over Mma beans and stale bread crumbs ground in a food chopper then seasoned with salt pepper sugar and optional onion. Moisten with milk and two beaten eggs, form into cakes and fry in drippings. tastes like sausage and provides similar value.
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USA
Licenses Required for Handling Explosives in NS
The government orders all persons handling explosives must have licenses to sell or buy them. Three license types exist: vendors license for sellers, buyers license for purchasers, and forman's license for the foreman in charge. Explosives may be given to employees on site but not removed. employees may buy but not take offerings from grounds. Selling buying or using explosives without a license carries heavy fines.
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United States
Law Department
U. S. Food Administration
Washington, DC
the Food Administration
Food Administration
A. R. Wright
Marshall County
Forman
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