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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
3
A civic banquet celebrated the town’s athletic teams, recognizing the iron squads for their hard work and success. Officials highlighted community support and resilience as the teams were saluted for their achievements.
A Vermont related column reports on reader reactions to stink bug poetry in the By-Stander. Letters from Macomb and Macomb County residents mix praise and criticism of autumn verse and odor themes. The writer weighs party loyalty, railing against political trickery while praising a former candidate Hank Miller for possible statewide impact.
F Logan auctions on December 16 1921 at 11 am at Silom Church sale includes livestock two day old colt two year old cattle milk cows and calves seven slaughter stock seven heifers and bulls and seven slereford bulls plus wagons buggy plows cultivators hay wheat machines and other farm implements in cash All items described weight totals and catalog items with details of stock and farming gear.
Lombard football team will not travel to the Pacific coast to face Whittier college. A San Diego Chamber of Commerce telegram says Whittier scheduled December 9 game with Centre College, making no post season inter sectional contest with Lombard.
Route 1 reports spanning multiple households. Lewis Anderson and Thomas Bland plan an outbuilding possibly a summer kitchen. Attendees at the Chicago fat stock show include Roy Waller with son Orville and Harvey Hunter with son David. Orville has an Angus calf. David is a guest of Armour Co. for a Duroc pig prize. Don Cole lays 80 rods of woven wire fence. Lew Yard visits Tennessee. John Stickle moves to Colchester after two years with John F. Carlile. The Guy school closes two days for Mary Guy’s death. Veda Keithley resumes studies at Hedding College after Thanksgiving. Mrs. Sidney Murfin, 83, celebrates birthday. her son Sam Murfin and Burford Rigg also have birthdays. Clayton Stunt returns from Mt. Pleasant and other places. Herman Arnold visits sister in Flanagan. Walter Marshall and Fulton folks visit James and William Raves, with barn work underway by Theodore Henrichsmeier. Milton Schlegel does carpentry. County Home lawn sprouts dandelions. W. C. McKamy’s rose blooms. Martin Brothers sale draws crowd but low prices. many plan to attend the Runkle sale. Addie Toland slowly recovering and active at home. Elmer Gossage moves to Macomb. Mrs. Pearl Long is ill. Harold Saffel’s California departure noted in By-Stander. Saffell’s wife is daughter of Morleys.
Roy Powell left Monday for Crestwood Kentucky to aid his ailing mother by car. Mrs Glenn Mustain suffers an infection in her head. Edwin Carter and Miss Mary Martin wed in Monmouth at 2 30 p.m. Justice C I Davis officiated.
Arthur Bugg reports Route 3 news with Roscoe and Mrs Smith announcing a newborn son. Bert Eddington is the latest chicken thief victim as about 70 fowls vanished after a raid. Farmers plan vigil with pump guns. roads remain slick though not deeply rutted. Carrier Provine enters hospital on Route 7. Henrichsmeir becomes substitute carrier. James Cooper barn work advances.
Joseph Little and Henry Curtis moved from the John Raymond place to Herman Daniels. No New Era school session yesterday due to teacher Maurice Halloway failing to reach school because of bad roads. his car was mired in mud. Mr and Mrs L E Gamage and Mr and Mrs A T Gamage with children visited Mr and Mrs A T Vaughn of Lomax on Sunday.
Charles McCutcheon J Ross Mickey and wives relocate to Macomb for winter. James Logan a Route 6 patron banners a public sale on December 16 selling personal property before moving to Kentucky. Hog shipments are rising on the M I L line with many small faunches in transit. George Munson and Ed Lans- are noted among shippers.
An as advertised 3 lb can offer promotes Gold Cup Coffee at $1.00, urging savings over $1.35 per can. The copy extols high quality and aroma, claims consistency, claims direct-from-roasters sourcing, and notes exclusive sale through Albert Lindsey, Cash Store.
Bertha Gloyd reports a car of hogs shipped to Chicago this week. Holmes hospital treated James Provine, with substitute carrier George Henrichsmeier starting today. Marcene Smith and Ray Ballard families visited, Silas Cuba in Macomb, Rev. Crane rode to Abingdon, Miss Bowman returned home from Plymouth, Mrs. Bodenhamer of Abingdon in Tennessee between trains. Ed Huston in Tennessee. Lyceum course second number set for Wednesday night December 7.
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