Bardolph bank dispute faces delayed settlement plan
Stormmey T. B. Switzer and the depositors' committee aim to issue a clarifying statement tomorrow as confusion grows over Olsen's proposed settlements. A Macomb meeting and talks with Minot officials failed to secure complete agreement, with issues over a $500 acre mortgage and notes held in escrow. Palda hospital bound, Sinker leads Olsen end, and further statements await.
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Fruirs
Bardolph Bank
Jourgen Olsen
Rts
Stormmey T. B. Switzer
Com
Depositors’ Committee
Commitway
Bilss
Byider
Ting
Macomb
Olsen
Orney Palda
KE. A. Sinker
Palda
Bardolph
Switzer
Fey
Ders
State Auditor’s
Minot
N. D
Olson
Paldo
Itzer
R. M. Logan
Attornet
Rather Sharp
Bardolph Pee
Bank Opening Delayed as Stock Securities Return Sought
A report notes remaining shares of old bank stock must be secured to avoid needing a charter for the new bank. Olsen will likely receive them back as they have little use. Adjustments are expected soon, and preparations for opening the new bank are in place. Despite a discouraging outlook the situation is not hopeless and patience remains.
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Olsen
Improvements at Bushnell Fire Dept
Bushnell's fire department has undergone marked improvements with a new concrete floor as the chief change. The station now has two motor trucks ready for duty, a Packard and a Ford, plus a chemical wagon for situations with limited water supply.
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Bushnell’s
Packard
Ford
Reach Harmony on Auxiliary Vessels
Delegates report progress at the Washington arms conference with France resisting approval of limiting auxiliary naval craft to 10 000 tons and eight inch beam proposals. Other powers largely accept the American plan while France maintains formal approval in abeyance. The 1915 China Japan treaty discussion is also noted as not within scope. County Superintendent JB E Decker returns from Springfield after attending the state teachers meeting.
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Associated Press
Washington
Albert Surraut
Conference Naval Committee
France
Arms Conference Naval Committee
Manihara
Campaign to enrich home and moral education launched
Illinois Vigilance Association plans a statewide drive to restore home life and moral training after Dr. Paul Yarrow cites past neglect, alcohol harm, and economic forces as causes. The effort targets families, education, and community values amid rising social disorder.
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Illinois Vigilance Association
Associated Prose
Chicago
Vec
Sue
Yarrow
Tllinois Vigilance Association
Breeders to Hear Senator Pervier at Bushnell Meeting
The McDonough County Pure Bred Live Stock Breeders Association invites farmers and neighbors to a program at the Bushnell Sales Pavilion next Thursday at 1:00 PM. Senator Pervier of Sheffield will discuss America’s outlook versus foreign nations. He is described as a practical farmer and stock raiser with foreign travel giving him insight.
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McDonough County
Pervier
Seffield
Illinois
America
Bushnell Sales Pavilion
Fire at Rowe Manufacturing plant in Galesburg
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed part of the Rowe Manufacturing Company plant in Galesburg this morning causing an estimated loss of about 15000 dollars. Fire crews battled the flames but the extent of damage could not be immediately determined.
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Galesburg
Rowe Manufacturing Company
Kinney to Lead EW High School Science Department
Percy L. Kinney of Galesburg will take charge of the science work at EW High School after the vacation. The vacancy arose from a resignation. Kinney is an Illinois graduate with two years of high school teaching experience. He succeeds Miss Borland of Bloomington Indiana.
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Percy L. Kinney
Galesburg
Science
Ernestler
Mr. Kinney
Illinois
Blandinsville travel club plans European tour
Four years after forming a Blandinsville travel club to study lands and save money, members Miss Garvey Miss York Miss Anderson and others depart March 15 1922 with fourteen companions under Dr Ira Berry Evanston to visit Egypt Palestine Greece Italy and Switzerland.
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Cuarret Heyns
Ruth York
Lon Anderson
Garvey
Nina ‘Arego
Berenice Webb
Blandinsville
York
Anderson
Ira Berry
Evanston
Egypt
Palestine
Greece
Italy
Switzer
Club plans summer learning trip to Europe and Canada
The group will tour France Germany Belgium Holland and England and Scotland to see the Passion Play at Oberammergau then sail the St Lawrence to Montreal and return via Chicago. They will be away all summer and regret that others cannot join as former members left town and cannot take leave.
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Land
France
Germany
Belgium
Holland
England
Scotland
Oberammergau
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Chicago
Illinois State Spelling Bee Crowns Blake Henderson Champion
Springfield Illinois December 28 Blake Henderson of Cuba Fulton county won the Illinois state spelling championship spelling sassafras after besting forty four grammar school champions from as many counties in Representative Hall. The event staged by the Illinois State Teachers Association drew participants from across the state competing for banners and honors.
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Springfield
Blake Henderson
Cuba
Fulton County
Sassafras
Illinois
Blake
Representative Hall
Illinois State Teachers’ Association
Gasoline Is An Ally Urges Safe Crossing At Railroads
F B Thomas former Burlington superintendent tours the area urging New Year safety resolutions and to quit taking chances at railroad crossings. He warns booze remains a hazard and gasoline now rivals it as a deadly ally and stresses keeping cars under full control when approaching crossings.
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F. B. Thomas
Burlington Railroad
Llus
Mr. Thomas
City Library Open Monday January 2 1922
The city library will be open to the public on Monday January 2 1922. This notice confirms regular hours for the start of the week at the public library.
Man Named Potter Arrested After Hotel Bill Incident
A man giving the name J. M. Potter of Lansing caused suspicion at the Q station when he failed to settle a $3 hotel bill. Officer Faulk and Deputy Wilson detained him as he tried boarding a train, but he paid the debt and was allowed to depart. He had earlier checked in under two other names at the Pace Hotel, registering as J. Judson of Clinton and T. Loomis of Rock Island.
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J. M. Potter
Lansing
H. C. Faulk
Pace Hotel
J. E. Wilson
Poulk
Potter
J.&. Judson
Clinton
J. Loomis
Rock Island
How Dry I Am Leads 1000 Troops Home From Coblenz
In Coblenz on December 30, about 1000 American troops departed for the United States with a band playing How Dry I Am. Many departing leaders were athletic activists who had joined American forces in Germany during the occupation.
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Bw Associated Press
Coblenz
Antwerp
United States
Germany
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Senator Pervier of
Sheffield
EW High School
Miss Borland
Bloomington, Ind
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Travel Club
Burlington
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Yank
Hun
Monta Ford
Bushnell
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