pES SHOW FER WIZERS PAYING 0 BOWER OF STATE
The report notes zero payments by the wizers and an easing talk from the state bowler, with minimal readable details.
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Bower
Easity
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Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1922
Page
1
Course Ends After Week of Findings for Local Farmers
The state university extension service led a week long course for Mo county farmers. Dr F C Bo demonstrated soil acidity tests and crop rotations with corn oats and clover plus wheat. Attendance reached about 425 and the event featured an all livestock day and first hand plots showing fertilizer and rotation value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State UN
Mocounty
Caker
F.C
University of Iliere
Bowes
Rim
Ans Entertain Y Guests Of Note At Rotary Luncheon
A Rotary Club luncheon welcomed a guest list of distinguished educators led by Blair state superintendent of public instruction and Dr Michaels president of a state college. Also present were William Woolf superintendent of schools to county Indiana and George Waytor from Canton schools along with other district leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si and
Rotary Club
Iors
Blair
Michaels
Il College
William
Woman Found Insane at Local Hospital
Declared insane Friday evening at Holmes Hospital. Shields, 60, of unspecified address, has been committed as a patient under medical commission. Mrs J B Wilson reports the case as routine pending Barton and Rossell involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields
Holmes Hospital
Siiken
Bartonverning
J.B. Wilson
Gus
Bardolph Bank Reopens Under New Cashier
Bardolph State Bank reopens this morning with Glen Walker elected cashier by the depositors and B F McLean assisting in readjusting deposits. Depositors and creditors urged to call to straighten books and start with a clean slate. Community cooperation expected to solidify the bank’s status quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardolph State Bank
Glen Walker
B. F. McLean
Billings vows quits if city judgeship offered
H E Billings a leading county Republican declares he would quit the legislative race if the city judgeship is conceded to him. He says petitions for city judge are circulating and his legislative petition is ready. He refuses to name who would be asked to withdraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Billings
Billings
Primary petitions filed for city judge and alderman
Two more primary petitions were expected to be filed with City Clerk John Graves before closing. Chas. I. Imes seeks the city court judgeship and F. W. Laughlin seeks alderman in the fourth ward. Both are Republicans and filings were being circulated this afternoon for today’s deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Graves
Chas. I. Imes
F. W. Laughlin
Fourth Ward
Filng
Avalanche Kills 110 in Ito Igawa Japan
An avalanche buried a railway train at Ito Igawa station in Japan, killing 110 people and injuring many others. The victims were mainly farmers workers and railway staff clearing snow from tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prove
Tokio
Ito Igawa
Attempted Avon Post Office Robbery Foiled
An early morning break in at the Avon post office, 20 miles away, was thwarted by John and Pascal Kernel who lived upstairs. The men fled without loot as the front door to the building was blown open and they tried to breach an inner case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Galesburg
Avon
John
Pascal Kernel
New Salem Couple Welcome 9 Pound Twilight Sleep Boy
Mr and Mrs Vern Anderson of New Salem township are the parents of a 9 pound twilight sleep boy born this afternoon. Mother and child are doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Anderson
New Salem Township
Trial date set for Len Small case in Illinois
Judge Clare C. Edwards ordered the governor Len Small trial to begin March 6 in Waukegan. The state seeks fifty jurors daily and will use the jury wheel to select jurors from the county, not deputies. The defense pressed for delay until after the spring primary, but the court denied delaying past March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Waukegan
Clare C. Edwards
Len Small
LeForgee
James H. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Edwards
Inquest Opens Over William Desmond Taylor Death
Los Angeles reports the coroner's jury returns a verdict of death by gunshot from unknown assailants. The inquest heard five witnesses, with Mabel Normand the only actress to testify, as police probe a web of affairs and a possible motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
William Desmieuit Taylor
Mabel Normand
San Francisco
Tilndom
William Desmond Taylor
William Dean Tanner
Wtable Normand
Mary Mila Minter
Neva Gerber
Klondyke
Ed Ty
Chicago Grand Jury Backs Beer and Light Wine
The January grand jury advised allowing manufacture and sale of beer and light wines without saloons. They urged laws to permit these drinks to reduce crime linked to moonshine and illicit whisky in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grand Jury
George Kersten
Criminal Court
Knox College Coeds Eye Track Debut This Spring
Knox college coeds may compete in track this spring with a 100 yard dash in at least 10 seconds and broad jump. Joe Sward, track captain, may vie for honors if plans by Miss Rose Terborg, head of physical education, come to fruition. The program will be part of outdoor gym work with modest events planned to engage the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
Illinois
Knox College
Joe Sward
Knox
Rose Terborg
Terborg
New Te llurium Gasoline Could Double Mileage
Madison Wis Feb 3 Victor H Leader professor of chemistry at the University of Wisconsin says a tellurium gasoline compound may double motor fuel mileage. Engine redesign would be required. Collaborators include Thomas Ridgley and T A Boyd of Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Victor H. L&her
University of Wisconsin
Thomas Ridgley
T. A. Boyd
Dayton
Wisconsin
Rev Stewart Attends Pounder's Week Conference in Chicago
Rev A G Stewart of the Presbyterian Church at Bardolph attends the Pounder's Week Conference at the Moody Institute in Chicago to strengthen faith against modernism and allied cults while spurring missionary zeal. W E B Martin marked his 80th birthday yesterday as his son carries on the undertaker business. he remains active despite age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Stewart
Presbyterian Church of
Bartdolph
Chicago
Moody Institute
W. EB. Martin
Martin
Homecoming for South Herman Stocker Returns from Biloxi
South Herman Stocker of South Randolph Street arrived home Thursday after spending the past few months in Biloxi Mississippi. Try By Stander job printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Herman Stocker
South Randolph Street
Biloxi
Miss
China in Peace Keynote Warns Against Violating Settlements
Arthur J. Balfour led the British delegation as the arms conference closed its work with swift action. He stressed that China is the keystone of the peace in the Far East and warned any future transgression would be outside the comity of nations, regardless of any secret understandings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Far East
Arthur J. Balfour
China
Balfour
Monmouth Woman Seeks 10000 In Breach Of Promise Suit
Martha Thornburg sues Homer Clague for damages of 10000 in a breach of promise case in Sebe, with attorney John Maley for the plaintiff and Safford and Soule for the defense. Maley says the suit will show courtship began in 1914 and persistent protests of love, with claims the county clerk initiated a marriage license but the defendant's father blocked the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth
Seb
Martha Thornburg
Homer Clague
John Maley
Galesburg
Safford & Soule
Maley
Death of Floyd Foster in Blandinsville at 84
Funeral services were held at the Blandinsville Baptist church for Floyd Foster who died at his home Thursday noon at age 84 years 6 months 1 day. Burial followed in Barclay cemetery. Born in Michigan 1837 he moved to Blandinsville in 1852 and was survived by his last wife and nine children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Harry
Charles
Ralph
Mary Lockett
Susan Shyrack
Nellie Wilson
Blondinsville
Alice Robinson
Rentice
Til
A. G. Poster
Jacksonville
Jail Window Patch Fails To Foil Escape Plot By Stoneking Brothers
Workmen repair a jail window after the Stoneking brothers attempted to remove wooden bolts from iron window bolts. Previously a year and a half of lax repairs saw wooden bolts used, replaced now with a patched plate held by twenty bolts. The Stonekings were confined again and later allowed corridor access after repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoneking Brothers
Sheriff Sapp
Robert
Zebadee Stineking
Mullen
Avery
New York Health Dept Reports Influenza Surges
New York health officials report a new high of 1,122 influenza cases for the year up from 1,052. Fifteen influenza deaths occurred, up seven from yesterday. Pneumonia cases total 206, vs 186 yesterday, with seventy-two pneumonia deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Health Department
Eighteen Sophomores Discharged After Hazing Incident
Starkville Mississippi February 3 1930 nineteen members of the sophomore class at Mississippi A and M College were dismissed by president D C Hull after a hazing episode in which freshmen ended up with closely shaven heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starkville
Miss
Mississippi A. and
M. College
D. C. Hull
No Election After Six Ballots For Pope
Rome radio report says the sacred college of cardinals failed to elect a successor to the late Pope Benedict XVI after six ballots, the second round today. Four ballots were cast yesterday with no result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rome
Sacred College of Cardinals
Pope Benedict 15
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