Local Sheriff Candidates Concede Race
Fragmentary notice indicates sheriffs candidates concede, with uncertainty about final results and which opponent prevailed. No clear names or dates are readable.
23 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1922
Page
1
Fragmentary notice indicates sheriffs candidates concede, with uncertainty about final results and which opponent prevailed. No clear names or dates are readable.
Political chatter notes Burke James Wilson and Suers as strong GOP contenders for sheriff with six weeks to primary. Reports claim Burke could split votes with Atkinson and Will Camp, while Wilson and Veer are favored in Macomb and county wards. Rumors about possible lieutenants swirl as campaigns stir.
A local station announces baggage rate changes effective March 19. Excess baggage charges rise to 80 cents. minimum charge increases to 1.20 dollars for a ticketed luggage item. Travelers must purchase a ticket to Bushnell. crossroad detours noted.
A Macomb reminiscence recalls February 22, 1922 when a Washington’s Birthday warm spell brought a near spring day with highs around 70. The surprising warmth was followed by a rapid drop the next day, chilling the town.
Mothers and daughters of Industry will attend a banquet at the M. E. church in Industry on Tuesday evening February 28. The program features a toastmistress Miss Mills, songs, addresses by Mrs. W. A. Neece of Table Grove and Mrs. Ira J. OHarra of Macomb, a mothers toast by Miss Agnes Hoffman, a musical reading by Mrs. Oliver Wheeler, and remarks by Mrs. N. Rostron followed by benediction.
Daisy Auggie Ormsby 111 a Holstein heifer owned by John Erickson of Waupaca Wisconsin set a yearly record making her the world champion butter producing senior yearling and securing the world championship for combined milk and butter In 365 days she yielded 22 151 3 pounds of milk and 87 63 pounds of fat equivalent to 1 088 09 pounds of butter.
Loyal Ladies of the Methodist church held a colonial tea at the parsonage in Plymouth Tl on Washington's birthday. Congregational church women conducted an all day quilting at Mrs Duane Lawton's home.
J. E. Hayter, a state Y M C A secretary, spent days at Teachers College to boost Y M C A work and assist officers with life work, education, and personal problems. He spoke at events and held interviews after returning from a high school boys conference with 1,283 attendees from 99 towns. He travels to Peoria for a Y M C A business meeting after Macomb.
L E Heyenga formerly of Central Business College Macomb now at Litchfield Business College writes to The By-Stander. He recalls school days 1902 to 1906 and jokes about club life, thumbs as can openers, and biblical references. He praises graduates and wishes a big year.
Springfield reports the constitutional convention adopted a state income tax plan by 53 to 8 with a $500 exemption. Delegate P F Elting of Macomb opposed the $500 exemption. An amendment to raise the exemption to $1,000 was defeated.
A mysterious assailant fired through a farmhouse door at Jonas McGrew in Walnut Grove after four threatening letters demanded $1,000. Bloodhounds from Monmouth aided officers in tracing the shooter, with no arrest by afternoon. witnesses describe a short, young man in a single horse buggy fleeing the scene.
Back of his head and one hand were skinned badly with no other visible injuries. Doctors reported no internal injuries. The patient lapsed into unconsciousness during the operation but was resting fairly well today.
The Camp Fire Girls of Rapatee hosted a Valentine party on Saturday Feb 18 in honor of Miss Lela Whitted assistant guardian of the group and future bride. The bridegroom to be is not named. Hard Time Dance At Commercial Association Draws Attention. First prize for best female costume went to Miss Marguerite Clem and best male costume to Mar Laughlin.
Phelps Hospital admitted Rev. J. M. D. Davisdon who underwent operations this morning. Mrs. Ray Sulivan of Adair returned home today. Mrs. Clayton of Industry and Mrs. Lydia Creamer of Plymouth entered the hospital for examination.
Chicago on February 23 saw a theatre fire scare when crossed wires ignited canvas in the wings. The packed audience did not panic, many stayed seated, and the performance resumed after the fire was cut. The event echoed the Dec. 30, 1903 Iroquois Theatre tragedy where 575 died.
In LaHarpe at least two weeks of limited train service ended as the T P W restored its old schedule. Conductor Matt Totten runs a Bushnell Burlington round trip daily, Charlie Philips handles Hamilton Keokuk, and Clyde Lionberger resumes the dinkey run Hamilton Warsaw Keokuk. Passengers may now again travel to Burlington and return.
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