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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
3
Mothers Health Drive Urges Pre School Care and Mortality Insight
A front page call emphasizes mothers care for preschool babies and urges strong health services. It highlights infant mortality data from Chicago and stresses the duty to provide efficient prenatal and postnatal support to reduce deaths and improve child welfare nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Uae
Leader from Washington ill during national committee
Fragmentary text reports a leader from Washington taken ill while at a national committee meeting. The note references timing, a government mission, and various names, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin T. Y
Betel Here
Storm Claims Local Youth Amid July Heat Parade
The account recalls a fatal electric storm near Plymouth that killed young Stevens, described as a man of noble character. The writer notes sympathy for Stevens’s family, mentions local social visits, a wedding performed by Rev Rodgers, and a nighttime highway robbery scare with multiple cars targeted nearby.
Alcohol Glut Sheds Light On Prices At 25 Cents
John Y. Patrick of Anheuser-Busch claimed Tuesday that a surplus of alcohol exists and that legally sold alcohol is hard to move despite a bootlegging market. He noted the St. Louis plant produces 4,000 gallons daily and plans a department to repurpose surplus into perfumes and toilet articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Y. Patrick
Anheuser-Busch Company
Patrick
Anheuser-Base Company
St. Louis
White Flock and Macomb News Roundup
Mr and Mrs Vilasco Pollock of Macomb spent Sunday at the William Pollock home at White Flock. The Dudman brothers of Macomb vacationing with grandparents Thomas and Mrs McFadden at White Flock. Mrs M F Huddleston and daughter Bernice Edwards Ryan arriving for extended visit. An ice cream supper by the Ladies Aid at Fandon enjoyed by all. School closes at White Flock this week. Dorothy Nichols visiting home folks. Wm Hendrickson and family moved back near White Flock. Ice cream supper attendance and finances noted. Children’s exercises at White Flock featured music drills and recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilasco Pollock
Macomb
William Pollock
White Flock
Robert
Willian
Dudman
Thos. McFadden
M. Ff Huddleston
Bernice Eidwards- Ryan
Fandon
Dorothy Nichols
Herbert Greenup
Wm. Hendrickson
Bill
Tennessee
Tennessee Newsnotes and Local Social Roundup
Mrs Addie Baumgardner and daughter Idel of Macomb visited Tennessee Wednesday evening to see her sister Mrs Emma Young and daughters. Paul Battson and family from Montana visited last week with Mr and Mrs J Battson. Mrs Louis Brown suffered tonsillitis last week. O M Roberts bought an Olympic phonograph last week. Ben Alston, Charles Wallace and wife were in Macomb Friday. Fred Dickerson and family from Cuba spent Sunday night and Monday with Mrs Wm Clayton. S M White and wife and Peek White and family visited Harry Moon. Belle Gordon, recently at Colmar, returned home. Miss Duncan of Plymouth visited with Mrs John Logan. Ice cream at park supper sold late due to cool weather. Charles Hoing and family visited Carry Mullen. Rollie Shifley of Keokuk visited. returned with son Wendell. Otis Waddill and Garett Shirley motor to Keokuk. Fred Kirby and family visit Cuba Monmouth before returning to Tennessee for a few weeks longer in Oregon. I O O F officers elected: Noble Grand Garnet Clayton, Vice Grand William Roberts, Secretary Leo Logan. Installation planned for first night of July. W R C Social set for Thursday at Mrs Elmore Coats 408 West Orchard, 2 to 5 p m. A niece program to be given. all G A R W RC and friends invited. bring a dime for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Baumgardner
Idel
Macomb
Tennessee
Emma Young
Paul Battson
Montana
Battson
Louis Brown
O. M. Roberts
Ben Alston
Charles Wallace
Fred Dickerson
Cuba
Wm. Clayton
S. M. White
Peek White
Harry Moon
Belle Gordon
Colmar
Miss Duncan
Plymouth
John Logan
Charles Hoing
Keith
Bethel
Carry Mullen
Rollie Shifley
Keokuk
Wendell
Otis Waddill
Garett Shirley
Keokul
Fred Kirby
Monmouth
Oregon
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Noble
Garnet Clayton
William Roberts
Leo Logan
Fred Armstrong
James Miller
Colchester
Gale Ui
Charles Burkhart
Lallarpe
Lombard Boys
Roseville
Lombard
Wh. Statler
Indiana
Ora Wisslead
Isaac Argenbright
Wettengel Peony Farm
Sihea Head
Canton
Will Wisslead
Wisslead
Reva Fisher
Bushnell
Ross Hott
Astoria
Raft
Bluffs
Ab Head
Galesburg
Frank Lead
Ara Barker
Owen Barker
Dorothy
Emmet
Isiah Barker
Donald
Leonard
Gills
Vera
Derreld
Fredie
Esther Barker
John Atkinson
Anna Scoonover
Wilbur Welsh
Japan
Marie Painter
Jessie Hickman Wieekes
Ona Welsh
Nona Allshouse
Gertrude Cozad
Welsh
Peoria
Maud Litchfield
Thorp
George Deems
Davis
Bud Painter
Don Whittenbure
Doris
Lester Woods
Rushville
Industry
L. O. Wheeler
Kellar Blick
Dennis Spainhour
Otto Titchfield
Dr. Huston
Community Notes Highlight Visits Sales and Local Events
SCIOTA residents report visits from Fred Armstrong and others at several homes near Colchester and Lillarpe. Local youths played Lombard at Roseville with Lombard leading. Houses and streets prepared for oiling amid upcoming road work. Community members travel to Macomb, Monmouth, and Rushville for business and social outings. A sale of Aunt Bell’s household goods is planned, and the C W E M group held a Japan needs program with officers installed for the year.
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Washington
Prem
Dir
Ital
Vis
Gardner
UCKY
Ccigarette
Lamoine
Young Stevens
Hambly
Dollie Hambly
Walter
Christian Church
Gertrude Carson
Harry Wetzel
Rodgers
Presbyterian Church
Gertrude
Andy Carson
Sam
Broadhead
Henry Roberts
Charles McDonough
Jap Holt
Roy
A. Z. Carson
Stevens
Roy Haines
Lamovne News
E. N. Watts
Elmore Coats
West Orchard Street
Sciota
Koc
I. Lewis Cigar Mfg. Ce
Newark
N. J. Larrest Independent Ci Gar
The
Standard Oil Company
S. Michigan Ave
Miles’ Nervine
Ursery
Lafayette
Illinois
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