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23 Nov 1921
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Macomb Daily By Stander in Macomb, Illinois
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Newspaper
Macomb Daily By Stander
Location
Macomb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1921
Page
1
County farm plan session aims for fair leases
A county joint conference on land and tenant relations led to a proposed plan to improve leases and land care. Attended by landlords and tenants, the session followed a prior November meeting of the land committee and Rep committee, focusing on fair terms and disease and building care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medoty
Debtor and Cash Shortage Reported in Nord County
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a debtor with cash issues and unclear details about a man and woman in a local incident. No definitive names or dates are readable, but the fragment hints at a financial dispute and alleged actions over ten nights. Further context is illegible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Nord
Fragmented notice summary from OCR
Incomplete text reports an ill person and home return details with fragmented names and places. No clear event or date is readable.
Exhibitors in the Laughlin Art Contest List Complete Winners
The Laughlin Chocolate Shop Art Contest reveals the full exhibitor roster across grades fourth through eighth. Names include Lewis Fikeselt and Dorothy Sappington in fourth grade, Veda Leighty and Clea Holdcroft in fifth, John Henry Fuhr and Dorothea Me Cullough in sixth, Della May Carlinack in seventh, and Warlan Bloom ier in eighth, with numerous peers set for judging and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughlin Chocolate Shop
Lewis Fikeselt
Dorothy Sappington
Maxine Miller
Ruby Anders
Willadeen Whittlesey
Alleyne Stoneking
James Mercer
Dorothy Bridgewater
Timothy Bridgewater
Hildreth Lovell
Jack Sala
LeRoy Levingston
Harry McCutcheon
Chas Miller
Gladys Rhea
Geneive Robinson
James Jack
Cecil Martin
Catherine Haul
Virginia Patton
Martha Sprague
Mabel Singleton
Glenda Andersson
Alva Rhea
Brinton Sullivan
Pearl Zimkoski
Georgia Broadhead
Helen Leighty
Wilhemina DeCamp
Rose Messel
Winton ‘Welch
Nell Belshaw
Clarence ‘Maguire
Isamae Miller
John Henry Fuhr
Marbara Barnes
Dorothea Me ‘Cullough
Keith Thompson
Isabelle Wetzel
Russell Helms
Runkle Land Sale Date Set for December 2
T Mae Downing trustee for creditors in the George N. Runkle bankruptcy announces the sale of the estate’s total assets including real and personal property will occur December 2. The sale manager will arrive this evening from Peoria to begin arranging disposal of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Mae Downing
George N. Runkle
Littleton
Peoria
College youths judge Truman's Stallions at Bushnell Farm
Students from Iowa Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Canada and Colorado agricultural colleges visited the Truman Stud farm at Bushnell to gain experience judging animals ahead of the International Livestock Exhibition in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Colleges
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Canada
Colorado
Truman
Bushnell
Chicago
Confessed Murder Suspect Linked to Christmas Theft
Thomas Catherwood admitted to strangling his sister in law Betty Sharples after the 65 dollar bank book was found partly burned. Police say robbery motive. hair and a five foot cord tied to the suspect. Sharples cared for two children as poverty strained the family. Catherwood claimed a plan to steal the money during a visit to the Sharples home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iBy Associated Press
Chicago
Thomas Catherwood
Betty Sharples
Catherwood
Sharples
Springfield
Betty
Daylight Burglary Strikes Home on East Calhoun Street
The Sorter residence at 729 East Calhoun Street was entered between 3 and 4 pm Tuesday as the family was away. Loot included $10 to $15 cash, a porcelain Co check for about $9, two gold watches, a bracelet, earrings, and a ring. Edith Mason and her sister, roomers, reported the theft. police seek suspects and advised banks and jewelers to watch for stolen items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Sorter
East
Calhoun Street
Edith Mason
The
Porcelain Co
Purdum
Marine Mail Guards Fire on Rail Riders
Two men were shot in six days by Chicago Railway Mail Service guards while riding baggage cars. One was shot at Sioux City Iowa the other at Girard Illinois. neither injured severely. Guards say the men ignored warnings to stay off the cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Arthur S. Brauer
Railway Mail Service
Sioux City
Girard
Brauer
Pythian Knights to Dedicate Memorial Tree
The Pythian Knights of Macomb plan a 2 PM tomorrow dedication at the courthouse yard. A tree already planted in the southeast corner will honor Ralph Imes Louis D McCaughey and all soldiers who died in service. Hiram H Harris will give the address followed by William Prentiss and the Rev Dr W I Rodgers with a short prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Knights of Macomb
Court House
Court House Yard
Ralph Imes
Louis D. McCaughey
Hiram H. Harris
Wmn. Prentiss
W. I. Rodgers
Wheels of wagon pass over man at Trinoy cafe
O E Portlock driver of the ice wagon on South College street was thrown beneath the wheels as he climbed aboard at the rear of the Trinoy cafe. He suffered a bad knee injury with swelling. Dr. Russell treated him and he was taken to Holmes hospital before being sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Portlock
South College Street
Trinoy Cafe
Russell
Tfolmes Hospital
Bardolph Basketballers Defeat Astoria In 22 to 12 Game
Bardolph high school basketball beat Astoria 22 to 12 as Smith Hager Sensjay forwards joined Litchfield Potts in a fast contest. A strong crowd attended and Bardolph will host Bushnell on December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardolph
AstOria
Smith
Hager
Sens- Jey
Litchfield and Potts
Guilds
Bardolph and Bushnell
Carthage Farmer Shot. 25-Year-Old William Goldstein Dead
William Goldstein a 25 year old farmer of two miles southwest of Carthage was accidentally shot through the heart while hunting on Sunday. A coroner jury ruled the death accidental noting his body was found beside a discharged gun in a hedge fence. Funeral from Trinity Lutheran church Wednesday at 2 pm. Post office hours shortened for Thanksgiving with desk delivery for 9 to 9:30 am. Rural carriers not required to work on holidays except Christmas. Signed James M Pace P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
William Goldstein
Goldstein
Theodore Goldstein
Trinity Lutheran Church
Moss Ridge
Post Office Department
James M. Pace
Women Husk Corn and Gossip as They Work
Rev. F. M. Brane now of Shelbyville MO notes women can work and gossip at once. A farmer donated corn for the church task where the women husked it while Brane supervised and joked about the lively pace and chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Brani
Shelbyville
F. M. Braine
Rey Branie
Is Some Better J A Weather Ill at 20 in Havana
The update reports J A Weather seriously ill at age 20 in Havana, with a note that his condition has slightly improved today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Weather
Havana
Runner seeks missing soldier’s mother with diary message
J Vacha of Peoria, a WWI runner for the 314 Machine Gun Company, continues a three year search for the mother of an American infantry lieutenant killed in France. The dying soldier entrusted his home address and diary to be delivered, but no identification remained. Vacha appeals to ex service groups and the War Department for help in locating the mother so the diary and message can reach her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Vacha
Peoria
France
War Department
Vacha
314 Machine Gun
St. Georges
Landres
6Th Marines
Ile
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Atorney H. H. Harris
Bardolph Basket Shooters
Carthage Farmer
Erman F. Riley
Ananda Ford
Mother
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