Death of long time Good Hope citizen Trenry A Allison
Trenry A Allison a prominent Good Hope banker and community leader died at his home on October 8 after months of illness. He was 71 and had led the Good Hope State Bank as president since 1912 with his son Alvah as cashier. Born in Ross County Ohio he moved to Illinois then Good Hope in 1869 and built a respected career in commerce and public service. He was active in the Presbyterian church Masons and local government and left a large funeral attended by many from out of town. He is survived by his widow two sons and a sister and is interred in Good Hope cemetery.
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Allison
Trenry Austin Allison
Good Hape
Good Hope
Ross County
Ohio
Tinois
McDonough
Tennessee
Cummings, Ward & Company
Good Hope State Bank
Alvah Allison
Eastern Star
Presbyterian Church
William
Margaret (Eakle) Allison
J. I. Allison
Elizabeth James
Chicago
Mary J. Campbell
Alyah Allison Good Hope
Chas. Allison
Canton
John Allison
C. G. Watson
J. T. Killip
Imanerous
Stapp
Snodgrass
Jas. Monger
T. E. Hamilton
Dayton Bennett
C. O. Selfridge
Public sale announced by Frank Avery near State Normal
A public sale by Frank Avery at his farm 3 4 mile northwest of State Normal on Friday October 29 1920 at 12 30 o clock. Items include 4 horses and mules 8 head of cattle 8 head of fine Duroc Jersey hogs farming implements hay and straw and 30 shocks of corn fodder all cash or six months term with no removal until terms met auctioneers Roll Wear and clerk Harry Blount.
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State Normal
Jack
Jersey
Guernsey
Platform plank highlights for GOL. LEWIS election
A condensed platform outlines aims for reform across governance labor and public funds. Calls for home rule fair labor practices square deals civil rights protections and timely interest payments. Emphasizes improved schools roads waterways housing for cities and farms and fair inheritance taxes and tenant protections.
Lewis Pledges Help To Farmers
Senator James Hamilton Lewis asserts support for farmers during a state tour stating he has never farmed and warns against electing a candidate who poses as a farmer. He calls for improved rural roads and marketing reforms to raise farmers’ share of crop value. Prominent Chicago women back Lewis, including Mrs. Joseph T. Bowen and Mrs. L Hamilton McCormick.
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James Hamilton Lewis
Onme
Ilinois
Mlinois
Tam
State Highway Department
Lewis
Joseph T. Bowen
Juvenile Protective Association
Chicago
Chicago Equal Suffrage League
Col. J. Hamilton Lewis
L. Hamilton McCormick
Bowen
Reppublican
Wenen
Col. Lewin
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Radium Institute
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Frank Avery
Roll Wear
Harry Blount
Evan Atu Varnish
Z.t.smith&son
Gol. Lewis’ Platform
Illinois
Castor
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Galesburg
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U National Bank
Union National
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Macomb
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