Public Farm Sale On Crowder Farm Near Zion Church
A public sale at the Crowder farm, also known as the Euna Lynch farm, will occur on Thursday November 4 1926 at 10 o clock. Live stock includes a bay mare roan mare and brown mare, two hogs, farm machinery such as a broad tire wagon and multiple plows, harness livestock gear plus a 18 tube Crosley radio. Lunch on grounds. terms 9 month time 7 percent interest 7 percent discounts. George A Smith owner John A Jennings auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Church
Vernon
Crowder Farm
Euna Lynch
Jack
George A Smith
John A. Jennings
Public Sale At Home East Of Patoka Flour Mill
A public sale will be held at the seller’s home located 1 2 miles east of the Patoka Flour Mill on Saturday November 6 1926 beginning at 10 00 o'clock. The notice provides sale action and location details for interested bidders.
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Patoka
Farm sale notice for Frank Seiple property
Listing of horses cattle milk producing Jersey cows and calves, miscellaneous items, farm machinery including wagons cultivators plows harrows harness and feed. Frank Seiple owner. Sale covers multiple livestock and farming equipment described with quantities. Public notice style reflects inventory details and ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowing
Frank Seiple
John A. Jennings
Pie Supper at North Fork School House
Community event announced for Friday night October 29 at the North Fork school house. The pie supper invites residents to attend.
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North Fork School House
Lamp v Lamp Affidavit Notice in Illinois Chancery Case
Public notice from Marion County Illinois state court states Lavern M. Lamp filed a bill of complaint against Fred W. Lamp in the 1926 December term. An affidavit of non residence for Fred W. Lamp was filed and a summons issued from the Circuit Court clerk.
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Marion County
Lavern M. Lamp
Fred W. Lamp
Circuit Court
Court Notice for Fred W Lamp December 1926 Returnable
Court returnable on the first Monday in December 1926 unless Fred W Lamp appears at the county court to plead answer or demur to the complainant's Bill of Complaint. If not, the bill's prayer will be confessed and a decree entered. Salem Illinois October 20 1926. Frank C Hensley Clerk. Holt Holt Complainant's Solicitor. October 22 29 November 5 12.
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Fred W. Lamp
Salem
Illinois
Frank C. Hensley
Holt & Holt
Salem mourns two deaths with burials in local cemeteries
Mrs. Chandler, longtime Salem resident and mother, died and was buried Thursday at Jones Cemetery. Ida Stewart, child of the Freyer family from St. Louis, died and was buried Friday at Patoka Cemetery.
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Ida Stewart
Freyer
St. Louis
Patoka
Democratic Meeting Held Here Tuesday Night
A Democratic gathering led by Congressman Arnold and candidates, plus resident Max Prill, met at the Legion Hall and dined at the Gray Hotel. The event drew a modest crowd due to light publicity, with attendees sensing a Democratic lean as they prepared for the upcoming election.
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Arnold
Max Prill
Centralia
Gray Hotel
Legion Hall
Illinois senatorial race statement on Brennan Magill Col Smith
A joint statement outlines the voter choice on election day regarding Brennan. It contrasts voting for Brennan with a full vote or a half vote for him via Magill or casting no vote through Col Frank Smith. It notes churches charging the Anti-Saloon League with determining the wet strategy.
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Brennan
Magill
Col
Frank Smith
Anti-Saloon League
Anti-Saloon League urges voting for Senator Smith in Illinois
The text calls for defeating prohibition in Illinois and urges voters to cast ballots on November 2 for Colonel Frank L. Smith for United States Senator. It is endorsed by F. Scott McBride General Superintendent and George B. Safford Superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League of Illinois.
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Egy
Illinois
Frank L. Smith
United States
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League of America
George B. Safford
Anti-Saloon League of Illinois
Local visitors and football plans noted
Leo Chandler of Cerro Gordo spends Sunday with home folks. Oscar Davis his wife and son dake will attend the Illinois Pennsylvania football game in Champaign on Saturday.
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Leo Chandler
Cerro Gordo
Oscar Davis
Dake
Champaign
Sims Urges Loyalty to Party in Senatorial Fight
Edwin W. Sims former U S district attorney for Chicago writes to Frank L. Smith urging staunch Republican unity for Illinois Senate race. Sims condemns alleged Republicans who refuse to back the party nominees and stresses the need to stay in or leave the party.
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E. W. Sims
McKinley
Smith
Republican Party Urges Unified Support For Nominees
A public statement urges Illinois Republicans to rally around the party nominees and avoid independent candidacies. The speaker praises Senator McKinley and notes the party’s Illinois majority supports the chosen candidate, calling for unity and adherence to party principles.
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Publican Party
Senator McKinley
Illinois
Chicago
Smith strengthens stance on the eighteenth amendment
Frank L. Smith, Republican nominee for United States Senator, addresses a Hamilton Club gathering in Chicago praising law and order and downstate support. He portrays opponents as antis aiming to wreck progress and urges continued Republican teamwork to uphold tariffs, foreign policy, and fiscal discipline. The crowd roars for unity and victory.
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Chicago
Hamilton Club
Cook County
Frank L. Smith
United States
Colonel Smith
Hlinois
Charley Barrett
George Harding
Joe Savage
America
Pate
Ise
Meador Family Visits and Homecoming Report
Mrs Meador returned home after a week with son Roy Meador of Maron. Mr and Mrs W L Hathaway with children visited relatives at Arnold Chapel Sunday. Marlin Meador of Decatur visited over the weekend with his father Lem Meador. Mrs W L Danbury returned to St Louis last Wednesday to aid sister Ida Stewart.
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Meador
Roy Meador
Maron
W. L. Hathaway
Arnold Chapel
Marlin Meador
Decatur
Lem Meador
W. L. Danbury
St. Louis
Ida Stewart
Toad Island Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Virgil Walker hosts her mother Mrs. Sarah Birley of Moweaqua with Mrs. Mary Bowers visiting Vandalia hosts. Lum Ballard injures shoulder at Floyd Carter home. Kenneth Crawford of Millisville visits uncle John Crawford. Elza Sharp buys Watson estate to move soon. Many Toad Islanders attend Pas toria show. Ernest Birley and Eugene Smith from Moncaqua visit en route to St Louis.
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Virgil Walker
Sarah Birley
Moweaqua
Ill
Mary Bowers
Oral Walker
Vandalia
Lum Ballard
Floyd Carter
Kenneth Crawford
Miliersville
John Crawford
Elza Sharp
Watson
Pastoria
Ernest Birley
Eugene Smith
Moncaqua
St Louis
Extra Services At M E South Church On Fifth Sunday
M E South Church plans extended services on Sunday October 31 the fifth Sunday. After Sunday School at 9 30 Rev J M Smith preaches Epworth League at 6 30 with Floyd Smith leading. Rev S M Spurgeon preaches evening. Revival opens at Zion Sunday morning with Pastor in charge until evangelist Rev Galway of Terra Haute arrives by November 8.
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M. E. Church South
J. M. Smith
Epworth League
Floyd Smith
S. M. Spurgeon
Zion
Galway
Terra Haute
Pentecostal Assembly Adopts Weekly Services Schedule
The Pentecostal Assembly lists Sunday School at 9:45, Sunday service at 11:00, evangelistic Sunday evening at 7:00, and Wednesday cottage prayer at 7:30. Services occur in Town Hall except prayer nights. Pastor J. H. Reeter invites all to hear Bro. Hoag on October 31, 1926.
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Town Hall
Bro. Hoag
Fostersburg McHaney and Vernon Omitted
The note states Fostersburg, McHaney and most of Vernon are omitted and will be used again next week.
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Fostersburg
McHaney
Vernon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Folks
Edwin W. Sims
New York
Ilinois
United Republican Party
Crosley
Super Tridyn
Patoka Hdw & Furn. Co
Toad Island
M. E. South Church
Pentecostal Assembly
J. H. Reeter
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