Auction Planned for Chadwick National Bank Building
The Chadwick National Bank building is to be sold at auction next Wednesday afternoon. Depositors may receive a dividend from RFC proceeds, with an estimated payout and a separate fund for future deposits. A public sale attracts speculation on the bid, expected to range from seven hundred to fifteen hundred dollars. A $25 prize is offered for the nearest correct bid, with ballots available at the bank.
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Ational Bank
Chadwick
Nektonal Bank
Athwest
Barthang
Auclian
Davis
Thay
Boitos
RFC
Plac
Local Rural Notes on Roads Farms and Court News
Fragments describe road work by Otto Randolph Co and bridge changes near Clarence Cooper’s place. Mention is made of local attendance at a Sundae visit, hospital progress for Mrs John Voly, a funeral cortege to Clinton, and various farm tasks. A farmer notes poultry management and tuberculin testing. An old man jokes about his wife’s requests for money as days pass.
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Joby
Clarence
Wis
Gresand
Chet
Mt Carroll
Bavair
John Voly
Clinton Hospital
Bobby Hicks
Achiol Mondiv
Inc Fie
Clinton Jlo
Arvo Ceneters
Joe Larson
Hige
Bern Wartvac Fm
Ned Turner
Allin Mills
Houe
Savanna
Foramen
Otto Randolph Co
Thomson
Cong
WeCarthy Company
Carroll Farm
Wesley Kees
Hull
Otto Randolph Company
Lamb Field
Clarence Cooper
Johnson Creel
Howgtr Randolph Company
Wesent
Tia
Comneten
Fragmentary verse fragment from Walter Savage Landor
A garbled quotation fragment speaks of fate and longing, with lines about rainbows, dewy skies, and pleading for a friend to come clean. The text appears as partial, noisy OCR with mixed punctuation and mis-spellings.
Weather slows poultry market and sales slump
The weather chilled demand and triggered a rush to sell poultry as producers report lower prices and crowded markets. Farmers note overhang from prior shipments, with many springs sold slowly while others moved at reduced rates. A Piedras market participant remarked about $247 in pocket as bundles moved through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hes Springs
Changes in basketball rules reshape the game
A written notice outlines key rule changes. The three second offensive stay-in-spot limit will curb pivoting and crowding, widening play to sidelines and reducing stalls. Free throw reforms enlarge the circle and modify jump ball positions, affecting offense and posting dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cen Ralitas
Mani Chanses Tate
Jane
Iiem
Local Market closes as Elevator Coy notes, names fall
Markets Moifet yre we hoe as the Sa moe orpie ted. Vendors list Lanark Elevator Comm and Colchour Bros with prices. notes on produce like hens and spines. A spelling contest is announced with winners named. attendance and tardiness recorded for the month.
Fragmented Sand Ridge school notes and park scene story
A garbled OCR style piece references Sand Ridge Park, local schools, and community figures such as Sand Wiec recre and Arthur Thompson. It mentions weathered events, a Vib 2d Sopaine, and routine school days with various names, places, and activities, but overall content is unclear.
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Msa
Chinten
Sunny
Arthur Thompson
Savanna
Thompson
Bloomineton
Uhy
Drtla
Rome
Rupple
Wacker ml Meo 2alix Manning of uw pent Chursdays with het wot Mi unl
Wacker neighborhood notes detail events at a local gathering with residents Oswald Becker visiting Sterling and a mention of a birthday welcome for George Gite junior of Mr and Mrs Lew Guy.
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Manning
Red Wilke
Fey
al Savinna
Paty Powlard
Met Cium
Recktun
Pnt
Sterling
Harry Stnvie
Clarence Nets
Diunkte
George Gite
Lew Guy
Idna Lambert
Savanne
Oswald Becker
Wacker
Vinegar School Spelling Contest Attendance Record
November attendance record notes perfect turnout and a student scoring high in the Stanford Spell. December plans include a Christmas program on Tuesday December 24 inviting patients and Outings to attend. Clara E Daehler signs as parent.
Same Old Story Ros Women Are Swing My Wife Divorcing
A distressed note reports a Ros and her spouse facing a divorce, citing recurring conflicts. The speaker references a Stenog, a boss, and a directive about money, indicating a marital dispute over finances and control.
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Dirk
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Bonet
Mallet Agency
Carroll Iee
Furst National Bank
Straka
Gonnor
Wash
Argo F
Danne
Remne
Walter Savage Lander
Elliott's
New Wowk
Pana Nowov
Crudwick Elewitor
Lanark Elevator
Et Colchour Bros
Cam Fe
Crom
Parkhill School
Anatal
Runty
Eslmyer
Arnold Wierventa
Deve Passer
Else Rommers
Canal Doin Remmer
Vuginte Lingle
Harald Wiersema
Rasmond Tong
Elnora Wierema
Betty Line
Betts Benson
Betts Benson Geroli Deen Remmas
Jacob Flcats
Heney Mens
Carol Deets
Elore Repimer
Aenold Weer
Calvin Exhiage
Vira Lint
Wiss Walda
Dachler Teicher Lugma Lele
Tre Cg
Burindon
Wil
Tockers
Daly Dee
Jan Vinci
Lim't
Pots
Chicago
St Lows Tia
Jentons
Handel Bros
Chadwick, Ill
Nas
Seth
Ness
SV Pe
Ywis
Sony Ele
Centura
Petty
Sle
Taihk
Park School
Pee Sthon
Childean
Judd
Hestnus Park
Sasuke
Tive Vedin
Ate
Chestnut Park
She Park
Saent
Fui
Lion
Sceqol Ab
Williamson’s Rexall Drug Store
Fulton
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Vinegar School
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