Grange Hall at Ideal and the Prairie Union Lyceum Society
The old Grange Hall at Ideal, built in 1864 on land tied to the first Ideal schoolhouse, served as a community gathering place hosting dances, meetings, and farm cooperative activity through the Grange and later the Prairie Union Lyceum Society. Notable figures include Rufus Fields and Clive Sutherberry, with debates on politics and economy and the Hall eventually sold to a dwelling after years of use.
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Prote Uion Tlyceum Society
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Prairie Union Lyceum
F P Kenyon
Argo-Fa
Prairie
The
Prairie Union Society
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Anna Gill
Nat Hamedew
Miles Newell
Orra Marshall
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Ry Field
Garden Plain Church youth event draws crowd in rain
The young peoples class at the local church staged an entertainment Friday evening despite rain and bad roads. A crowd attended and twenty five dollars was realized. Mrs Will George hosted the ladies and society at her home last Friday. Teachers plan to attend the Institute at Rock Falls Thursday and Friday. Mrs S E Sweet will host the missionary society Friday afternoon. Miss Nettie Knappe will visit her brother Rolin Sheridan and nephew Clarence in Chicago soon.
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Will George
Ladies and Society
Rock Falls
S E Sweet
Missionary Society
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Clarence
Chicago
Wrigley Defends Advertising On Fast Moving Train
William Wrigley Jr was a passenger on a Southern train when a fellow traveler suggested cutting advertising for a year. Wrigley replied that advertising is the engine of business, indispensable to keeping the train and the company moving at high speed.
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William Wrigley
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Wrigley
Contentment in Wealth Quote Echoes True plenitude
A brief maxim notes that true wealth lies in contentment rather than surplus. It reflects on riches as sufficient when need is met, avoiding desire for more. The saying attributed to Chrysostom emphasizes inner wealth over external abundance.
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