Local News Highlights From Galesburg Area
Shipping association stocks loaded yesterday. Illinois State Fair runs September 13 to 20. O G Griswold to take barber exam in Moline. Mrs Josie Mason of Calamus Iowa visiting sister Mrs Griswold. Measles at Ralph Balk and Jacob Green homes. Thomson Lodge 559 to meet January 29 for work. Bert Grim and John Carroll handle show Saturday eve. Weather deemed very cold with old bobbin routes. B R Lewis family quarantined for smallpox. case mild with doctors monitoring. Burlington Railroad president spoke at Savanna depot. Marshal Demick and Dep Groharing raid notice corrected. Bemick not raiding party. Mrs Hastings exposed to smallpox. substituting by Mrs Foster Stagg. Refer Review to friends. potential $1.50 value offer. Don Hall in serious condition after burst appendix near Galesburg. hospital in Hannibal. Ward Hall and Henry Hall notified. Dixon Ward Hall visiting. Doctors reportedly not overly encouraged.
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Don Hall
Galesburg
Lasteek
Hannibal
Henry
Ward Hall
Dixon
Births in Fulton and by Reyolds Parents announce newborns
Mr and Mrs Wesley Rey olds are the parents of a boy born Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Glen Goble of Fulton announce the birth of a son.
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Wesley Reyolds
Glen Goble
Fulton
Argo-Fa Club Holds January Meeting and Local Updates
The Argo-Fa Club held its regular January meeting with many attendees. The group donated ten dollars to the church for expenses. Ice harvesters delivered ice for Chas Bachman and the Dittmar store. Several residents were ill including Helen Kenyon and Mrs Eva Lathrop. Hogs from Mose Moyer Thos Hansen and Rudolph Holmes shipped to Chicago. L G Lathrop leaves for two weeks in Pennsylvania to visit his mother. Mrs Collinson bought a residence in Fulton and will move soon. Julius Dombdey plans a closing out sale and move to Argo. Morris Oleson rented the farm. Farmer Institute officers meet Tuesday at County Agent Bliss office. Argo to be represented for institute events. Ned Turner ill with a bearing in head. Alfred Williams set closing cut sale for February 22.
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Julius Dombdey
Argo
Morris Oleson
Farmer Institute
County Agent Bliss
Ned Turner
Alfred Williams
Two Free Tickets At A-Muse-U At Each Show
The A-Muse-U theatre overhauled picture machines with new parts for better projection. Beginning this week, a complimentary ticket for ladies and gentlemen will be given at each show. One name appears in the Review ad and another on the iscreen from the previous show. bring the Review ad to the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A-Muse-U
Annual State Farmers Institute Meeting at Dixon
The Farmers Institute for Illinois will meet in Dixon on February 19 to 21 with speakers including Dr. H J Waters Lorado Taft Evward and J R Howard. Carroll county plans a large delegation. A Republican candidate Alfred S Bab from Shannon is noted for future qualifications. Sample copies of the Review are being mailed with subscriptions offered.
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Farmers Institute For
State of Illinois
Dixon
H. J. Waters
Kansas College of Ariculture
Lorado Taft
Evward
Ames
J.R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Carroll County
Boyle
Shannon
Alfred S. Babb
Thomsonites
Burning Sands Screen Brawl Impresses Audiences
Milton Sills and Robert Cain stage a fierce match in George Melford's Burning Sands. Wanda Hawley stars with Sills as a desert romance unfolds amid danger and a fatal clash with the renegade Barhhampton, supported by Jacqueline Logan and Louise Dresser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Sills and
Robert Cain Mix
Battle Royal
George Melford
Paramount
Burning Sands
Milton Sills
Robert Cain
Legion Stadium
Wanda Hawley
Mr. Sills
Miss Hawley
Daniel Lane
Mr. Silk
Barthampton
Lane
Barhhampton
Sealed bids sought for county road equipment sale
Notice states sealed bids will be received by the committee named below until 1 30 p m Friday February 8 1924 for ten patrol graders ten slip scrapers one large tractor and one large road grader. Bids to be submitted to the committee or S C Campbell county superintendent of highways Mt Carroll Illinois. Bids read aloud in the supervisors room at the courthouse Mt Carroll Illinois. Committee members J J Sheridan Harry Spearman Alexander Hammond O M Meyers Wm Fisher.
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S. C. Campbell
Mt. Carroll
Ilinois
Court House
J. J. Sheridan
Methodist Church Thomson Schedule and Welcome
The Thomson Methodist Church lists Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. and Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. A preaching service at 7:30 p.m. centers on the theme Christian Warfare. The note invites men to Bible class and extends a welcome from Clark Williams to all.
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Thomson
Epworth
Patrolman applications open for Carroll County road work
Notice invites applications for patrolmen to maintain 97 12 miles of State Aid Road in Carroll County. Applications available from the committee or County Superintendent S C Campbell in Mt Carroll Illinois. Deadline 9 30 Friday February 8 1924 with committee meeting in the courthouse. Barry Spearman M Meyers. Specials advertise clothing at reduced prices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Thomson Review
Foster L. Stagg
Illinois
the Shipping Association
O. G. Griswold
Moline
Mrs
Josie Mason
Calamus, Iowa
C. C. Griswortd
Ralph Balk
Jacob Green
Bert Grim
John Carroll
B. R. Lewis
Burlington Road
Savanna
Marshal Demick
Dep Groharing
Ening
Mr. Bemick
Hastings
Hasen
Argo-Fa Club
Church
Chas Bachman
Dittmar
Sagner
Helen Kenyon
Eva Lathrop
Edna Carroll
Robert Hicks
Mose Moyer
Thos Hansen
Rudolph Holmes
Chicago
L. G. Lathrop
Penn
State Farmers Institute
Fifth Avenue 2
Second Street
Towle and Hypes Co
Mah Jong
All America
F. Roe Cramer
Clinton
Iowa
Jacqueline Logan
Louise Dresser
Winter Hal
Harry Spearman
Alexander Hammond
M. Meyers
Wm. Fisher
Clark Williams
County
J. Sheridan
Barry Spearman
Lboy
Army
J.M. Fay & Son
Victor Records
Fulton, Illinois
First National Bank of
Lyons Clinton
Lyons Savings Bank
Lyons
C.E. Kennedy
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