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Moultrie Moment of the Week

News Progress Posted on February 19, 2020 by webmasterFebruary 18, 2020

Pictured above is Minor school, which was located on the Birch farm in Jonathan Creek Township and north of Two-Mile school. The date of this photo is unknown. The women pictured are Ella Collins, Jenne, Nellie Kenney, Grace Bracken Dolan, Lucy Dolan and Zora Kenney. Please submit photos to the News Progress for future consideration. Originals will be saved for return or forwarded to Moultrie County Historical Society. If you have any other information, please contact the Moultrie County Historical Society at 217-728- 4085.

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News Progress Posted on February 12, 2020 by webmasterFebruary 12, 2020

Pictured above is the Brick School in 1892 which was located in the north east corner of section 14 Whitley Township about 2 mile north of Gays. It was a modern one room brick school. Please submit photos to the News Progress for future consideration. Originals will be saved for return or forwarded to Moultrie County Historical Society. If you have any other information, please contact the Moultrie County Historical Society at 217-728- 4085.

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News Progress Posted on February 5, 2020 by webmasterFebruary 5, 2020

Pictured above is Blue Front Cafe on W. Jefferson in Sullivan in the 1940’s. It was owned and operated by Albert & Cora Brown. Pictured are L - R: Nola Wren (cook); Mae Harmison, Bernice Reynolds & Cora Brown. Customer at counter is John Webb. Please submit photos to the News Progress for future consideration. Originals will be saved for return or forwarded to Moultrie County Historical Society. If you have any other information, please contact the Moultrie County Historical Society at 217-728- 4085.

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News Progress Posted on January 29, 2020 by webmasterJanuary 29, 2020

Pictured above is Billy Bryant’s auto dealership in Lovington around 1910. Please submit photos to the News Progress for future consideration. Originals will be saved for return or forwarded to Moultrie County Historical Society. If you have any other information, please contact the Moultrie County Historical Society at 217-728- 4085.

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News Progress Posted on January 22, 2020 by webmasterJanuary 22, 2020

Pictured above is the north side of W. State St. in Lovington around 1911. Please submit photos to the News Progress for future consideration. Originals will be saved for return or forwarded to Moultrie County Historical Society. If you have any other information, please contact the Moultrie County Historical Society at 217-728- 4085.

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News Progress Posted on January 15, 2020 by webmasterJanuary 15, 2020

This photo was published by MCHGS in “Moultrie Co. in the Steam Days”. It is the south side of E. Main St. Bethany around 1900. The first two buildings were owned by Joseph Dedman. The corner building was rented out but he ran a meat market out of the second building. He was known as one of the largest livestock owners in Moultrie and had a farm west of town. He owned several other properties in Bethany as well. The building on the end was a farm implement store owned by Dave Lindsay. Please submit photos to the News Progress for future consideration. Originals will be saved for return or forwarded to Moultrie County Historical Society. If you have any other information, please contact the Moultrie County Historical Society at 217-728- 4085.

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News Progress Posted on January 8, 2020 by webmasterJanuary 8, 2020

Pictured above is Dr. & Mrs. Stonewall Johnson’s home on W. Jackson in Sullivan (where Scott State Bank is now). The photo was taken about 1916. . Please submit photos to the News Progress for future consideration. Originals will be saved for return or forwarded to Moultrie County Historical Society. If you have any other information, please contact the Moultrie County Historical Society at 217-728- 4085.

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News Progress Posted on December 31, 2019 by webmasterDecember 31, 2019

Pictured above is the Masonic Home dining room circa 1930’s. Please submit photos to the News Progress for future consideration. Originals will be saved for return or forwarded to Moultrie County Historical Society. If you have any other information, please contact the Moultrie County Historical Society at 217-728- 4085.

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News Progress Posted on December 25, 2019 by webmasterDecember 24, 2019

Pictured above is the annual event of moving Santa’s house to the Sullivan square in 1957. Helping to get it located were George Harchous, James Rhoades, Paul Romano, Al Golden, Russell Slover and Glenn Lundy. Please submit photos to the News Progress for future consideration. Originals will be saved for return or forwarded to Moultrie County Historical Society. If you have any other information, please contact the Moultrie County Historical Society at 217-728- 4085.

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News Progress Posted on December 12, 2019 by webmasterDecember 12, 2019

Pictured above is C.S. Wright in 1911. He was one of six applicants for the position of rural mail carrier on route number one out of Lovington. Please submit photos to the News Progress for future consideration. Originals will be saved for return or forwarded to Moultrie County Historical Society. If you have any other information, please contact the Moultrie County Historical Society at 217-728- 4085.

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Moultrie-Douglas Contestants



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New royalty to be crowned
The Moultrie-Douglas County Fair Pageant will be held Monday, July 27th at 6:00 p.m. for Little Miss Fair Queen and 7:00 p.m. for Miss and Junior Miss Fair Queen located at the south track on the Mo-Do Fairgrounds. Vying for the title of Miss Moultrie Douglas Fair Queen are: Abigail Meyer of Tuscola, Addee Mulligan of Arcola, Sarah Rogers of Atwood, Ava Whitson of Tuscola, Addisyn Wilson of Villa Grove, Emma Spillman of Tuscola, Aymara Leal of Arcola and Katilyn Kirby of Sullivan.

Jr Miss Moultrie-Douglas contestants
Vying for the title of Jr Miss Moultrie-Douglas are: Harper Hale of Arthur, Brooklyn Bates of Sullivan, Sofie Reifsteck of Tuscola, Sophia Wilson of Arcola, Miley Rennels of Tuscola, Ava Warren of Sullivan, Tatum Faust of Pesotum, Maggie Meyer of Tuscola and Audrey Warren of Sullivan, pictured 2025 Jr Miss Moultrie-Douglas Quinn Chapman of Villa Grove.
Little Miss Moultrie-Douglas contestants
Vying for the title of Little Miss Moultrie-Douglas are: Everleigh Allen of Tuscola, Emelia Shelmadine of Tuscola, Arabella Butterick of Arthur, Josslyn Leigh Brown of Sullivan, Athalia Juliet Sanchez of Arcola, Myla Ro Oye of Arthur, Sophie Elliott of Sullivan, Rosie Smith of Villa Grove, Tinley Eads of Arthur, Alayna Guadiana of Arcola and Alexandria Brackemyre of Lovington, pictured with 2025 Little Miss Moultrie-Douglas Joslynn Steffens of Tuscola.


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