Local Notices and Personal Assorted Items From Princeville Area
Old Settlers Reunion in Princeville on September 4 draws visitors Mrs M Cushing and Miss Nora Cushing travel from Princeville. Elmwood resident John B Reed dies recently. Cora Sharpnack and Jennie Gibbs visit their Goudy parents. D B Bury joins family gathering in LaHarpe. Harry Bennett, brother of Mrs Henry Armold, drowned in East Moline with few details. A minister's wife testifies about thirty homes over eight years. Missouri conference reference and Topeka X rays noted in closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Reed
Elmwood
Cora Sharpnack
Unionville
Iowa
Jennie Gibbs
Allerton
Willis Goudy
D. B. Bury
LaHarpe
R. Pacey
Harry Bennett
Henry Armold
East Moline
Eght Yesra
Topeka
Kaneae
Executor's Notice in Peoria County Probate Court
Elizabeth Jo Hindle executrix of James A Rindle seeks claims against the estate in Peoria County Probate Court at the Court House in Peoria during the September term beginning September first. Creditors must attend to have their claims adjusted as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jo Hindle
Peoria Tl
Jaly LI
Fragmented OCR Summary of Obscure Text
A garbled OCR fragment mentions medical terms and a possible vote or remedy context with scattered names and phrases. The readable content is minimal and lacks coherent events, placing difficulty in identifying a clear subject or outcome.
Doctor’s Remedy Cures Fifty Year Skin Ailment
A testimonial claims Dr Hobson's Ointment cured a long standing skin disease that troubled a patient for over fifty years. The letter from Kennet thanks the doctor and notes relief after using the treatment. Local addresses and names appear in the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson
Pfeiffer
Kickapoo Worm Ruler Advertises Child Worm Remedy
An old style ad claims Kickapoo Worm Ruler cures worms in children and improves appetite by removing worms. It warns worms cause fever irritability and growth stunting and urges purchase at druggists or by mail from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co Philadelphia and Saint Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalle
Indian Medicine Co
Philadelphia
The Sunday Record Herald as Ideal National Paper
The Sunday Record Herald claims Chicago produces the best newpapers with its own cable service and comprehensive sections. It highlights the Man day Record Herald for families, sport pages, fashion and domestic economy features, dramatic pages, humorous supplements, and a magazine section with prize stories by famous writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Record Herald
Chicago
New York
Hooday Record Herald
Forenga News
New York Herald
World
Journal of Commerce and Associated Preas
Manday Record-Herald
People's Institute of Domestic Economy
Wang
Dame
James O’donnell Bennett
Feliz Borowski
Record
Herald
Ita Mvala
Keruion
Record Herald
Vision of prudent leadership amid shifting winds
The text argues that some leaders cling to their own way despite others' views. It warns that inflexible policy makers fail to adapt to changing fortunes and opinions, and that sensible guidance requires considering multiple perspectives rather than stubborn certainty.
Odd Laws on Isle of Man Show A Mixed Legal Picture
The Isle of Man enforces no death duties property tax or land tax and has no factory laws or shop hour limits though gambling and usury are curbed by old rules. Widows have voting rights and half of a husband’s estate life interest. cigarettes and intoxicants were barred from sale to minors long before England. The top legal interest rate is six percent and debt imprisonment remains legal.
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Isle of Man
Manxzland
Man
England
A Philosophic Chinese and other campus musings
A mix of historical recollection and social notes. General Sickles recalls Civil War horrors and a cook in Los Angeles comments on calamities with pragmatic humor. Dr H Lucas Wentworth praises rational views on marriage while a humorous dinner quip defines bachelor status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sickles
Los Angeles
Plentee
H. Lucas Wentworth
Cleveland
Held In the Hospital
A brief interview fragment shows a patient reflecting on travel after an accident. The speaker notes slower recovery and longer time to recover, suggesting ongoing effects of injuries. No location or names are provided.
Unclear Exchange Described in Fractured Dialog
Fragmentary dialogue depicts a confrontation over raising hopes for further consideration. The speaker recalls being kicked on the toe by a male figure, suggesting tension and discontent without full context or names.
Cursory Remarks About a Dog Shooting Incident
A brief dialogue notes Jack had his dog shot after the animal appeared mad. The exchange questions the dog’s condition and the owner's reaction, suggesting a tense incident and immediate consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Mate
Bradley Polytechnic Institute Vocational School Opens
Peoria Illinois advertises Bradley Polytechnic Institute a shop school for boys and young men to learn drafting carpentry wood working and machinist trades. Enrollment begins in September with a card to Dr T C Burgess to receive a circular by return mail describing a rare opportunity.
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Tcc Burgess
Peoria
Illinois Gasoline Receptacles Law Enacted in 1913
The General Assembly of Illinois enacted a 1913 law effective July 1 requiring all gasoline retail receptacles to be red and labeled gasoline in contrasting letters not less than half an inch high. It bans nonconforming containers and imposes a fine of at least ten dollars for violations. Local gasoline dealers pledge adherence to the compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
State of
Illinois
Illlasa
Minister Praises New Life Pills For Constipation
Rev H Stubbenwoll of Allison Iowa extols Dr King's New Life Pills as a perfect regulator for liver and bowels. He claims they improve digestion and relieve constipation and urges readers to buy from Geo Howards at 25 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Stubbenwoll
Allison
Dr. King
Wolome
Geo Howard
Administrator's Notice of Estate of John McHugh
The administrator of the estate of John McHugh of Peoria County Illinois will appear before Peoria County Probate Court at the Court House in Peoria on September term to adjust claims. Creditors must file claims and debtors pay promptly to W H Adams administrator Peoria Illinois June 30 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McHugh
Peoria County
Milinos
City of
Peoria
W.H. Adams
Brimfield Church and Fraternal Groups Listings
Brimfield directory lists Brimfield area churches incl Brimfield Congregational St Joseph and Baptist parishes with service times and Sunday School details. Also includes fraternal orders such as M W A Camp 847Woodmen Lodge 94 Fraternal Reserve Life Association Brimfield Lodge 94 and K O P with meeting dates and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V Congregational Church
Geord W. Scott
Henry Memler
Young People’s Meeting
Fraternal Reserve Life Association
Brimfield Lodge
Woodmen Hall
E Vicxery
R Weexs
Allen Nursery Co. Seeks Men for Territorial Work
Rochester New York based Allen NurseryCo advertises immediate openings for men to represent the firm locally or on the road. Promises money in the work and urges applicants to apply at once to secure territory. 4m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Nursery CO
Rochester
N. Y
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Wingold Flour
Cady Bros
McCalls Magazine
Ny Athet
Salen F
Woloae Ue
Old Settlers
Reunivn
Princeville
M. Cushing
Nora Cushing
James A Rindle
Proteate
Peona County
Toucus Olds
Bette Free
NG Troubles
Geo. Howard
Notrae
Toyeney Cel
Oboe
Rhear
Tus Me
Maye
All
Deen Moog
Bagenia
Bo F. Kennet
Mollie
Bradley Polytechnic Institute
Peoria, Illinois
Brimfield Directory
M. E. Charch
L. F. Culom
L.G. Cady
Young People's Meeting
St. Joseph
A. Main Ville
Brimbeld Lastucti Curt’ of Sionor
Regina
W. A. Halt Agr
Keauxy
Pred Arber
M.W A
Brumfield Fire Company
Illage Hall
A. Pacey
L. G. Capy
Seo
Rorvat Nordxsors
Arnholt
M. W. A.hall
J. H. Canson
Oracle
Osakem Arpzr
Sec
Methodist Church
Epo Hegrium
Benj Elbe
K. O P
Zylka Lodge
M.W. A
Wisrticy Brothers Cordisly
R.E Bart
C W.k
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