Brimfield Local Happenings and Notices
Local items report Miss Ida Clark visiting Camp Grove and Mrs. Samuel Foster visiting El Paso. Frank Harper of Kewanee visits Brimfield. several family visits and moves noted. School openings planned. teachers and principal named. Brimfield hosts fall lecture series with five entertainments priced to fit. Dairy Show premium list announced with extensive cash prizes and auction sales October 14–17.
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Brimfield
Scings
Slayton Lyceum Bureau
Slayton Tennesseeans
John B. Rat
Iowa Farm For Sale Near Town With Rail Access
An advertiser promotes a 290 acre Iowa farm one mile from a town of 2000 people with two railroads, a new eight room house, outbuildings, fruit, and pasture for 875 per acre on easy terms. It features 200 acres prairie and 90 acres rolling bluegrass with a spring that waters a township. J H 8, Englewood Farm, Moulton, Iowa, will meet buyers at the train.
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Illinois
Iowa
Iewa
Brimfield Prairie
J. H
Englewood Farm
Moulton
Englewood
Fragmentary Note Details Personal Proposals and Travel Fatigue
A garbled item mentions a man proposing marriage and a question about not tiring of traveling across the country. It references freight train contacts and a lived-in house, with unclear names or places.
Race States Popularized by Roosevelt Phrase
The passage discusses the phrase race death by own action and its origins in Roosevelt era rhetoric. It notes the expression was not created by the President but was popularized through his writings and remarks.
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United States
Roosevelt
Greed for office and reform titled reflections
A collection of maxims on manners politics and social behavior noting greed for office hypocrisy gratitude aging and human folly. The piece critiques how people claim knowledge judge others and handle disagreements while offering wry observations on temper, gender roles, luck, and petition signings. It reads as aphoristic commentary with dated tone.
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Ida Clark
Camp Grove
Mrs. Samuel Foster
el Paso
Frank Harper
Kewanee
Piease
Theo. Maxwell
Averyville
B. B. Catton
James Moore
John Grant
Old Settlers
Peoria
McClellan’s
Albert Haont
Jubilee
Mamie Jacobs
Peona
Geo Hall
A. J. Hawkes
Will Hawkes
BR. B. Marks
Elva
Farragut
E. W. Foster
Miss
Howarth Hindle
Memier Bros
John LaFollet
Crawford
East Peoria
H &. Johnson
Chicago
Johnson
Mesa Alice Hinderlighter
Elmwood
Olive Herriot
Hernett
Miller'a Park
Bloomington
Oscar Heinrich
George Sturch
Mr Sturch
Social Athletic Association
Lucan Butta
Wail Roy
Bourbonnais
St Wateur College
Manville
J W Smith
Pointa
Ma CG Farnum
Jor Farnum
Jones College
Air. Buchanan
L McDermott
Mary Watson
Kansas City
Florence Stansbury
Constable G N Phares
Elwood
Charles Hayward
Teachers’ Institute
Peoria County
Bradley Polytechnic
H A
Bloody
Louise
Caroline
Henrietta
Cropsey
Fairbury
Jobo Phares
Trenton
Ohio
Mr. Phares
G. R. Phares
J H Phares
Ernest Marshall
Cando
N. Dak
C. B. Moore
Susie Filley
May Hayes
Mise Florence Archer
Fiora Bowman
Prof. Campbell
W E Kelly
Missouri Exchange
Mitt
Dr. Shoop
Harry Moore
Tiskilwa
Glen Harold
Lawrence
J W Johnson
Milan
Kansas
Rev. B. Pacey
Cc. L. Dongan
Hhs
Mrs. Tryner Lackland
Elgin
M. E. Parsonage
O. E. Root
Margaret
Fannie Porter
Edgar County
Benjamin Hamilton
Thos. Kenyon
Stockton
Calif
Jes. Almon
Catherine
Jas McDonough
R. Clark
Frank Buck
John
Brumfield
China
Knoxville
Shoep
Dr Shoep
Racine
Wie
Grand Junction
Memphis
Willie
Bolivar
Express
Hardamenan Free Press
Emmfield
Yatesty
Blair
Mr Craig
Yates City
Bromfield
Craig
George Shelton
Princeville
George
Gazette
Lewis
Henry Shelton
Claude Ewing
Anti-Saloon League
Y. M
Camden
N. J
Mr. Ewing
J. F. Burke
New Jeresy
L. R. Horton
Springfield
Peoria Herald- Transcript
Claude A. Stone
Union Stock Yards
Ealea
E. Ladendorf
Washington 8
C. W. Winne
THE
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Carl B. Moore
Jones Business College Traetr
S. R. Buchanann
Jones Business College
Cor. S. Jefferson Ave
Harrison St
Pron, Ill
Dtufays
Memler Bros
Atchison Globe Sights
Ravery
Shottey
Ted
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