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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
1
The monthly report lists students on the honor roll for no absence or tardiness with 80 percent scholarship and 90 percent deportment across sessions. It records 88 enrolled, 36 average daily attendance, 8 tardy marks, and honors names across grades plus 14 day and 17 day sessions with various roll totals and attendances.
Democratic voters Brimfield Township meet at village hall on March 16 at 3 p m to name candidates for township offices. Republican voters Brimfield on March 15 at 2 p m to name candidates. Jubilee township Republicans meet at the Townhouse March 14 at 2 p m to name candidates. Jubilee Democrats meet at the Townhouse March 15 at 2 p m to name township candidates. By order of Committee.
Mr and Mrs Bennett hosted a reception for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their Jubiles home. Guests were served and gifts included a solid silver set of goblets and forks. The event doubled as a farewell as the Bennets plan to relocate, with several attendees staying for evening cards. Mr Monley remains seriously ill while Mrs Nicholls improves. Miss Olive Stewart is ill with measles.
Lees Pharmacy Chico Calif endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as safe and non narcotic for coughs, highlighting it as a trusted remedy amid townwide concern. The statement comes from Ao Jones of Lee Pharmacy and mentions Poley's Honey as a related product from the same producer.
Richard Pacey as executor announces probate court appearance in Peoria County at the Court House for the April Term on April 7 to adjust and settle all claims against the estate of Ann Catton deceased of Peoria Illinois. Notices to attend and present claims are requested. February 11, 1913.
A suffering woman endures backache, headaches, and sleepless nerves. The ad claims Foley Kidney Pills quickly ease pain and restore health, urging every woman to try them. It also asserts Americans are the greatest meat eaters among nations.
A Georgia school principal from Sylvania shares that stomach liver and kidney ailments caused his rheumatic pains and that four bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. The advertisement asserts relief from stomach liver and kidney disorders and recommends the remedy priced 50 cents and one dollar, endorsed by Ge Howard.
A Brimfield Illinois agent promotes the Jaeger Vacuum Cleaner as a practical first class cleaner with a reasonable price. The advertisement notes price of $6001 and claims one half dozen units on hand ready for orders.
A note directs readers to call or write to Monica for information on reasonable terms, part of a broader state program. The terse notice emphasizes guaranteed affordability and accessible contact methods. It presents minimal details beyond the contact point and the assurance of fair terms.
Brimfield Gazette notes a Saturday event December 7 1878 by the Programme Literary Society. Entries include music debate with the statement That the glory of America exceeds her shame, affirmatives Harry Lovett John Johnson, negatives Jos Harker George McCabe. Intermission Muanc select reading Miss Susie Stansbury declamation George Carson recitation Miss Flora Fast oration E R Riatine and Edwin Wiley exercises at 730 sharp five cents at door society members and ladies admitted free.
Healing claims abound for Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a remedy for skin diseases, burns, and bruises. A Gladwin man cites twelve years of ailment and $400 spent on doctors before finding cure. endorsement by George Howard supports its use at 25 cents.
J A Hayes Peoria County Ohio announces regular teacher certificate examinations at the courthouse third Friday and Saturday after October January April and July starting 8 PM. The plan lists specific subjects by day with allowances for First grade candidates and counts grades from Illinois State Normal School toward county exams. Office location noted as fourth floor courthouse room 42 Peoria, Il.
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