County Court Proceedings Show Guardian and Executor Filings
Leonard Belleen Judge A. W. Lindstrom guardians Sel Tag Lindstrom and others present inventories and proofs of notice to creditors. Executrixes and administrators report appraisals, balances, and final distributions. appointments, private sales, and probate actions are approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Belleen
A. W. Lindstrom
Sel- Tag
Lindstrom
Harriett A. Clark
Scotto Clark
Otto L. Samuelson
Johanna Samue Gen
Lalla R. Cooper
Geo. A. Cooper
Jennie Wiedenhoeft
Owen
F—Gierhart
Thos. E. Thompson
J. W. Edwards
Quenoria Day
George Day
Wm. C. Attwater
de Bonis Non
Jean Young Wallace
Frans Kiene
William Kiene
Leroy Snider
Rollin F. Snider
John H. Turner
Joseph Turner
Amanda Erickson
Peter J. Ericson
Amanda Ericson
P. H. Neville
A. P. Nelson
Albert Schneider
Annette Alveria Noyd Ericson
Lewis Noyd
Jonas W. Olson
Carrie L. Olson
John Headland
John Eric Nord
Eskil Magnuson
Albert Nordgren
Jonas Granell
John A.larson
Watertown Hospital Report Details Strong Conditions
The state board of visitation reported Watertown hospital in good condition after a March 22 inspection of the large annex. They praised staff for kindness, noted some patients not proper wards of the state, and recorded March admissions paroled releases and fourteen deaths through March 22. Dr. C F Read recently became assistant superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Visitation
L W Simonson
W. C. Galloway
G. H. Huntoon
Charities Commission
Springfield
Watertown Hospital
Board of Visitation
C. F. Read
A. H. Dollear
Perfect Health After Treatment by Drs Walsh Davenport
A 50 year old man reports fourteen years of good health after treatment by Drs Walsh of Davenport Iowa. He details prior catarrh nervous breakdown back pain weak kidneys and indigestion and credits the doctors with restoring health after months of care. Free examination and set office hours are offered at 124 West Third Street Davenport Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Walsh
Davenport
West Third Street
Cordova
Illinois
Walsh
St. Anthony’s Hospitals
Woman creditsElectric Bitters for saving life
Mrs. Laura Gaines of Avoca Louisiana says four doctors gave up on her but her son urged the use of Electric Bitters. She reports renewed health and praises the remedy, noting benefits for fainting dizziness backache headache weakness and related ailments. Sold for 50 cents at J. E. Wright's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Gaines
Avoca
J. E. Wright
Carved by Lincoln Presented to State Library
Wm Morgan of Taylorville presented to the State Library at Springfield a carved log artifact bearing the inscription Abe Lincoln March 7 1832. Lincoln lived nearby where the log was found in 1831 and was 23 then. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as a cleansing tonic for skin eruptions and impure blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Morgan
Taylorville
State Library
Springheld
Abe Lincoln
Lincoln
Neghborhood
Notice to Hunters on Briar Bluff Premises
A 1910 notice from Tim Downing Jr and others forbids hunting fox, coon, or any game on their Briar Bluff premises after the date stated. Trespassers will be prosecuted under the law. Signed by Downing, Williams, Smith, Bradley, Max Smith, Kicksey on November 11, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Downing, Jr
Do. le Wiliams
Chas. Smith
Jas. Bradley
Max_Smith
Wm. Kicksey
Briar Bluff
Hunting Forbidden: landowners pledge to prosecute trespassers
A landowners’ group signs a pledge forbidding hunting fishing or trapping on their farms without permission and vowing to prosecute trespassers. Signatories include Alex Johnson Carlson Bros Dick Sibbon John Swanson Co F Wolever E H Stemberger and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Johnson
Carlson Bros
Dick Sibbon
John Swanson
F. Wolever
E._H.Stemberger
Westland Bros
Walter L. Loomis
W. R. Bollen
R. M. Bessee
John Allen
Frank. S. Haynes
C. J. Johnson
W. S.jveimer
Wm Bentley
Emmet Brooks
Fred L. Johnson
Lars Peterson
Andrew Lewis
Johnson
A. J. Jackson
Chas. Stevens
Old cedar fence sold for 2000 to pencil firm in Jackson county
An antique four mile long cedar fence, over 75 years old and enclosing a 700 acre farm in Jackson county, fetched 2000 from a pencil company. The seller notes the fence contains about 500000 pounds of cedar material and will be turned into pencils, illustrating cedar's rising value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Zephir
Paladin
Canat
Lavater
Champeaux
Iago
Utopia
Superior
Favor
Vieux Chaslin
Coco
Mignon
Jean le Blanc
Juliet
Dominant
Blenfaisant
Vermouth
Vidocq
Coco—Il
Secr Ory
JF. Paperteen
Geneseo
Harn
Jackson County
Birmingham
Ala
Age Herald
The Farmer and the Ancient Charm of Tillage
The article extols the farmer as central to labor and natural order. It links farming to historic nobility and the origin of civilization, noting the farmer’s close connection to land and sustenance and Emerson’s remark on the calling’s sacred nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Dean's Ointment Cures Piles After Years of Suffering
Itching piles provoked profanity but the product promises relief. Dean's Ointment claims to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles and is available at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
School Law Rules on Equal Suffrage for Women Voters
A historical note outlines voting rights for women in school elections. It specifies age, residency, and nationality requirements, detailing when women may vote on school bond issues or for certain officers while excluding candidacy for superintendents. The text emphasizes constitutional officer status and that eligibility follows state law.
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J& B Moss
G. A. Tel
Heath & Son
Annawan, Ill
Maple City
Hercule
Kaaba
Wein
Rich
East Main Street
Charles Larson
DR. Walsh
Julius Olson
Geneseny Aitnote
Shoerthorns
Berglund Bros
Frince
Colona
Nena
Feller, Nervigor
Strose
Veicarl
Gatra
F. A. Peterson
Durham
D.3. Brown
Timothy Hay
Timothy Hayinbaro
Gencseo
D.S. Brown
OLD
Tone Bros
Des Moines
Jons Millers
Spiras
Orville Rock
Lydia E. Pinkham
Paw Paw
Mich
Ann Arbor
Rockport
Ind
Lydia LE. Pinkham
Margaret Meredith
Guidod
E. Pinkham
Stele
Justine
Pinkham
Lynn
Lass