National association acquires rookeries across Atlantic states
The National association of Audubon societies has quietly bought or received gifts for rookeries in Maine, North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, and Louisiana. Over 50 colonies have been monitored this summer by guards hired by the society as part of its plan to protect posterity and posterity’s gratitude.
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National Association of Audubon Societies
Maine
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Louisiana
Annawan News Highlights Local People and Business
Annawan notes illness at Mrs Joseph Johnson and a wide range of local activity. Dr H L White traveled to Chicago on business. George Crosby of Boston undertakes house remodeling. J B Piner of Texas visits on business. Miss Olga Howlette and Miss Hattie Mae White attend local events. new fall shoes at Lager & Co. and Red Seal shirts at D F Barker. Community trips, farm work, implements sales, and a Ringling Bros. show outing are mentioned along with upcoming events at Annawan Implement Co. and the local chautauqua in Geneseo.
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Joseph- Johnson
Everett's -Drug-Store
Chicago
George Crosby
Boston
Alice-Knox-and-Hattie-Mae- White
Geneseo
J. B Piner
Texas
Morris Way
W. H. Holzinger
Ernest Green
Wyanet
Will Stevens
Fenno Dewey
Anna
Bradford
Olga Howlette
Hattie Mae White
Helen Kenney
Tiskilwa
Hugo Slater
W. L. Douglas
Lager & Co
Alice Knox
Hattie Mae
Charles DeBates
John Deere
Annawan Implement Co
von Ins
Moline
Rainy Moon
Grant Kendrick
Grant Humphrey
Roy Ray
H. D. Fitzkee
Henderson McChesney
Rock Island
McKnight
Silvis
Jine Ellery Corwin
Harry Wilson
Lou Stevens
Alpha
Ellery Corwin
T G [Everett
Gertrude
Anna Lamb
Ina Hull
H. D
Lee Wilson’s
Marget_Guthrie
Rockford
Mason
Lanfier
Bureau
Wheeneseo
Fulton
J. W. Seids
Annawan
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Seal of Minnesota
Eaco
Queen
Esther—Lager_&_ Co
Ill
Annawan Wins Two Games In Tight Scenic Showdown
Annawan swept a doubleheader with a 5 to 4 win over Hoop Pole and a 9 to 5 victory as Johnson struck out ten in one contest and Barthoman allowed five hits. Wilson scored the decisive run in the ninth after a tense ninth inning, with Darling arguing a safe call at first base.
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Johnnson
Barthaman
Wilson
Annawan
Corwin
Darling
Hippler
Johnson
H. P.O
E. Johnson
Jacobs
White
Mason
Humphrey
Barthoman
Hooppole A. H. P.O
A. E. Lamb
R. Mathis
Olmstead, Lf
Smith
H. Mathis
Baldwin
Local Notes and Advertisements from Annawan 1912
Moline visitations and travels populate the page with names like Hans Von Ins Fred McNeill and Miss Florence Verbeck. Local businesses Lager Co Barker Everett sell Edison phonographs records and farm equipment while community events list Lily Band meetings and an all day picnic at McLaughlin farm with sports and refreshments.
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Hans von Ins
Moline
Fred “McNeill
Northwest
Barker
Vienna
Fiair
Edison Phonographe
T. G. Everett
Edison
James
Keener
Katherine
Sheffield
King
Lager & Co
Hilman Lager
Geneseo
Oscar Lager
English
Peter van Huytte
Fargo
N. D
John Willett
Jessie ~Sigsworth
Kewanee
Jona
Annawan Implement Co
D. F. “Barker
Mary McNulty
Francis
William
Rockford
Margaret Guthrie
D. F. Barker
Hurlburt
Fulton
Dewie Burchfield
Annawan Homing Club
John McLaughlin
Annawan
Atkinson
Obituary of Mrs. Elizabeth Carroll Rose 1838 1912
Mrs Elizabeth Carroll Rose widow of F E K Rose died Saturday morning in Annawan at age 80. Born in Jasper County Ohio in 1838 she moved to Illinois in 1836 with her parents. She married B K Rose in 1854 and had four children two died in childhood. Funeral services were held from the home and Baptist church with burial at Fairview cemetery. She joined the Baptist church at 16 and was a lifelong member enjoyed care from daughter Mrs Clementz of Witte and others.
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E. K. Rose
Elizabeth Carroll Rose
FE KK Rose
Annawan
Elizabeth Carroll
Jasper County
Ohio
Illinois
B. K. Rose
Charles Clementz
William
Margaret Ellen
O P. Rose
Moline
C.W. Carroll
Los Angeles
Cal
Ellen Rockafeller
Summers
Iowa
O. P. Carroll
Hezekiah Rockafeller
Kewanee
The
Baptist Church
Fairview Cemetery
Wm. Lee
J. Lee
P. C. Prior
Frank Tompkins
Sheffield
James Green
Lida Tompkins
Myron Stone
Cards of Thanks for the Passing of Our Mother
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy and assistance during illness and at the passing of our beloved mother. Grateful for floral tributes and for those who assisted at the last rites including Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clementz and family and Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Rose.
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Chas. Clementz
O. E. Rose
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Ryan
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Kidney
Plymouth
Lee Wilson
J. van Hohenstein, Sr
J. Hohenstein, Jr
LeRoy
Thep.s
Mrz
Peter “van Verne
W. P. Baker
Farmers’ Grain and Supply Co
Roy
Emmett Brooks
Dr. Downs
Glen Park
Hiram
Pennsylvania
Barkers
Annawan, Ili
Gent
Houghton
Gunkle
Aees
Macafee
Dar White
MaAson
Masters
R. Boyd
Ae Johnson
Sere Thomas
S. Boyd
Tobin
Srise Lottie Riley
Mineral
Will , Boyd
Netta—Kerguson
James Menvell
Kewanee Shursday
Emma Browning
Lois ~McNeill
J. Riley
Congregational Church
Tople
South “America
Florence’ Ferguson
Gholt
Decatur
Thoriti
Childs
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