Obituary of William L. Robinson and family line in Abingdon
Long obituary recounts William L. Robinson’s life from youth in Ohio to a Brimfield and Munson area farmer and church leader. It notes his marriage to Catherine J Hedstrom, residence in Henry County, and children including John F and Florence Coleman. Funeral details place at the Methodist church in Munson with relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Bunixson
L .Robinson
Ce Fe
Ohio
Julia Miley
Milrd
Brimfield
Pao
Pointer-Wineer
Obis
Marea Peal
Catherine J Hedstrom
Manson Township
Henry County
Heory
Re Hor Metestt
John F
Kangakee
Florence
God Brightoes
J. P. Pox
Fox
Sakku
New Illinois Game Law Opens Hunting Rules Across State
The General Assembly approves the Seale E Laws for game and regulations now in force. The State Game Commissioner reports hundreds of inquiries as the new law, with a public synopsis and placard, goes into effect. It details seasons for quail, rabbits, mourning doves, waterfowl, and protections on species, licenses, and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Thi
Wheeler
Ayuapela
Auburn
Ilinois
Brandreth's Pills Promoted For Digestion Boost
Invigorate the digestion and stimulate the liver with Brandreth's Pills a century old remedy. One or two nightly for a week usually suffices for constipation or dyspepsia. Purely vegetable laxative tonic sold in drug stores in plain or sugar coated form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandreth
Charm of the plain woman and the cure in Bitters
The article argues that charm comes from health not form and promotes Electric Bitters as restoring strength and vitality. It claims weak women gain bright eyes smooth skin and a beautiful complexion with the remedy. Guards E Wright, druggist, offers the product at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Wright
Lobeck Denies Nebraska Governor Bid Rumors
Henry Lobeck, Omaha comptroller and former Audoyser county official, denies plans to move to Lincoln or run for governor. He notes no serious thought given to residency change as speculation swirls about a Scandinavian candidate favored by Democrats in the next race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Lobsck
Lobeck
Omaha
Lincoln
Raernimaria
Johnson
Minnesota
Geneseo G C I Summer School Closes After Two Weeks
The Geneseo Collegiate Institute summer session ends July 13 with modest enrollment and solid work. Instructors include Gus S Brown history civics, Miss Magee geography physiology grammar pedagogy, plus room for a student list from Geneseo and surrounding towns. The state teachers institute will run August 5 to 10 in Galva with a $1.00 fee for non certificate holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneseo Collegiate Institute
Guss Brown
Miss Magee
H. J Pilagge
Allen Margart B. Colous
Ablin Kathryn
Kewanee
Anson Minnie
Black Ruth A
Atkinson
Bragg Grace M
Eric
Bowling Fawn M
Cambridge
Gertrude
Cameron W. D
Alexis
Coggins Mildred
Shefield
Cowell Fiora M
Altona
DeMeulenacre
Mary A
Cornwall
Durnmiaun Bessie M
Coal Valley
Ford Angeline
Sheffield
Hanault Emma B
Galva
Hannan
Cecilia
Geneseo
Hazrett Lauretta
Heflin Arthur
Woodhall
Holmstrom
Edith M
Geneseo Furstander
Hattie
Johnson Jennie
Molina
Kane Jennie
Mabtstedt
Lou J
Green River
Mattis Lizzie
Anoswan
Michaela Edyth
Moran Loretto
Mortenson
Agnes A
McMullen Florence
Ogden Grace
Ogden Hulda
Quick Minnie O
Samuelson Lillie C
Andover
Schreiber-Margaret
Schweninger Alite
Sherarrd May
Shilton
Grace
Skalberg
Rock Island
Stevens Baythe
Geneseo Swanson
Lillie E
Woodhull
Wachs
Wachtel
Elizabeth M
Genaseo Walker
Andover Social Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week
Mrs. Lundahl of Moline visits Swanson family while Chas Larson and wife tour local friends. Monmouth visitor Carl Anderson twirled for Sherrard last Monday. Ladies' Aid meets July 26 at John and Mrs Frederickson Cambridge. Lillie Samuelson returns from Geneseo summer school and will teach Charlson school. Family reunion at Bylander home last Saturday with many children. Lutheran Sunday school festival set for Aug 18 on church lawn. Mrs Earnest Schroeder bedbound this week. Fred Lamphere and relatives visit in town. Harry Fuller family guest at George Fuller’s. Town residents attend circus in Rock Island. Frank Warren and son from Davenport visit Ralph Smedley. Farmers fight weeds after rainy days. Mrs Thompson of Cordova visits with Isaac Frank’s family. Floy Pomeroy and children from Erie visit Walter Reiger’s sister. Sherman Collins has farm buildings painted by Arthur Welding of Erie. Mrs Fayette Martin travels to Dallas County to attend cousin Joseph Kelley’s funeral.
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Rock Island
Frank—Warren
Davenport
Ralph Smedley
Thompson
Cordova
Isaac Frank
Floy Pomeroy
Erie
Walter Reiger Sherman Collins
Arthur Welding
Fayette Martin
Dallas County
Iowa
Joseph Kelley
Dragging Roads Bill Affects Township and County Laws
State highway officials plan drag and repair rules under a good roads bill with seasonal and per mile limits. Counties outside townships may contract landowners for dragging at up to one dollar per mile and must keep a twenty foot width where possible. Columbus reports a large Indian chief with a package. the seller offers Rocky Mountain Tea for 35 cents.
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Stele Niche Way Commission
Board of
Highway Commission
Columbus
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
J. E. Wright
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William L. Rogues
Fridat
Celve
M. E
Munson
Abingdon
J.L Shively
Seale E Laws
Pormer Henry ‘Goum
Nebraska
G. CG. I. Summer School
the County Teachers’ Institute
Martin Luther
Teachers’ Institute
Valida Henry County
Mrs. Lundahl
Moline
Swanson Boys
Chas. Larson and
Wife
Carl Andersonvas
Monmouth
Sherrard
Ladies’ Aid Society—of-the -M.E. Church
John Frederickson
Lillie Samuelson
Charlson
John Bylander
Church Lawn
Earnest Schroeder
Fred Lamphere
Harry Fuller
George Fuller
trayvet-wilth _crew
Onca
Gensto
Carr, Ryder & Adams CO
Dubuque, Iowa
Ardeo
Chas. Hamann
Mutual
Illinois
Propie's
Lyon & Ransom
O. W. Lager & CO
Atkinson, Ilinois
Annawan
Deere & Co
Mandt, Avery and Moline
Ross Annawan
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