Geneseo visit highlights and local notices
Geneseo visitors Goldie and Jessie Huber called Saturday. Geneseo guests attended a residence school event in Shefield. Mr Hoover of Geneseo accepted a Bureau position in Princeton. local social rounds featured Miss Kathryn McMahon’s school program with fundraising. Also notes on Dr Shoop products and community tumbles with multiple local names and events.
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Goldie
Jessie Huber
Geneseo
Niles
Thomas
L. White-acre
Buffalo
Oscar Hoover
Dr. Shoop
Bessie
Marie
Genevieve-McMahon
Kathryn McMahon
Albert Sand
Sheffeld
Governor pressed legislature amid political strife in state
The Paris Beacon notes the governor who backed key laws on local option and civil service, rallying the legislature under pre election pledges. Galesburg Republican papers praise the administration, citing 38 reforms from training schools to improved nursing, records, and building projects.
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Steckmene Op Decrol
Paris
Galesburg
Republican
Illinois Primary Bill Sparks Political Buzz in State
The legislature passed the Oglesby direct primary bill favoring plurality nominations. Gov. Denten led a winter campaign for the law, earning public support and praise for a clean economical administration. The governor seeks renomination as voters respond affirmatively.
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Hlinois
Deneen
Carlinville
Gratitude for Timor Joliet Leader Across Counties
The article lauds a state leader who would deserve voter gratitude in every city and county if able to push through a primary bill despite an unwilling legislature. It emphasizes loyalty and public support across districts.
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Timor
Joliet
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Women
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is touted as highly effective for women’s health with countless testimonials. The Lass Laboratory houses over a million letters from women stating cures, claiming it saves many from surgery and uses roots and herbs without drugs.
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E-Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lass
State wards deserve proper oversight not rumor fueled claims
The editorial denounces reports of mistreatment in state institutions as mostly false accusations spread by former workers and skeptics turned critics. It argues for governance by the governor and board of charities rather than a legislative committee that supposedly visits institutions for other aims.
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Board of Charities
Carlyle Union
Ranner
Fragmentary OCR Note on Illinois Politics and Republicans
Fragmented text mentions Illinois and Republicans with unclear context. It references political stance or arrival of a figure, but specifics are obscured by OCR errors and lacks identifiable names, dates, or outcomes.
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