Obituary of Wittman L Neguaks Neumann Family Pioneer
William O Neumann a long time Weller township resident died at 83 after a life spanning Germany the United Kingdom and the United States He married thrice and left 4 children 26 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild He was a member of the German Lutheran church and Cambridge Lodge No 49 A F and A M Funeral services were at his home led by Hay W H Witter then burial at Red Oak Cemetery
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Wittman L. Neguaks
Weller Township
William O. Neumann
Germany
London
England
Jane Oot
Clinois
Mary A
William
Dartford
Washington
Chas
Creighton
Neb
Hugo
Center
Skebd
Neumann
Caroline Hoar
Lena J
Manhall
Homestead
Penn
Sophia M
Mahaffey
Clover Township
Frederick S
Bazile Mills
Frank H
Anna L
Herman
Kate Moony
Wolley Neumann
Oakland
Nub
J. Neumann
Wymore
Gagne County
Nebraska
Jacob J. Neumann
Des Moines
Iowa
Sophia Poppy
Munchball
German Lutheran Church
Cambridge Lodge No 49
A. F
A. M
Fremont
Hay
W H. Witter
Cambridge
Red Oak
Notice to Hunters Propose Sunday Hunting Ban in Geneseo
Local landowners threaten legal action against Sunday hunting, vowing to prosecute offenders and deny farm access. The group, led by J M Costello and Joos Scanian among others, demands no trespassing on five days and bans hunting on Sundays in their neighborhoods.
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Geneseo
J M. Costellto Joos
Exwest
D. Renes He
Local Social Notes From Joslin and Surrounding Areas
Measles sickness affects the Rosen children. Miss Sarah Walker travels from Hillsdale via tor. Frank Tinsman and wife visit Hillsdale. Alex Dunbar sick but improving. Mrs A Dunbar hosts mid week gathering. Mrs E E David visited relatives in Moline. Miss Clara Heald staying with sister Frank Joslin. Mrs Fiora Johnson and Ion visit Erie. Forest Allsbrow and Loren Saane spend weekend in countryside. Mrs D S Adams learns agent Zeigier died in Pon Byron. Charles Ward of Motina visits Joslin to see sister Mrs 4 C Adams.
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Sarah Walker
Hillsdale
Frank Tinsman
Alex Dunbar
A. Dunbar
Oery
E. E. David
Moline
Clara Heald
Frank Joslin
Fiora Johnson
Ion
Erie
Forest Allsbrow
Loren Saane
D S Adams
Zeigier
Byron Charles Ward
Motina
Jos
4.C Adams
Eminent Doctors Laud Unicorn Root in Favorite Prescription
Editorial excerpts hail Unicorn root and Golden Seal root as key ingredients in Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. We read statements from medical figures praising uterine health benefits and tonic effects, noting relief for back pain, leucorrhea, amenorrhea, anemia, and digestive issues.
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Br. Pierce
John Fyfe
The
Eclectic Medical Review
Helenias
Pierce
Finley Ellingwood
M Bennett Medical College
Chicago
J. John M. Scudder
M. D
Cincinnati
Probate Court Final Reports and Adoptions in 1906 Cases
Final reports and actions from a probate court include discharge of administrator C G Rydman with equal receipts and disbursements of 498.89, appearance of L M Frew for Thomas Frew claims, and proof of death for Hugh Cunningham leading to appointment of F B McArthur. Petitions for adoption by Cassius and Margaret Genung granted for Joseph McGee. several administrators consent to claim allowances. naturalization issued to Nels W Bard. various sale reports and bond actions noted.
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C. G. Rydman
Hkeport
Il. M. Frew
Thomas Frew
Mary A. Reilly
Hugh Cunningham
F. B. McArthur
F. C. Zimmerman
J.M Costello
Phineas Morrow
Nels W. Bard
Wm. I. Tate
Sarah A. Bosbrook
Cassius Genung
Margaret Genung
Joseph McGee
W. H. Holzinger
Jacob Billiet
W.H. Holzinger
J.D
Eva R. Dickinson
Howard Raymond Dickinson
Breathing Power and Cures Reported by Ohio Woman
Mrs Ora A Stephens of Port Williams Ohio credits three bottles of Dr King s New Discovery with stopping a two year cough and curing consumption fears She notes its effectiveness for throat and lung troubles The remedy priced 50 cents to 1 00 is guaranteed by J E Wright druggist and a free bottle is offered
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Ora A Stephens
Port Williams
Dr. King
Moe
J E. Wright
River works and local moves fill Hillsdale Post
Kempsterville crews haul bogs to Hullsdale as river high water disrupts docks. Bennet relocates family to Wilder place across the river. Bridges threatened by meltwater. mail service resumes after four weeks, roads remain icy. Sterling sea forge noted at Gomo with one bridge span.
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Ropp Bros
Hullsdale
W. S. Bennet
Kodol
J. E. Wright
P. W. Kempster
Bert Sturtevant
Prophetstown
Sterling Sea Forge
Inlace
Gomo
Sterling Bridge
Trafic
Hillsdale Post
Community Notes From Geneseo Arearow of Short Visits
Geneseo area social and travel notes list visits by Thoms Carse Charles Knorr Miss Clara Rentner and others to Geneseo Moline Colona and East Moline. School in Henry Hand district closed. Several residents aided by repairs and gardening while others discuss home versus northern travel and local weather. An advertisement touts DeWitt Witch Hazel Salve.
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Thoms Carse
Geneseo
Charles Knorr
Moline
John Ague
Hanna
Benjamin L. Deem
Jos Elingsworth
Edna Pierson
East Moline
Charles Johnson
Istrad
Mamie Milem
Colona
Hart
Frank J. Deem
Charles Deem
B. L. Deem
E. C. DeWitt &Co
Chicago
DeWitt
J. E. Wright
Frank Henninger
Phenix
Frank
O. K
Women Most Affected as Hospitals Stay Crowded
Mrs Pinkham offers hope with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women suffering from pelvic pain nervous exhaustion and related female disorders. Letters from Seattle and others praise the remedy claiming tumor cures without surgery and inviting readers to seek free advice from Lynn Mass.
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Qtr
Luella Adams
Seattle
Wash
Mrs. Pinkham
New England States
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Adams
Extra 1 Percent Interest Offer From Local Pioneer Bank
A regional bank touts a 4 percent savings rate on deposits and mortgage-like opportunities. It claims steady 12 year performance, favorable location for lending, and invites customers to open accounts or request a booklet called A Pioneer Bank to learn more about its history and offerings.
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Pioneer Bank
Call for Republican County Convention in Henry County
Henry county Republicans vote to send delegates to a Cambridge convention on May 8 to select state and district delegates and nominees for county offices. Delegation basis lists towns and districts by votes from 1904 and 1906 primaries, with primary on April 2 details and committee nominations by plurality.
Democratic County Convention Call for Henry County
The Democratic County Convention of Henry County is called to meet at the Cambridge Court House Illinois on May 3 1966 at 11 00 am to nominate county officers and delegates for state and federal races and to conduct other business. Primary elections will be held April 2 1906 to elect delegates and county central committee members with representation based on votes for Alton Parker.
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Robmary A. D
Daniel P. Maher
Henry County
Court House
Cambridge
Illinois
Inois
Alton B Parker
Henry
Linnois
Pri
James H. Andrews
Witt R. Renern
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