Cambridge News Minute Stirs Local Visit and Markets
Local notes report numerous visits and business trips among Cambridge residents including John Berg, Amelia Gran, Mrs. Bestor, and the Ringle family. A large ad promotes Ringlé & Co. goods with a focus on farm equipment and a late February sale. social events and church activities fill out the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Berg
Neponset
eee es -Guy_Stewart
Rock Tax Land
Amelia Gran
Rock Island
Henry Bestor
Osco
George W. Hutchinson
Indianapoligy
Ind
Maud Nelson
Galva
J. W. Cookes
Ruby
Nellie
He Tri
D. O. Hinman
C. W. Enroth
Ringlé & Co
John Nary
Streator
Bloomington
Royce Ringle
Genseo
Clair Ringle
Frank Magnuson
Maude
Frank Eln
Nice
Hamilas
David Martin
Lola Elsroth
Frank Gustafson
Kewareet
Frank Rogers
Brown's—business
Sherman in Cambridge Saturday Speech Notes
Hon L Y Sherman candidate for United States senator will speak at Armory hall in Cambridge on Saturday March 30 at 2 25 PM Roy B Ashley of Kewanee and Miss Carrie E Stanton of Kewanee are listed with dates March 16 18 and 23 for events Arthur Rinsepe of Oneida Miss Etta Fohneen Woodhull and William H Sloag are noted with Knox county Copley township references in March listings
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Bernice Hultgren
Osco
Visiited
Peoria
Samuels
Orion
Cambridge
Bud’ Hulme
Frank Brown-of
J N .Westerlund
Moline
Jeanette Boughton
Utica
Hess
Angevine
Helen Turner
Knox College
Galesburg
C .M. Turner
Grace Pederson
Herman Weinrich
Mary Farrar
Eastern Star School of Instruction
Chicago
J W . Beardsley
Rock Island
YMCA
Christian Endeavor
Burns
Wm. Sherden
Sherden
Florence Vornerker
M Hornecker
Knox Conservatory
Gittlesq
B. J Hulme
Spirella Corset Company
Oscar Dahlgren
J. W. Nelson's
Epworth
Congregational
iWilliam Pierce
Beardsley
Y. M.C
SfSrou
Titis Weels
Paris
Terry
L. Y. Sherman
United States
Armory Hall
Roy B. Ashley
Kewanee
Carrie E. Stanton
Kewaneéé
Arthur “N-Rinspe
Oneida
Wiliam
Weller
Myrtle GQ
Weattall, O
Copley Township
Knox c County
Extra six bars to meet oft you not for dining room
The note mentions adding six bars to fulfill a request related to the dining room. It references adjustments or fittings but lacks specific measurements, locations, or objects. Details are unclear, leaving the exact scope and purpose of the extra bars unspecified.
Mary Harris Armor Captivates Village Audience
A large crowd gathered in Armory Hall to hear Mary Harris Armor speak on the liquor question. Praise flowed from press and public alike for her powerful, ironic yet sympathetic address that framed the issue as a crime judged by science, public opinion, and conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harris
Ormor
Frances E. Willards
Susan B. Anthonys
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Victor Boltenstern
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Springfield
Supreme-Court
Edna
Mennett
Bernard Charlet
P.nelson
Nelson
L. P. Nel
Alice Poppy
Simday
Avitheran
Fred Morley
Harold Chapman
Rogk Island Railway Company
Si[vvis
Mabel Streed
Mee
Louise Johnson
Mendota
de Laval
Asdell Atkinson
Caroline
Nekoma
Ed. Deyo
May Miles and Files
Harry White
Harry Kellogg
Caroline Eaton
Phoebe Rogers
Eaton
Hadley
New Mexico
Ate Robinson
Bark
Lara McCurdy
Mae and
Lene
Sherman
Ters
Illinois
JW. Nelson
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Snd UK
Cate
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Rasar
Deere
Superior
Great Western
Mary Harris Armor
Clyde Taylor, Prestiat. Tarthor
L. Artrens
Cosler
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