Health restored by Davenport Drs Walsh
A 50 year old man reports fourteen years of perfect health after treatment by Drs Walsh Davenport specialists at 124 West Third Street Davenport Iowa. He suffered catarrh nervous breakdown back ache poor digestion and sleepless nights before finding relief. Read testimonials praise their care and the free scientific examination offered with office hours listed.
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Drs. Walsh
Davenport
West Third Street
Charles D. Quick
Cordova
Illinois
Walsh
St. Anthony'’s Hospital
Iowa
Probate and estate actions dominate county court docket
Hearing on Barbara Long will admission to probate and bonds. Numerous estate matters proceed including orders for distribution, final reports, guardianship releases, and estate closings with notices to creditors and waivers all approved.
Proceedings in the county court guardianship and probate
Paul D. Rawson makes proof of death at Lucinda Parrish and pre hearing. Almeda Slater guardian of Daisy Violet Vera Naomi and Fred Henry Slater presents report from April 27 1911 to September 18 1912 and final receipt of Daisy Violet Slater now of age. Hearing on claims of John Vanderouppe vs estate of Nathalie Cauen held. Amos Baum admr of Chas Haum presents report of private sale of personal property and sale bill approved. Clara Swanson petitions for appointment of conservator for Alfred P Swanson adjudged insane bond 7506. Letters of conservatorship to John A Forset bangin. Stoneberg proves death of Emma M Stoneberg and petitions probate of will with waiver of notice. Instrument proven last will admitted to probate bond 7000 letters testamentary to Charlie E Stoneberg upon bond. Theo Boltenstern admr Joseph Johnson presents appraisement and inventory approved.
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Edna Myrtle Higgins
State Training School
Carolline Pakner
Alanis Pakner
Hearine Oe
Eugene C. O'Conner
Admr
Edmond van der Ecken
Theodore Manthe
Christian F. Manthe
John Robinder
Carl W
Julia Robinder
Algo
Julia van Coutren
Frank Goosens
Edwin J. Faull
Richard Hill
C. S. Young
Helen J. Antes
Arthur S. Carlson
John W. Carlson
A. M. Reed
Mary A. Reed
H. R. Ott
Adolph Ott
John F. Fredrickson
Erick Erickson
Julia Fletcher
Adam Fletcher
John Neagle
John Handibode
Batate
M.stewart
Cornelia A. Stafford
M. E. Fritts
Myron E. McHenry
Paul D. Rawson
Lucinda Parrish
Ratin
Almeda Slater
Daisy Violet
Vera Naomi
Fred Henry Slater
Daisy Violet Slater
John Vanderouppe
Nathalie Cauen
Gilowe -Tor
Amos Baum
Chas. Haum
Clara Swanson
Alfred P. Swanson
John A. Forset Bangin
Charlie E. “Stoneberg
Emma M. Stoneberg
Chester M. Turner
Clarence H. Hunt
Charlie E. Stoneberg
Theo, Boltenstern
Joseph Johnson
The Dougherty Case Stains Peoria’s Legacy
The Peoria Herald Transcript condemns the Dougherty case as the city’s worst ethical scandal, fearing a possible $300,000 school-tax loss if Dougherty prevails and urging pursuit of accomplices behind the affair to expose the conspirators and restore public trust.
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Peoria
Dougherty
Péoria
Making a Living Through Personal Involvement
An excerpt from George Lawrence Parker's Making a Living in St Nicholas stresses that true value comes from putting oneself into every task. It argues that effort transforms simple work into creations reflecting the maker and that happiness comes from wholehearted engagement rather than superficial effort.
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George Lawrence Parker
Nicholas
Bureau County Coal Mines Increase Output
The Bureau County coal output for the year ending June 36, 1912, reached 1,681,104 tons, up 446,983 tons from the prior year. Thirteen mines operated with 32,045 workers, one mine closed since 1911, and 280 more men were employed than last year. Winter conditions are cited as a factor. inspector Malcolm Condie reports all mines safe and well equipped with fire fighting gear, telephones, and iron doors. each mine is inspected about monthly.
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Bureau County
Malcolm Condie
Board of Amervisors
Elijah Hides by Cherith Brook as Drought Persists
The prophet Elijah of Gilead declares there will be no dew or rain for years, then is guided by the Lord to Hide by the brook Cherith near Jordan. Ravens bring him bread and flesh morning and evening while he drinks from the brook.
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Illinois
Og Thompson
Onur
Elijah
Tishbit
Gilead
Ahab
Israel
Cherith
Jordan
Fortunes in Faces Advertisement Promotes New Life Pills
An Adena era advertisement claims pimples and blemishes come from impure blood and promotes Dr. King s New Life Pills as a health and beauty aid. It directs readers to buy 25 cent bottles at J. E. Wright s.
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Dr. King
J. E. Wright
Recall during Lincoln's crisis would have harmed the nation
The piece argues a presidential recall during the Civil War would have demoralized the Union Army and disrupted leadership. It cites Horace Greeley, Copperheads, and party critics, noting that crises require firm, decisive action and warning against unseating Lincoln during wartime.
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Abraham Lincoln
Horace——Greele
Democratic Party
North
McKinley
Spain
Mexico
Alaska
Ctask
Copperheads
Galesburg
Republican Register
Rights of the people praised amid political unrest
The Ottawa Republican argues rights and comforts have never been better protected yet warns unrest exists nationwide. It blames ambitious politicians and labor leaders while urging voters to scrutinize “special friends” at the polls and back away from those hoping to manipulate them.
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Illinois
Col. Roosevelt
Taft
Clark
Wilson
Ottawa Republican
Hamburg-American Line to Equip Ships with Bright Searchlights
The Hamburg-American steam ships will receive 80 000 candle-power searchlights similar to those used on German war ships, marking a major upgrade in illumination and signaling capability for the fleet.
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