Cambridge Newsnotes Movements and Local Visit Highlights
Ed Johnson left Monday for Athol South Dakota. F A Johnson went to Chicago on business. Mr and Mrs Wm Fickling visited Rock Island. Mrs V F Boltenstern and son Russell were Galva visitors. Rev Miller of the Lutheran church went to New Windsor. Grace Hutchinson will study in Chicago this winter. W Thackersons visited Rock Falls. June Etter will attend the Galesburg conservatory. J P Hand and C B Taylor went to Springfield for the Republican state convention. Mrs Olof Wallice and GaARD Te MESHES A Werbach visited Cameron Friday. Clea Swanson Axel Swanson and others left for Kansas City to buy cattle. Helen Turner leaves for Galesburg to attend Knox College. Alta Hadley to Chicago to study music at Columbia. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Trent last Saturday. Mrs Trent ill but improving. Helen Seaton leaves for Race Island then Clarence Town to visit her brother. Supervisors are in session, visiting the Coseey farm entertained by Warden Wilkinson. The court began Tuesday with People vs Elmer Bach. verdicts and sessions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Thatcherso
Cambridge
June Etter
Musical Conservatory
Galesburg
Justice J. P Hand
C.B. Taylor
Springfield Tugsay
Anawan and Keowa Residentsaroreshare News
Johnston from Kewanee on business. Lager Co. announces new dress roads and aisles. Hallock improving from illness. various residents visit family in Abingdon and Geneseo. Drainage contract set for Sept 11. community events include Ladies Aid meeting and Woodmen assessments. Accidental bicycle collision injures party as machine overturns.
Missionary life and a Local Obituary Highlight Frontier Faith
The text recounts missionary life facing indifference from frontier communities, describing the strain of church duties and appeals for regular attendance. It also notes the death of Mrs Isabella Lamb Swayze in Anna wan, detailing her life, family, and funeral arrangements led by Rev. W. B. Millard.
Cornwall Notes on School and Local Happenings
Merian Martin and others attend Geneseo school while many locals start the new year. Mrs. Atwell visits Colorado. Misses Grier and Martha Armstrong begin or continue schooling. Frank Garnett injured by Dr Adams auto. Mrs. Martin visits an aunt and remains there after the aunt’s death. Peaches are offered for sale or free. weather and a tornado discussion fragment reference atmospheric science. A new military display at Emery & Co. draws attention with fashions and hats on offer along with brown and gray suitings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FD DD Emery & Co
Supervisors Visit County Infirmary Dinner Honors Wilkinson
The county board of supervisors visited the infirmary last Tuesday accompanied by their wives and county officials. Warden and Mrs Wilkinson hosted a cordial reception and served a feast of farm products. The visit praised the care of inmates and commended the Wilkinson pair for their diligent, tactful management of the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
New Life Pills Claim Quick Relief for Internal Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr. King’s New Life Pills with claims of removing kinks from stomach liver and bowels. It cites H Brown of Pittsfield and promises guaranteed satisfaction at J. E. Wright’s drug store for 2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
H. Brown
Pittsfield
J. E. Wright
Buckley’s Arica Salvé Endorsed As Sure Knocker
J. C. Goodwin of Reidsville North Carolina testifies that Buckley’s Arica Salvé heals sores piles burns with no scar. He recalls a leg injury last summer and says the salve knocked it out in a few rounds and left no scar. Sold for 25 cents at T. E. Wright’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Goodwin
Reidsville
N. C
Buckley
T. E. Wright
Five Hundred Lives Deadly Storms South and How Formed
A damaged description outlines how violent southern storms form as cyclones draw in heavier air from all sides creating a vortical center. The piece asserts air pressure differences drive air toward the center and intense winds, rainfall, and debris occur as a mass of storm fronts merge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy
Public School Enrollment and Rooming Details Reported
Public school notes show enrollment Wednesday at 585 pupils across all rooms and schools, with high school enrollment at 150. Despite a drop in outside tuition pupils, officials expect larger overall enrollment than last year and argue for a new high school building. The article lists class offerings in Manual Training Domestic Science and Civics, plus names several teachers and students.
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Ose
Realisb Laubir
Miss Truman
Ike
Rabe LQ
Baroté
Wil
Aime
Robert Mhurorccer
Lysle
Wiese Lester
Beaukenfeidt
Viela Anderson
May Burreson
Marie Dobnoson
Lilian Matson
Miriama Rapp
Dorothy Veoourep
Stafford Uou
Dorothy Kiecer
Harry Ford
Fiordsroot
Arthur Wilson
Ruth McHenry
Lewis Rader
Melva Johnson
Worthy Young
Ralph Smiles
Mary Fisher Awy Hosford
Helen Will
Grace Clark
Johonov Large
Dorothy Becker
Ina Cady
Marie Ackerman
Mildred Hagelin
Mary Boltinghouse
William Liken
Rudolph Kowitz
Perry Skinser
Frank Raifsnider
Henry W Sands Public Sale Notice
Henry W Sands public sale on Tuesday September 23 at his premises six miles west of Geneseo one mile south of Potters Bridge. Auction includes 10 head of horses 4 to 10 years old two sucking colts 50 head of cattle 15 yearly steers 13 yearlings two year old heifers 10 calves 80 Chester White shoats 60 acres of corn to-field tons of tame hay two wagons three buggies four sets harness a hay binder farm implements and houseful goods. Lunch served. Credit 12 months. cash preferred.
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Geneseo
Potter’s Bridge
P. W
Notice to Subscribers on Post Office Mailing Rules
The Post Office Department in its January revision of laws on mailing newspapers requires express renewal within set periods for different publication frequencies. Subscriptions in arrears must remit or pay at the publisher’s office so the publication may comply with the Postmaster General’s ruling to avoid non qualification for second class mailing rates.
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Post Office Department
Reresrc
Republican convention in Springfield endorses Hopkins and Deneen
Messrs Holt and Samuels Ja nets attended the state Republican convention in Springfield as delegates. Officials endorsed Senator A J Hopkins and Governor Deneen, adopted a platform replica with liquor sentence omitted, and nominated Harvey B Sconce to succeed L K Lehman after he declined.
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Holt
Samuels Janets
Springfield
Blaine Catherine
Enthuaiaatin
Gasn
A. J. Hopkins
Deneen
Cannon
Anderson
Chicago
Daura
Meeker
P. Grout
Winchester
Harvey B. Sconce
Vermillion County
L. K. Lehmah
Mattoon
Fragmented Prose Bits Likely From Aged Dialogue
A garbled collection of quotes and sayings touches on class issues crime and human nature with phrases about burglars landlords tenants and fools. The readable text hints at dialogues or jokes about power wealth and social roles but remains fragmentary and unclear.
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Ed —Johoson
Athol.s. Dakota
F. A. Johnson
Wm. Fickling
Rock Island
Tree
Iowa
V. EF. Boltenstern
Russell
Galva
Olof Wallice
Sid Gaard Te Meshes A Werbach
Cameron
Clea~ Swanson
Axel Swanson
Oscar Hogree
Arthur Anderson
Kansas City
Helan Turner
Knox College
Mss
Alta Hadley
The
Columbia Musical
Trent
Helen Seaton
Munday
Race Island
Clarence Town
Charles
Coesey Farm
Wilkinson
Bridayr
Vals
Ida Iees
Oseie
Nrst
Elmer Bach
Gary Velur
Weraan Weberape
Wer
Annawan
Joh. Johnston
Kewanee
Tate-Novelties
Lager & Co
Hallock
Kuho
O. P. Rosévol Moline
Abhawan
EH. Rose
Carl A. Rust
Keota
C.F Hubert
Charles W. Lager
Oscar Lager
Henry Huberty
Albert Huber
Lizzie Huber
CO. F. Huber
Lager & Co. Oe
Ladies Aid Society
H Hirschberger
Woodmen Society
Dea Aldeen
Orlon Anderson
Wausau
Wis- Coast
Fy Hirsooteryear
Assinsoy
Mud Creek
Ason
Bas Ose
Mr Wolters
Howard Fitzkee
Father Foley
Lew
Deetae
Pate Lee Ie
Bates
Ger
Isabella Lambs Swayze
Caleb # Swarze
Isabella Swayze
MM Lamb
Galasbielo
Scotland
Cateh Swayze Jen
G. A. Mallory
Kevwanee
Roy Freeman
Jessie Rae
Robert Lamb
Aunewan
Catheryn Vivian
Isabella Rae Mallory
Robert H. Lamb
J.M. Stevens
Joanna Lamb
Aunawan
Magegle Dow
Des. Moines
Nona
D. A. Jones
Moline
W. B. Millard
Kewaneesd
Jones
Cornwall
Merian—Martin
Swan
Strawberg
Jay-Casteel
Herr Armistrong
Armatrong
George Atwell
Colorado
Bessie Dickey
Lela
Kansas
Chas. Garnett
Mrs
Rogers
Frank Lear
Ross Black
Atkinson
Andrew Catour
Gus van Berty
Dakota
Sam—Martin
Eliza Cosner
Martin Farnum
Emma
Mable Pile
Kewitee
Swan Strawberg
Martha Armstrong
Alta Grier
Lillian Macamber
Miss Grier
John Martin
Peaks
Frank Garnett
Adam
Frank
eAdams
A. Batis
Wipter Warnay
Galveston
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Key West
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Des Moines
Lager
Offerle & Cis
Clothiers
W.L Wilkinson
Henry County
Ste Dees
Henry W Sands
Carl Lager
Aes Democratie
Adlal-Ste O
University Aviatioen
Smith
Dobbs
Powers
Willie
Kreso-Ip
Usise
Fleck
Tosson
Vrew Peta
Pers
Glouse & Stamm's Pharmacy
Geneseo House
North Side Railroad
Treatket
Wiedenhoeft & Glawe
PLA Glawes
Satroms
Central Union
Sterling, Dixon & Rock
Béder
Clara
Mineral Bridge
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