Local notes depict a busy March week at Sparland
Miss Josie Lynch improves as work resumes at the shaft on Wednesday. Several locals, including J R Bouton in Peoria and George A Burt of Henry, were noted in town or travel. The shaft remains shut, spring planting begins, and a death in the Philippines prompts sympathy. Easter cantata by the Epworth League and various visits fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Lynch
J R Bouton
Peoria
George A
Burt
Henry
Tesmer
Miss Osborne
Miss Gehr
Chessman
John Marlandi
Mary Tanner
Roye
Joliet
Bud
Elmer
Smith's
Lacon
Marks
Phillips
Venona
Kewanee
Jess Lynch
Houdles
Will Smiths
Walter Joseph
Len Nightwonger
Sparland
Jane Young
Inez
A Ruth
Ruth
McLaughlin Brothers
Epworth League
Ruby Olson
Ed van Antwerp
Addison Tanquary Wa
James Wihne
Terese Owens
Bradford
Daniel O'Brien
Llorence
Colgan
Grother
Stanley
Saratoga
James Kelley
Hattle Bulleyment
Smilers
Georgie Washington
Albert Beech
Panama
Ezra
Patrick Hennessey
Blough
J C. Fouts
Castleton
Camp Grove
Bert Duncan
Charles Kennedy
John Connolly
Aids
Illinois
Black Partridge
Virginia
George Rogers
Clark
Richland School
Woodford County
Tmolsy
Cs A. Zellé
Spring-Bay
Hasi
Zeller
Funeral customs and railway plans with local notices
A local funeral draws sympathy for the relatives while the railroad company plans a siding to handle long freights and improve switching. Multiple society items note sick health, visits, and a missing suitcase stolen near Joliet. Funeral services for Mrs Anna King Bough are recorded with interment at the U P cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena McCormick
Henry
Scheick
Joss
Chicago
Joliet
Easter Window Delights Henry Store Crowd
In Henry Saturday the Easter display at C. E. Smith's Popular Grocery drew attention. The community enjoyed the letter from Abingdon on the eighth page of last week's Republican and noted diverse local happenings from church services to fresher spring weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Smith
Henry
MecKeon
Abingdon
Charlie Hunt
Effie Waughop Sale
Irma Waughop
Gunther
Swanson
J DeWalt
Waughop
Henry Republican notices and program items present
An OCR fragment lists varied items such as bills letters envelopes programs invitations calling cards business cards shipping tags and similar office supplies. It also references prompt service and class work with a partial note on 292 scribes or subscribers in the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Republican
Artera
Andsfirsk
Camp Grove News Clips and Obituary Highlights
Camp Grove items report residents attending Peoria funerals and fairs, with school reopenings and local business notes. The obituary for Anna King Blough recounts her La Prairie birth, marriage to Dr George F Blough, Presbyterian faith, family later life at Camp Grove, and large funeral procession.
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Robert Smith
Harry Maxwell
Chicago Heights
David Cornwell
Blue Rapids
Kas
St John’s
Andrew Aitchison
Dr. Blough
Campagi Store
Sheik
Chessman
Big Uniniversity
Ethel Watkins
Charles Duncan
Robert
Anna King Brough
Camp Grove
Cthe Town Hall
Gladys
Daisy
Ao’leary
Marie O'Leary
O'Leary
Ausinaiecollege
Peorlax
Chester Vauintwerp
Jesse
Routon
George F. Blough
Anna King
John
Anna
la Prairie Township
Off
John King
King
Wison
Presbyterian Church
James Burnett
William Coulten
J. Sibert
John Hearne
Samuels Roberts Magh
William
Steuben Town Officials Publish Yearly Treasury Report
A. W. Gallup, Treasurer of the Steuben County Highways Commissioners, presents a financial statement for the fiscal year ending March 26, 1907. It details public funds on hand at year start, receipts from various sources, expenditures and purposes, plus a list of funds on hand and sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tepors
Bere
Ileenois
dfaSteubén
Commissionyers of
Highiways
A. W. Gallup
Commissioners’ of
Steuben
Vnv
Hinedutine
Gallup
H Wa
G W. Zimmerman
Han Gt
James Mathis
J. Tekey
L. Sire
Dourhon
Ind. Kear
R . Staab
Sorrets
Une— Sparland Bank
George
Tebed
Parsons
Pee Amen
R. Buck
BBDOY
Cuerencess
R. Davis
Nighswonger
Dded
Bissett
Eda Kear
R. Hays
R Buck
Tee Eees
Asa Nighswoneer
Tom McDonald
Chee Donald
Abor Veee
Peck
Tabor
Kehlenbeck
Spainand Bank
Gehr
Commission
Locamawens Sparland Bank
Aso _nignswonger
Tumo
Macon
Beer Parsons
Lobor
T. Nighswonger
Inc. Wighawonger
McDonald
Hawks
Labor
Oldman
Williams
Lumber
Motarew
Richmond & Smith
Sparland Bank
Asa Nigswanger
Stone
B. Cartwright
A Greening
L. Woodward
Sewer
T Williams
J Williams
Labor & Co
Wn Ruck
Ratliff
Fator
A R Crocker
Phacker
A Scheeler
la Cc
Nighewonger
G Hawaskworth
J Robinson
Ed Leighton
Gallup Fron
Asa Nighswong
E. F Hunter
Bradford
Intercat
Asa Nightwonger
George Berean
Blackaan
Leighton
Isbor
Benj. Gallup
VanAntwerp
Aneoree
Vincent
BR. Pringle
Rockefeller Named Richest Man in the World in Almanach 1907
The Paris Almanach Hachette 1907 proclaims John D. Rockefeller the wealthiest person on earth with an annual income about 259.9 million francs and a fortune surpassing many European powers. The entry notes vast holdings and fleets hinting at global influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hachette
Paris
John “D
Willan
Bngland
Rogkefeller
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Dr. King
Earl Shamburg
Cadell
DR. Powell
CITY
Hunky, Ill
the Burial League of the
United States Capital Stock
Office
Charles Clifford Doran
J. R. Bouton
Sparland Personals
St. John
Sunguay
James
Philippines
LA Pryrie
Edminster
Nina
Mary Scoon
Blanche Davidson
Minude Marshall
Ralph Greene
Carl Leigh
Andrew Turnbull
Onarga
Alice Scoon
Josephine Durham
Toluca
Eunice
Anna King Bough
U. P
Black
Barnes
U P
John Reynolds
Edith Waugh
Lucia
Dorothy Scott
Christian Union
Lucie Calder
Barth Waugh
South Whitefield
Milo
Sherman Huard
Charles Moore
Paul Schammel
Clifton
Charles Lambs
Bertha McClane
Ethel Grange
Dave Wright
Edith Maliett
Blanche Taylor
Iowa
Miss Taylor
Wigher
Tamaed
Oscar Denton
Ange Schwab
Bradtors
la Grange
Ind
William. A. Smiths
John. D. Rockefeller
Siingman
McLaughlin ° Bros