Town and county election results and officials listed
On April 7 1981 Marshall County and Putnam County hold election items listing supervisors clerks assessors collectors and highway commissioners. The text notes the only appropriation of 200 dollars for road purposes and names pathmasters and local officials across towns including Lacon Whitefield Saratoga LaPrairie Sunes Breulyen Bell Biali Evans and Magnolia with various roles such as justice of the peace constable and school trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall County
Henry
J. L
Jones
E. T. Disosway
Ancenor
F.A. Raymond
James Marron i
D.N. Blood
Fae A
McDonell Boyd
Newhalesi
Court House
Lacon
Whitefield
John WN. Barrelly Volerk
R Brantfeld Ds
Jewman
L. H. Cox
Jame Wilson
Daniel B. Keach
J. J. Brasfield
Geo. H. Holleri
E. J Fibbs
Nathaniel Marshal Saratoga
M. G. Gotney
Clark
J. Halcock
O. K. Lomard Zepucator
J. W. Divilbles
William McVicker
Joseph Greenles
David
W. D. Obater
Bell Biali
Jesse Drake
D. H. Jtstis
Ataessor
Samuel McCully
D. R
J. P. Taylor
Justica
Hester
Frank Shree Robertse
Supervsor
Alva P Plakey
W. Holston
Pringer
Levargrove
Oliver Wingate
Dixon
Waase
Putnam County
Henne
D. I. Peterson
Jont
OG Gesecsor
John Carman
Button Oumnin
Venneui
Troek Aessou Villa
Hwaye
Ey Wheeler
Nt Cook
Goleotor
Albert Bibckle
Li. Cook
Ponstabies
G. E. Spanning
D. D. Hawing
John Wher
Magnolia
James Horn
Daniel M McNabb
Amos 3 Wilson
BF. Baker
Ies
J. W. Laugh Hlin
B. ¥. Hillabrand
Tave Otto
H. Eughlin
B. F. Baker
A Fair Barbarian by Frances Hodgson Burnett
A review lauds Frances Hodgson Burnett for A Fair Barbarian, praising its lively heroine an American girl in an English village. The piece highlights Burnett's growth as a writer, her understanding of both nations, and suggests strong popular potential for the novel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hodason Burnett
America
Scribner’s Monthly
Taldit
Lass O’ Lowries
Haworth
Louieiana
Hich
Mrs Burnett
Nevada
Theobald
Slowbridge
Mia Burnett
Haramala
England
James Br, Osgood,& Co
Pub- Ushers
Dogton
Peoria Thaws Amid Trade Notes and Entertainments
The Peoria scene shows easing ice and boats resuming trade with St. Louis while bridges remain costly to cross. Local life buzzes with noted performers Emma Abbott Wilhelmj and Hibernian Blondes among travels, new clothing firm growth at Ottenheimer Bros, and social visits from Miss Florence Clark and Miss Addie Runnells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Peorla
Peoria
Emma Abbott
Wilhelmj
Helen ‘Potter
Thomas Kean
Maggie Mitchell
Stanauchauck
Wes
Dillon
Florence Clark
Henry
Addie Runnells
Ottenheimer Bros
Adams and
Fulton Streets
Grateful Women Praise Hop Bitters Remedy
Grateful women report strong benefits from Hop Bitters praising its effect on menstrual issues fatigue headaches and back and kidney pains. The ad notes the remedy as uniquely suited to women and lists general health claims. A mention of The Phrenological Journal April issue highlights varied articles and a $2 yearly subscription from Fowler & Wells New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phrenological Journal
Thomas Garlic
Louisa May Alcott
Fowler & Wells
New York
Prefit 91200 and Hop Bitters Claim Save Family
A reader reports six years of bed ridden sickness costing 200 dollars yearly totaling 1200 dollars ended by three bottles of Hop Bitters taken by a wife. The note cautions against bringing babies to lectures or concerts and warns readers not to share the message with their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoe
How Parker’s Gloger Tonic Keeps She Happy
A woman tells a friend she stays cheerful by keeping Parker’s Gloger Tonic on hand and using it to maintain health for herself and her family. The note hints at a broader column discussing the tonic’s effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alady
Parker
Dime novels blamed for juvenile crime in New York
The New Orleans Times argues dime novels influence youths, citing a Grand Central depot gang led by a 15 year old and ages seven to nine, who steal from schoolchildren and imitate criminal heroes in print. It calls for prohibiting dime novels to protect boys’ minds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grand Central Depot
New Orleans Times
Reading at Seven and a Half Miles Distance from the Candle
On July 12 the Maxim electric light illuminated the Grand Union Hotel tower in Saratoga Springs New York. The test aimed to gauge its reach to Ballston Spa seven and a half miles away where hundreds gathered. The light read ordinary print and the time on watches clearly showing the power of the beam at 9 19 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxim
Grand Union Hotel
Saratoga Springs
N. X
Bailston Spa
New York
Ballston
H. S. Maxim
Saventifie
Indian Superstitions of Thunder and Sea Lightning Examined
At the Saratoga Convention of Social Scientists Dr J G Henderson discusses Indian ideas on thunder and lightning. He notes the belief in a thunder bird and serpent for lightning, with varied practices among tribes, and compares Peruvian and Brazilian myths. The article surveys how fear, ritual, and material culture shaped these beliefs, ending with observations on Indian reasoning. Ehrich Brothers fashion quarterly ad appears at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley
Honduras
Niagara
Brazil
Mexico
Apocatequil
Piquerad
Pizarro
Judge Henderson
Ayers Cherry Pectoral Promised Cure for Colds
An advertisement touts Ayers Cherry Pectoral as a reliable remedy for colds coughs asthma and lung complaints. It claims to be a certain cure and to provide relief even in advanced stages.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thia
Ehrioha
Fashion Quarterly
Ehrich Brothers
Eighth Avenue
T. F. McCoy
John Kline
East Park Row
Lentes
Parry
Simmon
J.B Zeilin & CO
la Salle Accom
Proria
Payer Express and Mail
P.m. Eplors
W.carroll
Chicago & Alton RR
Washington
Abrivz
Lacor
Cscs
Chicago
Dwight
Tol Clevsland Bank
Beaton
Springfield
Blingtom
Milwaukee
Madison
Wis
Prairie du Chien
LaCrosse
At. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Canada
Charles Smith
I. J
Joseph Schick
Edwards& Third Streets
Kényy
Farmers''Grocery “Store
H. J. Grawburg
Ver Fry
A. C. Weis
Peret
Atock
ASIC
L.& E. Jenkins
Toor
J H Jones
V. Becker
Vingent Becber
Edwards St
Paskell House
Henry, Illinois
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