Various Community Notices and Developments Across Town
Local reports describe road macadam plans near Bradford, a push for crushed rock from the Illinois highway commission, and bridge construction by the Decatur Bridge Co set to span the Illinois river at Utica. Also covered are obituaries for Miss Iea T. Lovejoy and a Henry cemetery funeral for Sarah Jane Shorts Green.
Mrs Payne dies at 89 in Oshkosh Wisconsin
Mrs Thomas Payne aged 89 died March 27 at the home of her daughter Mrs Thomas E Fulley 20 Wright street Oshkosh Wis The deceased widow of Thomas Payne was born in England in 1818 and died of natural causes She is survived by two daughters two granddaughters and two great granddaughters Funeral services were held Friday afternoon at 2230 o'clock from the Fulley residence with Rev George B Farnam officiating The event drew many friends and floral tributes The family had lived in the area for years and later moved to Oshkosh
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A. F. Green
Absolom H. Green
Bod
Sarah Jane Shorts Green
Aurora
Kane County
Illinois
George Anth
Alfred
Absahom Green
Miles
M. E. Church
Frank
United States Army
Fort Meade
S. D
McCown
Henry Cemetery
City
Fred L. Green
Fred L. Shurts
Fannie D. Shurts
Charles Shurts
A. L. Ruth
Peoria
Shucker
Vera
Chilicothe
Elizabeth Deyoe
Omaha
Neb
Margaret Payne
Thomas Payne
Wright Street
Billston
England
T. B. Fulley
Bilis Roberts
Lilia Fulley
Earthyuard Orpha Roberts
Thomas E. Fulley
George B. Farnam
Plymouth Congregational Church
Halsey Vi Curtis
Northwestern
Thomas “Fayie
Josep Caley
Thati
Oshkésh
Supreme Court rules town voting by residence for local elections
The Illinois Supreme Court decision filed February 21 1907 holds a citizen may vote in a town election at the polling place in the district where he resides on election day, if he is a qualified voter, even after moving within thirty days prior. The town is treated as one voting district for qualification purposes.
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Supreme Court’ of
Tinois
Peter Markiewicz
Perio
Additio
Woman says rheumatic pains eased by Chamberlain Balm
A Del city reader reports long suffering from rheumatic pains eased after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. She credits one bottle with relief and improved sleep, noting the product's proven comfort and her earlier lack of response to other remedies.
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Sarah al ‘Cole
Dover
del. Chamberlain
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