Fourteenth District Federation Formed by Women's Clubs
The Henry Republican reports the formation of a federation of women’s club organizations in the Fourteenth District. Delegates from Peoria Havana Pekin Wenona and other towns elected officers including President Virginia Bush and Adie Turner Pekin as recording secretary. The group aims to share counsel on club work and plan a district annual meeting in March with dues of two dollars per club.
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Tazewell County
Suppen
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Henry
Mason County
Harpham
Peoria County
Anna Bigham
Fulton County
W. H. Masters
Lewiston
Putnam County
Henry Mulls
Magnolia
Addie L. Turner
B. Strawn
Lacon
Mra Donat Miller
Canton
New
Cuba
Quba
Free Republic
Maine
Havana Harbor
Congress
United States
Spain
Marshall County Townships 1898 Board Appointments List
A historical wall list catalogs the 12 Marshall County townships for 1898. It names township officers including supervisors clerks assessors collectors and commissioners with accompanying justices constables and trustees per township such as Henry and Whitefield with J O Hill J Parsons B Merdian and others, reflecting the county governance roster.
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Mar
Henry
J S Townsend
Peter Harrington
PA ‘Raymond
Theodore Disosway
Wm Heinrich
Bernard Merdian
Whitefield
J O Hill
Clark
John L Clinton
J Yungi
W_G Dorsey
C BE Burt
Spencer Estaham
Wm Blackburn
W Stout Jr
Thomas Kaiser Jr
Saratoga
CJ O’brien
Charles Doherty
Alonzo Higgins
Adam Stook
Vates Higgins
Steuben
Jos Parsons
Benj Guilup
F A Barr
Willard Odell
Hi Barr
Hi Shimp
la Prairie
J P Root
O W Monier
Thomas Martin
W D Riddell
J B Greer
John Davidson
J G Davidson
Evans
M-S-Stree's
J F Dvans
J M Hall
Wm Grosscup
James Kirkpatrick
Roberts
W B Smith
J MaClusky Sr
Charles Stateler
OJ Hallgren
P A Paterson
Wm_MosOoy
Martin Hirkman
H Miller
W OC McCulloch
Hopewell
C W_ Onasey
Poultry and Market Talk Then and Now in 1896 Trends
A fragmented collector’s clippings piece cites Kansas City hog markets, hen value surpassing hogs by over 100 million, 1896 wheat at 237 million, potatoes and postal costs, and poultry show urged. It references post office costs of 290 million, postal savings balance near 200 million, and mentions worms cures and farm calls with ad jottings.
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Hood
America
Keedee Co
Lowell
Maud
Kansas‘City
Postal-Savings ‘Bank
Texas
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