Dr Be A Hall Physician and Surgeon Henry III
Dr Be A Hall a physician and surgeon in Henry III offers fully equipped electrical apparatus for diagnosis and treatment of diseases amenable to electricity. He will answer all calls day and night with an office on Edward Street.
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F. C. Willet
Whitfield, Ill
McKillip Veterinary College of Chicago
J. A. Swem
Henry, III
C. Lbssie Smith
Main Street
BE. A. Hall
Edward Street
Dr Carrie Wea Osteopathic Physician Ad
Dr Carrie Wea Osteopathic Physician offers acute and chronic care with a focus on women and children. Treatments available at home if desired. Calls answered day or night. Office on east side of Main street one block north of Central Park. Phone 251.
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Main Street
Central Park
Magnolia and Quaker Lane Notebook Aims and Obituaries
Magnolia notes report illness improving for Mrs. Mary Piper and reveal several visits and travel by residents. Obituaries mark the passing of Mrs. Hall and related caregiving movements. School events include institute attendance, new freshmen, and a botany field trip as well as a county superintendent address. Community updates cover road work, court visits, bridge construction, and a rummage of local outings and visitors.
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Vera Allen
John Bailey
Nichols
Marshall County
Parent-Teacher Association
Swaney
Is It Safe To Give Cough Medicine To Children
This advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children and adults alike, noting it contains no opium or narcotics and is pleasant tasting. It claims effectiveness for coughs, colds, and croup and states the product is obtainable everywhere.
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Advt
Blind Illinois student regains sight during Christmas dance
Charles Schrempp of the Illinois State School for the Blind, unable to see since birth, regained sight while dancing with his siblings around a Christmas tree at their parents’ home near Jacksonville on Christmas.
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Charles Schrempp
Illinois State School For the Blind
Jacksonville
Mrs Josiah Hall obituary from Magnolia Illinois
obituary for Mrs Josiah Hall born 1866 in Pennsylvania details her move to Illinois, marriage to Josiah Hall Dee in 1886, nine children, died April 14 1916 at Magnolia hospital age 43.11, notes on family, church life, charity, and funeral held at M E church Magnolia with burial at Cherry Point cemetery.
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Josiah Hall
Sarah Jane Anthony
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Wenona
Josiah Hall Dee
Orpha
Norman Field
Granville
Hughie Chestnut
Rudd, la
Lewis Boos
Minneapolis
Minn
Charles Hupprich
Toluca
Charles
Joseph
Lottie
Lucile
Oxbow
Hall
Magnolia
Gaylord Hall
Chlo Ella Hall
Logan Reese
North Dakota
Thomas Hall
Carmi Swartz
Mary Lumning
Dana
James
George
Jerry
Henry
Cyrus
Tillman Anthony
M. E. Church
M. E
M. P. Lackland
Cherry Point Cemetery
A. B. Smith
Cynthia van Horne
Local items detail visits and incidents in Wenona
News notes from Wenona and vicinity report visits by Miss Bess Eckard and Earl Taylor, a hospital stay for Mrs. Forrester, Edna Bush teaching, Edna Clemens injured on a showboat trip, and updates on stroke recovery for George Van Sickel. It also covers school trustee election results, court term highlights, parish events, band practice, social visits, and community notices including obituaries and baptisms.
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Hennepin
John Eckard
Bess Eckard
Bureau
A. W. Forrester
Earl Taylor
Buda
Edna Bush
Mabel Huffman
Henry
Edna Clemsens
Florid
George van Sickel
Arminda Ray
Lee Weeks
Lillian
Lillian Weeks
Clark
H. Allen
Peru Hospital
Kewanee
J. B. Albert
Wyatt
Oliver Regenold
Putnant County. S Circuit
State Roads Not Speedways Warn Automobiles
The state highway commission adopts a resolution warning motorists against using improved state roads as speedways. It notes drivers on hard roads in many areas have been speeding. Citizens are urged to report violators with vehicle numbers, states of license, time and place, and witnesses to Springfield.
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State Highway Commission
State Highway Commission of Illinois
Springfield
Wild lettuce menace spreads from seeds and lawns
Agricultural warnings stress wild lettuce as a rising pest across farms, towns, and roadsides. The annual plant spreads where seed matures and wind carries it, but can be controlled by preventing seed ripening. Separately, wartime paper shortages threaten newspaper sizes and supply due to embargoes and reduced imports.
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Agricultural Department
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Vinci
Tam
Shelbyville
Ind
Roy F. Birp
A. J. Tronmonger
DR. R. 8S. Bayne
R. M. Barnes
Barnes & Magoon
Attorneys-At-Law
Lacon, Ill
W. W Dewey & Sons
New City
John Hartley, Jr
J. H. Magoon
Carrie Wea
EALY
Fred W. Potter
Henry, Ill
Henry E. Jacobs
H. W. Adams
Nolise
F. H. Hunt
Willington Jenny
Dallas City
Magnolia Department
Mary Piper
Standish
Princeton
J. 5
Phillips
Louise
Chicago
Lulu Weathers
Ida Foster
H. Morris
Simmons Sanitarium
Peoria
Teachers’ Institute
Davis
Young and Bailey
Miss Peters
Pond
Magnolia School
Esther Wilkins
Pemn Weaver
Miss Bailey
Miss Young
Muriel Meredith
Paxson
Quaker Lane
W. G. Griffith
W. A. Peterson
Mason Wilson
Hot Springs
Will Bumgarner
Arthur Wilson
Louis Spalding
Ruth Mills
Knox College
F. BE. Smith
Woods
Eva
Esther Winterscheid
O. P. Mills
R. C. Tomlinson
Leon Sutherland
J. C. Sutherland
Karene Spalding
F. E. Smith
Eestern Star
Lestant
Reading Circle
J. N. Wilson
Charles Hansen
Theodore Jensen
Wm. Anderson
Emma Mills
Henry Barton
Lostant
Charles Mills
Boston
Mass
Decatur
Abel Mills
Safe Medicine
Casper Schook
Florida
Glen Abney
W. W. Walker
Nebraska
Alma Hartenbower
Alice
Des Moines
M. EB. Churen
Alvera Lundgren
W. A. Barr
Normal
Bloomington
W. T. Wooley
John Kelley
June
Rutland
M. J. Rendle
Ottawa
S. B. Merritt
L. Y. Dugan
Dwight
Bernard Winner
Streator Hospital
Theodore Matthews
Evilts
Amboy
Shaw
W. G. Barnes
Ne Plug Ultra
A. E. Rowson
Iagt
Wm. Umbarger
Dean
Eliza Bishop, Wenona, III
Bishop
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Mexico
Spe
Cial
Hubert
Henry, Illinois
Europe
Norway
Sweden
Germany
United States
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