Wes leyen University president noted in town report
Beupy Republicay notes mention of Saad Ber W. B Aderos as president of Wesleyan University, with remarks on campus events and faculty. The column covers local improvements, property updates, and upcoming temperance speeches by Mira St John, plus parish notes on merchants and street work.
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Thevwpstier Fs
Bool
Keen Aeceediy Siaot
Aseay
Generoz
Saad
W. B
Aderos
Wesleyen University
Pice
Les Hoyt
Fed
Ong
Macsfeld
John Fisher's
Sean Grieves
We . Ls. Mohler & Co
John Fisher
Oliver Mohler
Mobiter & Mosatz
Tete E. Soka
Lacon
Central Illinois M. I
Denver
Colorado Temperance Union
Mira
New York
D. C
Shaw
W.h.pord
David Owen
Willie Hade
Searn
Marshall County Democrat
F.L. Solomon
Anna Hetherington
Chicago
Co. G. LH. G
Justo
Wedding bells and town notices drift through Sparland events
Dirt Killer soap at Frank Martins. The wedding of Miss Carrin Bonham and Frank E Duncan drew many friends. Teal hunting by Frank Barr yielded 38 birds before 10 am. School elections ousted trustees and appointed officers. A 360 acre farm near Loda offered for sale. An Odd Fellows anniversary, fires at Martins saloon and nearby buildings sparked alarms. Kilno and Osborn opened a harness shop. Overcoats and blankets sell well as spring comes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esparland
Frank Martin
Carrin Bonham
Frank E. Duncan
Frank Barr
Barr
B McGilibuch
W. B. Holler
Robert Waugh
G. D. Biddal
Frank Martin’s
H. W. Gehr
Joseph Placher
Lods
Iroquois County
G. W. Zimmerman
Spartand
Mat Kilno
Bcott Osborn
Kilno
Charles Fosbender
Wenona
Odd Fellows
Capt . Fisher
Lacon
Orehore
Martin
Parker
Fragmented Notice From Sparse OCR Reading
The text is garbled with names and locations unreadable. It appears as an unreliable notice fragment lacking coherent actions or dates. No clear event or authority can be identified from the snippet.
AMES MAGNOLIA NOTES AND OBITUARY REMARKS
Local Magnolia column records reorganized officers at the 5. 5. society with G N Patterson as superintendent and Battls Ditman as secretary. Remains of Mrs Irvin, 55, from Varna were interred with funeral rites, hymn She’s Gone sung, and community mourns. Socials raise nearly $40 for church funds as measles spread mildly and a postponed missionary concert awaits two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirs Irvin
Varna
Magnolia
Pradburs
Shea
Irwin
Pendleton
Minoak
Sirs Morrell’s
Ollie Spencer
Mra Dent
Mra Irwin
Cora Dent
Mra Histine’s
Sra Eliot
Sha Kas
Village News Notes and Election Rumors in May
Local items report on school trustee elections and a forthcoming poll on May 3 at C. W. Carroll’s office. Eric Bracken earned a teacher’s certificate, Asoo Dawson’s health concerns are noted, and Henry Zeigler’s child Lottie is ill. Mysterious surveys hint at a syndicate planning village expansion and rail connections near the depot grounds, with a possible large canning plant on the Don O. Smith property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dbo
H. Condit
E. L. Cook
Eeq
Cook
Eric Bracken
Seaton
Alles Bracken
Asoo
Dawson
Henry Zeigler
Lottie
Lake Bus Horse
Don
O. Smith
J.B. Clark
Mineral Springs Weather Note and Garden Outlook
A brief rural update notes uncertain spring conditions. early sowing may rot, with readers from Henry to Whitefield, Boyd's Grove, Providence, and Buda advised to reconsider garden plans as seasonal warmth remains elusive. The fragment hints at travel through local areas while forecasting cautious farming activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Whitefield
Boyd's Grove
Providence
Buda
Local notes and missing link clues from Milo weekly
A sprawling set of notices from Milo and surrounding areas covers deaths, marriages, school directors elected, farm work, and residents moving. It records Maggie Michaels death, local business moves, road cart manufacturing, and community happenings along with names like Ludwig, Haskins, and Sutherland. The tone is a rural ledger of small tasks and social ties.
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Bes
Ems
Greodizner Motey
Sisney Hehey
James Fer
Ladaiz
Demuy
Maggie Michaels
Magpolia
W. W. Bobbitt
Kansas City
Frank
Bobbitt
B. C. Hillabrand
Calvin Shields
Halley
Wm. Grosscup
Ludwig
Ford
A. Kaye
Peoria
Hans
Trone
W. C. Forrest
W.H. Witty
F.C. Hittabrand
Min
Charley
Emery Days
Buda
KKC
Henry
Ladwig
Dr Bosanko Cough and Lusy Syrup Offered Free Sample
A. H. Zimmerman promotes Dr Bosanko’s Cough and Lusy Syrup claiming it cures coughs colds and lung issues. A free sample bottle invites trial. Regular size costs $1. The piece also notes two new conservators appointed for aged men, with bonds posted, and a Stark county trade procession formed by the Deyo Bros of Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Zimmerman
Deyo Bros of
Bradford
Hanna
Stark County
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Beupy Republicay
Leheies
Kerr
Ebeskreper
Rene
Lars Ie— Mens
G. W. Zimreernwa
Elius
B.C. Pierkiova
Seramea
Ria Viet
Tiasnet
Bemdson
Wee Ested
Westber Brs
Jon Mimarcny
Cis
Atheta
Iman
Grife
Locss
John O. Kidd
Tecton
Emilo
Californis
Kelso
Putnam
Milo
John Hufnagelto
H. Hinman
J. Pettigrew
Robert Hay
Silo Bible Society
Joseph Sutherland
J. M. Fate
I. H. Cappertine
George Haskins
A. B. Griswold
Lee Daley
Tiswa
Esquire Sutherland
Ada Brown
J. L. Hamm
Dallas County
Iowa
Joshua
Ite
J.ed. Jones
Wiliam Severs
Clark Townley
Comstock, Avery & CO
Mammoth New Store
S. Adams St
B. A. Kline
E. C. Chapman
Lacon, IL
Pool
George Scholes, Jr
Henry, Ill
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