Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad
A Chillicothe reader recounts backache and sharp kidney pains from a cold on the kidneys. After using Doan's Kidney Pills, he reports relief and full recovery. The ad promotes the pills as a proven kidney remedy with a Foster-Milburn Co. endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Dean
H. Cooney
S. Fifth St
Chillicothe
Doan
Mr. Cooney
Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo
N.Y
Local Classified Fragments From The Henry Illinois Area
A collage of old ads and notices mentions Nettie Jirman cemetery work by Thebes & Sons of Peoria, eye ear nose and throat specialist Getter Woolner blog, a school tablets offer, Triebes & Sons markers, Henry printing office, a modern eight room home for sale, and battery service at a mallee garage. Also listed are Hereford steers for private sale by George Harney and references to Stapp Kilwa Illinois and Henry central phone connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOR Sale
Rentaemy
Henry
Tis- Kilwa, IL
Henry Central
Forrow
George Harney
Magnolia Township News Deep in Local Social List
Magnolia column notes May day events and visits. Mrs. Defenbaugh and Miss Hiatt host, with Frail Dagner family and many local residents attending. Numerous callers, birthdays, school program, and Junior department bake sale linked to the week’s social schedule. Several travelers from Peoria and Chicago noted visiting or passing through.
An Even Hand Sermon at Magnolia Church
The Magnolia Church announces morning sermons by Mr. Young on Sunday next with Sunday school at 10. Morning worship follows. Evening service at 7 30 led by Virgil Mann and Helen Heuger for the Young People's meeting. Choir rehearsal Tuesday 7 30, mid week Thursday 7 30 on Universal discussion. Evening meetings shift to 8 o'clock from the first Sunday in May. W Harvey Young, Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Young
Virgil Mann
Helen’ Heuger
W. Harvey Young
Bible Odds Ends a Mixed Bag of Facts and War Notice
A compendium of biblical trivia notes the word Lord appearing 1853 times and Jehovah 4855 times, with other verse curiosities. The piece shifts to wartime postal policy, noting Postmaster General Burleson suspending mail to Germany and blocking money orders between the U S and the German Empire effective April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
Ebla
Joel
Burleson
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Luxembourg
Bulgaria
Turkey
United States
German Empire
Local notes from Losantville and surrounds
Miss Leota Phillips returns home to Er, notes guests from La Salle, and various visits in the area. Joe Lehnhausen welcomes a daughter born April 15, with local families entertaining guests. Community events include school lab materials, a tractor plow demonstration, and a music gathering featuring Laura Hiltabrand and local musicians. The Truth Bearers elect officers and village votes total 70 with J A Whitney chosen president. Davey Avery of Chicago visits with Park Avery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leota Phillips
Ero
Margaret Conlin
Brigher
la Salle
Louis Taylor
Freeport
Gould
Joe Lehnhausen
P. L. Reedy
Gardner
T. Foley
A. H. Griffin
Justice of: the Peace
Charles Duttinger
Farm Ridge Township
J. J. Bockert
Wolfe
Fes
J. Eckert
Fred Hillabrand
B. F. Mortenson
Detroit
Mortenson
Mort
Manchester
Laura Hiltabrand
Otis Spear
Alma Gay
Harriet Hoopes
Charles Hiltabrand
Miss Hoopes
Iona McShane
Gertrude Griffith
Charlotte Phelps
Sadie Farrer
J. A. Whitney
F. E.hagg
H. A. Barr
Robert Reeves
C. H. Merritt
Louise
Varna
Lucile King
Tonica
Lostantrlands
Davey Avery
Chicago
Park Avery
Local residents gather for Easter events and notices
Mrs John Cofoid of Hennepin and Miss Eva Nelson of Granville visited Mrs Anna Johnson on Saturday. Miss Lena Grivey has returned home after caring for her sister in town. after sixteen years as Hope township justice of peace, he declines nomination at primaries. Miss Helen Smith spent the week with her sister Mia Max Whitney, and Whitney hosted a dinner. Lucile Schoennéshoefer Elsa McKenizie and Mr and Mrs Walter Condon of Sterling visited. Condon family says goodbye as Irene Dunn’s death is noted. NePlus Ultra class, taught by Mrs Rowson, donated 20 to the church fund from Easter social and flower sale with flowers, plants, cake, fruit salad with whipped cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cofoid
Hennepin
Eva Nelson
Granville
Anna ‘ ‘Johnson
Lena Grivey
Hope
Township
Smith
Mia
Max Whitney
Whitney
O'¢lodh
Lucile’ Schoennéshoefer
Elsa
McKenizie
Mraz
Walter
The Country Life Ideal in Farmer's Review Verse
Wendell Phillips Abae argues for country life as the uplifting force shaping rugged men and women. He contrasts it with modern cities, praising nature, community, and small towns as sources of character, patience, and spiritual growth. He calls for better roads schools and churches to deepen these benefits.
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Wendell Phillips Bae
New England
Vermont
Boston
New York
Farmers' Review
Chicago
Washburn banker sues over partnership assets
William G. West of Washburn sues John F. Shepard and L F Shepard for more than 6000 in disputed partnership assets from the West Shepard Co. The former partners owned People's Bank at Washburn as 1908 1916 agreement tied earnings to partnership assets. West claims receipts from Corn Belt Automobile Fire Insurance Co and other divisions were misallocated, seeking a rightful share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
William G. West
John F. Shepard
L. F. Shepard
West-Shepard Co
People’s Bank
Copartiers
People’s’ Bank
Corn Belt Automobile Fire Insurance Co
Paso
Ohn E. Shepard
Woodford County, Bank
El-Paso
Normal, State Bank
Normal
Corn Belt Co
West Shepard
West
Minonk News-Dispatch
Woman’s appeal sparks charity for soldiers books
Mrs. Carrie Sparling of Putnam, Illinois, answered an appeal by Arliss Grace V. Logan of El Paso Texas for books for U S soldiers. She arranged for books to be rented to Logan and distributed to the soldiers. The effort is praised as practical patriotism and commendable civic spirit.
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U. S
Arliss Grace V. Logan
el Paso
Texas
Chicago
Carrie I. Sparling
Putnam, Vicinity
Grace Logan
Red Cross
San Francisco St
Sparling
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Nettie -Jirman
Nure
Denry
Thebes & Sons of
Peoria
B. H. Bradley
Getter
Woolner
Ill
Triebes& Sons of
Omember
Mallee Garage
G.N. Portman Arts
Illlinois
Reo
Eee
Otto
Augustine
Gémeral
Jefferson Building
Wade
the Republican
Henry, IL
Magnolia
Enis
Dakin
Alex List
McDonald
Prutsner
Minnie ‘Rolley
Fern
Grace’ Hiatt
Toluca
Art
Fred Dagner
Emma Hult
Barbara Wells
Frank. Peradotti
Grand Union Tea Co
Mildred, Ricketts
Carrie Potter
Ohn
Piper
John—Berner
Formens
Fannie Defenbaugh
Schoo] House
Vera
Borgstede
John Dagner
Florence Kennedy
Alice Mitchell
H. R.morris
Thoes
Fan‘nile’ Defenbaugh
Helen Hiatt
Lena Allen
Anderson
C. Gi Fexkins
James
Lawrence ‘Robinson
Reolia
Goetz
Rustices
Herman’. Scheffeffelbein
Avith
Adherstl
Stiles
Visiene
T. E. Newland
Ivins Chatten
AY Kollmorgen
Streator
McCuskey
Elizabeth Sonwald
Wayne. Hamm
Josephine Haws
Lucile -White
Minnesota
Louis Diehl
Louisa
C. F Wright
Alfred
J. C. Shields
T. O. Jenkins
Kansas
C. L. Albig
Harry Bird
Quincy
James Brown
Hoopeston
the Magnolia Church
Lostant
Haas Bros
Bream
Urthermore
Illinois
California
Golden
Warren Cowles
G. L. Severs
TM. Henry
Ford
Motor Co
Eucas
Henry, III
Senachwine Township
Putnam Wrships
Marshall Courty
Tribes & Sons of
Lorse
Fananl
Thompson Farm Loans
Lacon
Lolinois
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