Community notices and events in Magnolia area 1914
Magnolia club meetings, social hour, and May party plans. Chautauqua in Magnolia June 9 1914 with tickets from C B Griffin. Local visits, school events, Sunday school convention May 7 8, parent association meeting, and botany field trip to Spotted Dutchman hill noted. Continuous social and civic activities listed with multiple residents and nearby towns referenced.
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Griffin
Nighswonuger
Lola Smith
Sab
Hillabrand Cand
Gould
Oear Sandy
Putnam County
Hubbard
Magnolia
C. B. Griffin
Rose Alexander
Peoria
E. C. “Case
Vivan Haws
C. Weber
Anna Lash
Mt. Palatine
R. L. Swindler
Ed Mathis
George Aireed
Henry
Murray Glenn
Champaign
Paxson
Hennepin
Hepner
Myrtle Piper
Robert Mann
Allen
Hillabrand
Fred Defenbaugh
Frank McCormick
Dora Jones
Mae Cee
Granville
Farinie Smithson
Lacon
Ward
Roberta Roberts
Chicago
Teathers-Parents’ Association
M. P. Lackland
Bloomington
Maurer
R. A. Ward
Clark
Potoka
Harriet Eddingfield
Margaret Dunne
H. W. Lackland
Spotted Dutchman’s’ Hill
Abbie
Tudie Smith
Joshua Reynolds
Emma Freeman
In Memoriam for Mrs 5 M Johnson Card of Thanks
Poem and notice express sorrow for the death of a mother and wife Mrs 5 M Johnson. Family thanks friends for kindness and flowers and asks God to bless all who offered support during their hour of sorrow.
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5. M. Johnson
M Johnsen
Rheumatic Pains Relieved by a Small Cost Remedy
Mrs. Elmer Hatch of Peru Indiana testifies that Chamberlain's Ointment relieves rheumatic attacks immediately. The ad notes bottles priced at 25 and 50 cents and states the product is for sale by all druggists.
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Elmer Hatch
Peru
Ind
Chamberlain
Advt
Lostant notes include many visits and local events
Local residents including Mrs. O. R. Kelsey and Miss Mayme Golden travel visits. Gus Koehler and Henry guests in town. Widespread social news cover visits, electors, lighted streets, postmaster exams, and a bridge accident injuring Mrs. Barr. Court actions note divorce for Edne Brown and a Sanitary District case settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teff Lospanlocal
R. Kelsey
Dani
Gus Koehler
Peru
Mayme Golden
Granville
Guy Barber
Cairaga
Pancake
Hmily Dugan
Elaie Stradé
Marie
Bernice Philips
Bloomington
J. M. Hannum
Ottawa
Boctte
W. C. Hagg
Sheldon
Miriam Mabel Miller
Eureka Springs
Regnier
Momence
G U Eberly
John Baker
Lamoille
Charles Barr
R G Hannum
E W Phillips
J Ws
Wim. Great
H C Barton
A W Merritt
O K. S
Lestant Wctu
Amanda Height
E. W Phillips
Merritt
Charles
Barr
A. I. Phillips
Election results and health ad notes appear in the issue
The text reports J H Taylor Jr reelected to a school director term and D B Turner in Peoria for a recovery update after illness. It includes medical advice praising Electric Bitters as a spring tonic for stomach liver and kidneys with customer endorsements and price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Taylor
D. B. Turner
Peoria
Dan
Mr. Turn
Putnam Chalk Talk Draws Big Crowd Then Public Lecture
In Putnam Mt Morris guest G A Weaver spoke Saturday on chalk talk and Sunday in the Christian church on Dead Bear. Local board reorganized with W M Drake secretary and George Wheler president. Consolidated school notes mention new ball uniforms, tennis readiness, and senior class activities.
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W M Drake
George Wheler
C. O Klontz
Senachwine Consolidated School
McEntee
Lacon
Mts
Grace’ Hughes
Park Rapids
Minn
J O Winship
E. Eurphy
Pratt
Kas
Putnam
Oliver Doweny
FEK
C R. Wheeler
J H Stipp
Henry
F E Murphy
Hazel Downey
Thursay
Faye Henkins
A C Hopking
Princeton
Roy Bauter
John Ball
Consolidated School
Hiram Gregg
Janet Stephens
Putnam County
Haith—Wilson
Native of this town questioned by wary traveler
An inquisitive traveler questions a mountaineer about her origins in a tense cabin doorway as a gaunt wife observes the exchange. The dialogue probes where she was born and when she began living in the area, revealing regional speech and local identity dynamics.
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Ira
Dr King's New Discovery touted as cough remedy
An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery as a universal cough and cold treatment for all ages. Claims include origin during a severe cough epidemic 43 years ago, high usage worldwide, and a money back guarantee if relief isn t felt. Testimonials from Mrs Davin Stickney Corner Me and Mrs A F Mertz Glen Buy Ta praise its efficacy. Sold by A J Ironmonger.
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J. C. van Dé Sande
Kirkland, Il
A. J. Ironmonger
T. J. Segraves
Dr. King
A-—F.mertz
Glen Buyz
Fire at Evans station claims two riders in crash
In a fatal weekold incident at Evans station a grain elevator fire sparked a fatal motorcycle collision. Eugene Reeves died instantly and Fred Wasmer died hours later after their speeding bike hit L Broaddus’s auto. The accident occurred while the riders rushed to the blaze, near Varna, amid warnings to slow and keep right at corners. The La Rose National Bank reopened in a remodeled building with B Harper as president and Ernest Zilm as cashier.
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Evans Station
Eugene Reeves
Fred Wasmer
L. Broaddus
Broaddus
Varna
la Rose National Bank
B Harper
Ernest Zilm
New Financial Institution
la Rose Bank
Sleep With Doors Open To Fight Tuberculosis Says Guide
A historical health note urges open windows and outdoor sleeping when possible to combat tuberculosis. It warns that stale air and close bedrooms lower vitality, while fresh night air strengthens resistance, advising to keep doors open and windows ajar when feasible.
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Agit
Tewesty
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Magnolia Department
Darling
Christ
Apex
Janesville
el Vanitaiie
General Supply House
Ena
Hennepin Record
Niehaus
Adam Deck
Sanitary District of Chicago
Edne Brown
Harvey Brown
Lehman Farm
Hennepine Road
Todd
Wee Tennant
Quincy
Jenkins
Lieve
Mra
J. F
Davin’ Stickney Corner
T. J. Begraves
The
First State Bank
Magnolia, Ill
George J., Borgstede
Jones’ National Sale of Auctioneering
W. H. Weathers
D. Velve Ant
Magnolia Caneye
Bridage
Phone McNabb
Sy Hennepin
I Real
Granville, Ill
Bureau Co. Ind
Spray
Pilger
Pietsch
van Wary
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