Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
A series of testimonials from women in Reedville New Orleans Mishawaka Mishawaka Alton Station Deisem and other places praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. They report improved sleep reduced nervousness and renewed health after using the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedville
Ore
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mme
Mary Bocart
Oregon
New Orleans
Gaston Blondeau
Polymnia St
Mishawaka
Ind
Chas, Bauer
E. Marion St
Alton Station
Emma Bailey
Deisem
Dak
Lydia
Pinkham
Magnolia Community News Highlights and Visits
Magnolia area notes list visitors and callers from Minneapolis, Ohio, Rock Island, Sarasota, Chicago and more. Local residents attend circuses, Chautauqua events, and garden parties. the Ladies' Aid reports a net profit of 35 dollars from a 48 dollar take. A planned Friday band concert features Tonica, Lostant and Magnolia.
Local Notes Include Visits and Examinations
Mrs. Charles Hamill of Missouri visited the Bush home and friends in Magnolia while Mrs. Frank Roberts and Roberta returned to Chicago after a two week visit. Louie and Miss Jesse McNabb of McNabb and Miss Hoyle of Chicago attended the Ladies Aid supper. Mrs. Smalley of Gridley solicited homes for Whitehall Orphanage children. Ennis Dakin met a fresh air child from the city for a few weeks in the country. Ralph and Gertrude French with Theodore Smith and son traveled to Manitou Colorado to visit sister Mrs. C L Wierman. A Putnam county teachers examination will be held Aug 15 and 16 at the Hennepin courthouse. Walter A Paxson, County Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tive
Charles Hamill
Missouri
Charles Bush
Magnolia
Frank Roberts
Roberta
Chicago
Louie
Jesse McNabb
McNabb
Miss Hoyle
Smalley
Gridley
Hennepin
M. E
Thomas Dore
James G. Fay
Bull Moose
Court House
Essie Hamill
Henry Hamill
LaClede
Thomas Paxson
Milton
Florence
H. A. Hartley
Henry
Olof Lundquist
Oscar Olson
Benj. Sutcliffe
Mulberry Avenue
Board of Supervisors
Board of Review
White Sisters
Lacon
Katie Bentley
J. W. Rockhill
Russell
Richard Youngstrom
Indiana
O. W. L. S. Club
River Bank
O. W. L. A. Club
O. W. L. A. Club. Mrs. W. C. Patterson
Rutland
Lostant
Bloomington
George W. Greiner
Barnum & Bailey
la Salle
Genieve
J. A. Whitney
L. F. Boyle
J. ©. Taylor
C. C. Greiner
W. C. Patterson
Willis Mills
J. D. Holly
Princeton
Gov. Hadley
John Dever
Will Jenkins
John McAnany
George Gresses
John Stewartson
Ottawa
W. Mark Durley
Mr. Cherry
Adam Deck
D. S. Wood
C. Greiner
W. C
St. Patrick’s Church
Fr. Schuetz
Lumber price list from Magnolia mill reads $20 per M
R W Spencer of Magnolia Illinois advertises lumber cut to order at his mill four and a half miles northwest of Magnolia for twenty dollars per thousand board feet, with oak and red elm excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
R. W. Spencer
Ill
Social Roundup at 7 Quaker Lane and Nearby
Sunday social visits fill 7 Quaker Lane as Max Whitney and family call on Mrs Mary Smith. Dorothy Dent, Marius John and many neighbors are mentioned with travels to Granville Toluca Geneseo Princeton and Toluca. An August 3 ice cream social at the Friends meeting house with the John Swaney orchestra closes the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker Lane
Max Whitney
Mary Smith
Dorothy Dent
Mary
Katharine Griffith
Marius John
Sterling
Morris Wilson
Perry Mills
Granville
Mrs. Wharton
Little Son
New Jersey
Cordelia Wilson
J. N. Wilson
Toluca
Venona
Willis Mills
Princeton
Gov. Hadley
Dorothy Lassman
W. L. Mills
Wm. Anderson
T. J. Smith
Ralph Wilson
Griffith
Ed Laughlin
Barnum
la Salle
Leon Sutherland
Peoria
Clem Flitcraft
Walter Flitcraft
Greenlawn
Oak Park
Alice Wilson
Wenona
J .N. Wilson
Rambo
Old Center
John
Sutherland
Friends Yearly Meeting
John Swaney
Doctor Traces Kidney Relief From Foley Pills
Dr. C. H. Ellsworth of 16 Baldwin Street Rochester New York reports immediate relief and strengthened wellbeing after using Foley Kidney Pills He says he suffered from weak kidneys and bladder trouble and highly recommends their use. A. J Ironmonger also commented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Ellsworth
Baldwin St
Rochester
N. Y
Foley
A. J
D. C. Bybee
Ketling Court
Canton
Ill
A. J. Ironmonger
Herron Family Tour and Local Social Highlights
Mr and Mrs W K Herron and children from Pomona California visited H B E Allen and friends then traveled to Missouri for a stay before returning home. Locals attended the La Salle circus and Rainbow social at Howard Ash's Saturday evening. Also mentions Gladys Allen Bessie Allen and other Allen family members visiting in Clear Creek Granville and Spring Valley. Dr Wilson and wife returned from vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Herron
Pomona
Cal
H. BE. Allen
Sarah Cassel
Missouri
la Salle
Gladys Allen
Be. Cassel
Bessie Allen
Clear Creek
Rainbow
Howard Ash
Local Visit Briefs and Town Life Updates
McNabb Walt and Hartenbower from La Salle were in town Monday. The circus drew F E Kerns W W Johnston F C G Pearce and George Seibert to La Salle Friday. Mr and Mrs Samuel Irgins welcomed a baby boy born July 29. The Edminsters visited Know Indiana to see relatives. Neil Cash and family from Granville spent Sunday with John Ward. Rollin Travis and family were in town Friday. Rosa Travis attending school at Peoria returned home for a visit. Mrs D W Snively was surprised by the orchestra for her birthday lunch on Sunday morning during the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bend
Mr. Merrill
Minneapolis
Eli Burnsworth
Ohio
Hurd
Potter
F. Horton
Varna
Mrs. Groat
Lostant
Friends
Dr. Carson
Optician
Rock Island
G. B. Hayes
Dwight
Dent Parrett
Venona
Ladies' Aid
Yen Dean
Wm. Hall
Burt Johnson
la Salle
Bernice King
McNabb
Louise Merritt
Ed Mathis
Hall
Magnolia
Harry Hayes
Brimfield
Albert Hech
Ollie Roberts
Pontiac Chautauqua
Hazel Boshell
Chicago
Barnsworth
Irvin Cuthbertson
Earlville
Ed Defenbaugh
George Keller
Sarasota
Fla
H. B. Ramage
Henry Hager
Inez Jordan
Wenona
Faye
Harry Bishop
Elizabeth Klein
Sling
Peoria
M. L. Merritt
C. H. Merritt
Mae Cee
Grace Leslie
H. P. Ramage
Mons
Hennepin
Samuel Hill
M. P. Lackland
Bessie
Mabel Defenbaugh
Emil Nilson
Ralph Brown
Ery Nora
Clara Brown
Henry
Miss Balders
Neil Cash
Granville
John Ward
Rollin Travis
Rosa M. Travis
D. W. Snively
Fire destroys hay barn and stock at Helgoth farm
A tornado storm struck Paul Helgoth's hay barn burning it and five loads of hay and bobsled. Helpers saved other buildings while John Bouxine barely escaped loss of all possessions. Loss tallies include 5000 bushels of corn five horses and equipment. Children playing with matches caused the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Helgoth
Mr. Helgoth
John Bouxine
la Salle
Lee Hamm
Same
W. H. King
D. W. Snively
F. Pearce
Hennepin News Briefs Highlight Local Visits andEvents
Rev Galt hosts Chicago relatives while Mrs Marshall visits from Canada. Dr Albert A Davis opens Hammond flat clinic for 24 7 care. Local trips include Princeton business and Ottawa races. Barrel of community events from M E church praise to Barnum show attendance and a coroner's inquest into Nick Weber death.
Ayer’s Hair Vigor Promises Dandruff Destruction
An advertisement for Ayer’s Hair Vigor from Lowell Massachusetts claims the product destroys dandruff and promotes hair growth. It states the dressing keeps hair soft and smooth, checks hair loss, does not color hair, and advises consulting a doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell
Masi
Local notes in Mt Palatine and vicinity community
Neighbor visits and guests fill a village week with Mrs. Harper and family from Urbana, Carl Morse from Chicago, Ida Hurin from Granville, and Rev Waters at the Pontiac hautauqua. Oat cutting wraps up. sermons draw audiences. light fingers haunt La Salle show. kidney health praise cites Foley Kidney Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ais
Keating
Aneator
W. C. Patterson
Adam Deck
Carrie Harper
Urbana
Lyle H. Durley
Carl Morse
Chicago
Cecil Hotel
Ida Hurin
Granville
Florence Churen
Rev. Waters
Harold Studgvin
Cecil Church
Chester Marine
Pontiachautauqua
Hazel Stewartson
Geneseo
Hammett Hotel
Are Ye Not Of More Value Than Animals
Samuel Parker laments sentimental neglect of humans over animals in a broad critique. He cites cases where estates favor pets over relatives, and contrasts charity to animals with poverty and cold, urging readers to value people above beasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Susan L. Monroe
Middle States
Samuel Parker
La Rose City Notes And Local Happenings
Friday night moving pictures return to the opera house with summer screenings. A car of oil will treat main streets, while Dr C B Younger and family visit Washburn from Chicago. Mrs Hazel Zilm visits White Cloud to see her parents and Dr Shepard. Growth in local politics features Granville county judgeship bids and attorney Harry Ward’s Chicago exam success. Princeton Tigers’ profanity at Granville diamond draws editorial rebuke of players and manager Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma DeVault
Cr. Haase
Hazel Zilm
White Cloud
Mich
Charles Schumacher
Emma
E. Spangler
Peoria
Tra Buckingham
Glenn
Granville Echo
A. P. Child
J. M. McNabb
McNabb
J. M. Williams
Putnam
W. H. Wescott
Granville
Harry K. Ward
Chicago
Harry
Hunt
Senator Cullom
Lorimer
Senate
Granville Post Office
Princeton Tigers
Granville Diamond
Tigers
Princeton
Fletcher
Hawkstone Stallion License Issued in Illinois
Worth Dixon bred Hawkstone in Sparland Illinois owned by W E Ketchum Henry Illinois. The horse, foaled in 1901, passed medical examination by Dr H A Gebhardt and licensed to stand for public service in Illinois. License expires April 26 1912. W E Ketchum will stand the horse at the owner’s barn seven miles west of Henry in Whitefield Marshall county Illinois during the fall season with terms 12 dollars to insure a living colt. If mares are parted with or moved money is due at once. Warnings against accident liability. Pure Bred Roadster Stallion License No A 3863 renewed March 6 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Dixon
Sparland
Ill
W. E. Ketchum
Henry
Ben
H. A. Gebhardt
Illinois
J. R. Dickinson
Sec.v. I
Stallion Reg. Board
Whitefield
Marshall County
Wm. M. Hill
J. K. Dickinson
Dr. Gebhardt
Vail
Stallion Billie Thomas Hill Licensed for 1912 Breeding Season
Billie Thomas Hill is a dark brown stallion examined by Dr. H A Gebhardt and cleared of disease. Licensed by the Illinois Stallion Reg Board to stand 1912 season at Gebhardt stables Henry and home barn Whitefield with insurance terms of 12 dollars for a living colt.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lydia E. Pinkam
Magnolia Department
Fred Hagg
Tonica
Putnam County
Walter A. Paxson
County Superintendent of Schools
Dandruff
MT. Palatine
G. O. Davis
Stella
Peru
Lackland
Elias Rolley
Egerton
Jennie Burroughs
Chamberlain
Albert Pletsch
Mcnabb, Ill
Phone
McNabb Central 183
L. B. Elliston
R. G. Dakin
Magnolia, Ill
W. A. Simmons
Olive Street Bank
Barnes’ University
St. Louis
NTU
T& Bowne
Bloomfield, N.J
Hawkstone
State of Illinois
Billie Thomas Hill
Henry National Bank
Henry, III
J. Watercott
L. R. Phillips
A. Camp
G. Hoyle
Northern Illinois Co-Operative Ae Association
Allen B. Smit
M. E. Church
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