La Salle County fair and Streator excursion featured
The article recalls the La Salle County excursion to Streator with speeches by local figures including Parker and Reeves. It describes a festive program with brass bands, speeches, and a county song written for the trip. It notes the 86th Illinois Regiment reunion events and plans for future gatherings and chautauqua programs in nearby Danville.
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Ballas
Alton
Balle County
Strea
Reeves
Mar
Mar‘shall Awmés
Fornoff
Faweet Plumb
Walter—Reeves
Gilbert
Chicago
Ui Club
Ee ‘Parker
la Salle
H.'. Satterlee
Old la Salle
Ilinois
School assignments list by townships and staff
The document lists teachers and staff by school and township. It names Henry Public School personnel led by Superintendent Harry M. Snow and Principal Eva J. Beattie, along with room assignments. Other townships include Henry, Whitefield, Crow Meadow, Sugar Grove, Red Town, and more with several staff and associate names. It also notes miscellaneous entries including Atkinson Olive Ramsey Sparland J R Bouton Mildred Allen Edith Dennis and Pool Oscar Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Public School
Harry M. Snow
Eva J. Beattie
Ella Worley
Carrie Carpenter
Birdie Major
Beulah Nicholson
Gertrude Bickerman
Elise L. Helper
Stella Motter
Henry Township
Harrison
Matthew Steele Merritt
Ida Dwyer
Quinn
Zoe Young Crow Meadow
Ora
Bonham
Whitefield Township
Sugar Grove
Thomas Salisbury
Niblock
Belle Schimp
Red Town
May Young Burgson
Mayme Osborne Bonham
Agnes Dennis
Paplapete Bickerman
Whitefield Corners
Hertha Swift
Saratoga
Rickey—May
Wikoff Coulter
Anna
Bobby Richland
Hull
Frank Ganzer
Hopewell
Tax
William Panzer Sawyer
Laura Freeman
Laconist
Effie Stover
Atkinson
Olive Ramsey
Spa
Young Lady Rescued by Chamberlain Remedy in Panama
Letter from Dr Chas H Utter of Panama Colombia recounts a sixteen year old girl saved from a dysentery attack. After dire prognosis and failing treatments, Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy brought rapid improvement and full recovery within a week. Also mentions actress Courtenay Morgan set to appear at Henry Opera House in Camille revival.
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Panama
Colombia
Chamberlain
Chas. H. Utter
Dr Powells City
Norwood Colorado Mining Co Eyes Rich Claims in Park County
Norwood Colorado Mining Co plans treasury stock to raise funds for sinking shafts and installing machinery on the Mountaindale district claims in Park County. Management includes Dr H J Bell as president and M D Sterrett as general manager, with experts predicting ore bodies at 100 to 200 feet depth similar to Cripple Creek mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
creTeates
Norwood-Colorado
Mountaindale
Darryal Mountain Range
Park County
Colorado
Mindi
Cripple Creek
Jévery Cine
Huamens
Norwood- Colorado Mining Co
Treasury
Times
Norwood
Minn
H. J. Bell
G. Hoeffken
G. J. Bradley
G. W. Ocobock
J. 8. Sterrett
M. D. Sterrett
F. ©. Sterrett
P. W. Morrison
A. J. Kronmonger
Lust Cook at Her
An advertisement proclaims Dr King’s New Life Pills as a health secret. It claims improved digestion, active organs, and relief from headaches and blues, urging readers to buy at Dr Powell’s City drug store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr King
Dr Powell
City
Laundry Shipped to Fitch Laundry Each Wednesday Morning
Fitch Laundry advertises weekly pickup every Wednesday morning with dyeing and cleaning services. Agent Schaefer handles enquiries at telephone 120.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitch
Schaefer
German immigrant William Schmidt dies after weeklong illness
William Schmidt aged German immigrant dies at Miss Anon Casey's residence after about a week of illness. He came to America, settled in Saratoga Township Marshall County on a landholding of 60 a quarter section. He married twice and had ten children. two brothers Peter and Michael survive. Funeral at 8 am Friday at St Mary’s Church with interment Mt Palatine Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schmidt
Anon Casey
W. H. Jones
Schmidt
Germany
Saratoga Township
Marshall County
America
Peter
Michael
St Mary's Church
Mt Palatine Cemetery
Miss Anna Casey Dies After Dizzy Spells at Home
Miss Anna Casey died suddenly at her residence near St Mary's church after falling while dizzy spells struck her on the way out. She had come from Peoria ten years ago and owned a small cottage. The coroner ruled natural causes acute cordial trouble. Funeral details set for St Joseph's church with interment at St Patrick's cemetery. Edward B. Pusifer, former Hennepin merchant, died in Chicago at age about ninety. He leaves a son and daughter.
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Anna Casey
St Mary’s Catholic Church
Ellen Hartley
Heart Deease
Miss Casey
Peoria
St Francia’ Hospital
Koch
St Joseph’s Church
Williiam Schmidt
Mtes Carey
H. H. Kirchman
E. J. Emery Foreman
H. J. Adams
James Chambers
D.W. Gehring
H. Guyre
C. Woodward
G. W. Keller
Hubbell
Misa Elizabeth Schmidt
Michael Schmidt
Fribulery
Sacred Heart Societies
St Patrick's Cemetery
Edward BF. Pusifer
Hennepin
Chicago
Drug firm endorses Herbine with repeated orders
Physicians Ford and Sturgeon of Rockyain Station Ky report Dr G B Singley requested Herbine for patients. They ordered three dozen in December and have repeated the order three times due to strong results. They note Dr Singley endorses the product. bottles sell for 60 cents at Dr Powell's City drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford & Sturgeon
Rockyain Station
G. 3B
Dr Powell’s City Drug Store
Henry Creamery weekly business report and notices
The Henry Co-operative Creamery shows rising milk receipts and 26 delivering farmers. Pay depends on butter fat. strict cleanliness rules and prompt cooling urged. Also church notices, meetings, baptisms, school changes, and upcoming evangelist events in Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Co-operative Creamery
Toou
L. F. Branaam
Henry
A Cure For Cholera Infantum Remedy Endorsed
Mrs Curtis Baker of Bookwalters Ohio recounts a neighbor's infant recovery from cholera infantum after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The remedy is sold at Dr Powells City drug store. The Illinois State Journal discusses constitutional revision and costs to litigants and lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Baker
Bookwalters
Ohio
Chamberlain
Dr Powell
City
Illinois State Journal
State Bar Association
Litiganta
Distressing Stomach Disease Cured by South American Remedy
Advertisement touts a masterly cure for stomach weakness and indigestion using a South American nervine. It claims universal efficacy, immediate relief, and a permanent cure with first use, praised as pleasant and safe. Sold by JE and FA Pow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onic
Miss Jessie Stegal to Attend Burrows Wedding in Dainsville
Miss Jessie Stegal and her father will take a noon K W train tomorrow to visit friends and attend the marriage of Bertha Burrows at the Burrows Oak Lawn residence at 8:30 PM on Wednesday August 20 in Dainsville Mo. Republicans in Putnant county plan a county convention at the court house in Hennepin on Wednesday September 8 with many candidates for various offices.
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86Th ‘Regiment of
Ilinois Volunteer Infantry
Peo- Ha
Ompeon
Burkhalter
Jessie Stegal
Cty
Henry
Dainsville
Bertha
J. H. Burrows
Burrows Oak Lawn
Enterville
Iowa
Putnant County
Hennepin
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la Salle County
Cairo
Illinois
IiHnola
Iilinois
Tinos
Streator
TiNnota
Thnois
Ilnois
Samuelf Parker
Powell
Oity Wiig
The
Chautauauat at-Danville
Wureka
Christman
Danville
Lincoln Park
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Waite
Iis
Sait Jones
Jyas
Fitz Hugh Lee
Eleanor Bingham
Helen My
Frank Crane
Pinghanmi
Iexan McDonovair
Lacon
Ill
Lee
Norwood-Colorado Mining Co
Mortuary Record
Henry Creamery CO
Church Notes
Nichols
Christian Church
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
M. L. Coan
Christian_ Endeavor
Dora~Halbbey
Presbyterian Sunday School
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
W. J. Hobart
Alice Test
Ladd
Cleone
Henry Society
G. M. Locke
Powers
Rising
O. L. Barler
Society of the New Jerusalem
L. G. Landenberger
Tev Gorter
Episcopal Church
E. G. Bulgin
Paxton
Robinson
Crawford County
Montgomery
Abba Becker Bear
M. D. McDonough
Chicago Record-Herald of
Schaefer’s
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