Local Notes From Magnolia Area Report Various Personal Updates
Local columns note Birs. B. A. Sivell illness and Bennie Law sickness. Mrs. Nulan Evans visits kin in Galesburg. Mrs. Henry Doan visits parents in Streator. Mary Coan of McNabb sews for Mrs. J. S. Phillips. Nan Guinea returns from Lostamt visit. Parsons attends son’s funeral but late. James Arnold visits Bloomington week. Mrs. H. T. Schmit and Gladys Ruble with Ave Aide group. Ervin Dean returns home. Hoosier grants, threshing machine loss insured at $1,000 aids replacement. Miss Daly of Toluca joins R. W. Spencer’s staff in Magnolia. Death of Mrs. Mary Fyffe Lightheart of St. Jo Mo. relates to local families. Miss Carney to Macomb Normal and new rural school chair at Clear Creek. salary $1,000 noted.
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B. A. Sivell
Bennie Law
Bickest
Nulan Evans
Relavien
Galesburg
Henry Doan
Streator
Mins
Mary Coan
McNabb
Mre
J. S. Phillips
Piso Nan Guinea
Lostamt
Ir. Parsons
Nincourt
James Arnold
Pioomingtona
BH. T. Scihit
Otta- WS
Irs
Ward Giadys Ruble
Pearl Histt
Ave
Ervin Dean
Weltas
RS Shi
Paneer
Mary Fyffe Lightheart
St Joé
B. F. Fyffe
Boyle
Wilson
Griffith
Miss Carney
Magnolia Township
J Clear Creek
Macomb Normail
Church Notes on Magnolia Charge Services and Meeting
Church Notes report services on Magnolia charge for Sunday August 26 with Strawn Sunday school at 1 and preaching at 11 and Magnolis Sunday school at 10 and preaching time unclear. Camp grounds services on August 18 and 19 had successful preaching and good time in general. A ten days meeting is contemplated for next year.
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Magnolia
Strawn
Magnolis
McNABB and Miso Charity Visit Local Family
A fragmented note reports McNABB and Miso Charity visiting Westenae Ye in Wis and meeting relatives at a Masa hotel. The text mentions a two inquiry vacation, James Viteto moving into Jake Wilson’s house, and a piano camp event with Keene participation.
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McNabb
Miso Charity Moulton
Alan
Totus el
Hughon Westenae
Sizapskias
Big
Masa
James Viteto Ia
Jake Wilson
Tray Herp
Local Social News From Mineral Springs Area
RaLONETAO the parmp meeting at Mineral Springs last Sunday site Mand Wire Gwen Alles from Beary visited H Allen's. Miss Katie Hawthorne returned from Granville and McNebb. Families including Albert Detmainger and Hetricks hosted relatives and friends. Dr Watson transported a patient to Chicago hospital and back. Local visits from Decatur Tre Mont and Tonica are noted with meals, ice cream, and reunions.
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Pia Danney
Decatur
Barve Allen
Wat Thurssday
Bert Hetrick
Magnolia
Katie Hawthorne
Granville Add Mc Nebb
Esther Albert
Katie Chandler
Bursland
Oliver Livingston
Moline
L. W Jenkins
Katie Eisenkhour
Tremont
A B Detnainger
Miog
Julia Fulmer
Cecti Hotel
Edna Clemens
M. E. Ford
George Hetrick
Watson
Chicago
Jessie Reichwine
Marguarite
Kansas
Chance
John Deininger
Ben Allemen
Tonica
Fred Dissinger
Hennepin
Harvey Allen
Canada and United States enter era of sustained prosperity
An editorial notes booming trade in Canada with a fiscal year value near 526 million and growth over the previous year. It highlights rising exports, especially farm products up 30 percent, and migration to the northwest. The piece argues for peaceful relations and reciprocal profit without costly military fortifications.
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United States
Dominion Offijelala
Canada
Washington
Caada
Britain
Canadian Prosperity and Trade Ties With the United States
The Chicago Tribune contemplates Canada’s potential prosperity driven by population, industry, and intelligent governance. It notes Canada’s possible rise as a wealthy healthy region and emphasizes how closely linked US prosperity is to Canadian trade.
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Canada
United States
Chicago Tribune
Illinois Rich in Minerals and Mineral Production Rise
Illinois is rich in mineral wealth with 1905 outputs totaling 57.99 million dollars. Coal dominates with 36.75 million, cement and stone products rise, spring water revenue drops, and Portland cement output climbs to 1.545 million barrels valued at 1.741 million. Lead and other minerals noted, coal growth highlighted. The state survey projects coal output could reach 280 million tons in twenty-five years if growth continues.
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Illinois
E B van Horn
Hugels
van Horn
Nizos
liMmets
Galena
Alton
Mederal Less& Company
Miscouri
The
State Survey
United States
Illlinois
Fresh Water Gems Draw Dealers From East to West
A surge of wholesale pearl merchants from New York to Wisconsin Mississippi and beyond shows prominent firms now represented by agents. Prices skyrocket as top gems reel in large bids including a sixty eight grain round white pearl in New York once sold for 75 cents to yield as high as 15000. Reports cite pearls from Vincennes Prairie du Chien and other pearl hunting centers with Western rivers hampered by high water but now a strong season. Demand from button and novelty manufacturers boosts gem trade as mussel shells remain the key, with many fishers drawn to the Abbush River area within 200 miles of Giles. This excerpt notes promissory and auction records at the office.
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New York
Wabash
Wisconsin
Missisippi
Maurice Brewer
Missionippi River
I & Anthony
Camanche
Vincennes
Ind
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Abush
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