Trade Selection Cited From Best Stock List
A selection from the best stocks is highlighted for a large variety with emphasis on suitable goods. The note mentions needed trade and submission to choose only items with a favorable fade or value, aiming to identify winners.
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Candies Nut Iratts Promises Prime Stock in Town
Local seller pledges top quality Candies Nut iratts with the best stock ever shown and the lowest prices for the quality.
Illinois History From Native Tribes To Modern Times
A sweeping, though error-filled, chronology traces Illinois from the Mini tribe name through Marquette and Joliet’s 1673 discovery, Fort Chartres, statehood milestones, railroad and canal builds, Lincoln Douglas debates, and early banking notes. It ends with a speech by Wallace praising penny savings in Savanna and a tiny banking-loss figure.
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Illinois
Father Marquette
Louis Joliet
Mississippi River
la Salle
Henry Tonti
St. Louis
Starved Rock
Mississippi Valley
Fort Chartres
Kaskaskia
Great Brita
Paris
Silcholy County
Virginia
Sanuel J Seele
Ilinois
New Design
Monroe County
St.fair County
Terrtory
Marietta
Minois
Indian Territory
Kankaskia
Vandalia
Chicago
Springfield
Weredosin
Ilinois Central
Centralia
East Dubnane
Cairo
State Normal School
Bloomwington
Lincoln
State House
University of Chicago
Preventing Co operation and Civic Spirit in Communities
A long text from the Kewanee Civic Club warns that undue sensitiveness to credit and leadership hinders local cooperation. It cites business men who demand status and financial returns before supporting movements, and urges support for good ideas regardless of origin. It also notes a Rural Free Delivery issue about postage losses from catalogues, asking who benefits.
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we-Wan-ee
Kewaneé Civic Club
Weill
RF D News
National Rural Letter Carriers Association
United States
Sam
Mall Order Corporation
Ibuyers
Agia
Cornstalk Disease Hits Livestock Hard Across State
The report describes cornstalk disease affecting horses and other livestock alongside foot and mouth and cholera. C A Laffert y of Bloomington notes many dead horses and cites the disease appears worse in southern counties, spreading north as corn fields are harvested later. The cause remains uncertain with theories ranging from cornstalk toxins to smut.
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C. A. Lafpeerty
Bloomington
Jpany
Lafferty
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