Will of Elizabeth Malone Filed for Probate in Camp Grove
The late Elizabeth Malone's will, filed in county court, allocates a 12700 estate with 3000 in realty and 9700 in personal property to nine living Malone children, grandchildren of her deceased son and daughter. Each child receives one eleventh, grandchildren await majority for shares, with two daughters Magg ie Seeley and Jane Elizabeth Wolfe receiving all household and personal effects. A 1913 codicil appoints James H Malone as trustee for a Camp Grove home sale proceeds reinvested for his benefit and outlines trust distributions to daughters’ children.
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Elizabeth Malone
Camp Grove
Gregg
Maggie Seeley
Jane Elizabeth Wolfe
Wiliam’ F. Malone
James H. Malone
Joseph Malone
Knomas Malone
John, Malone
Samyel Malone
Belle Riel Pierson
Janet Elizabeth Wolfe
Suhday
Crawford N. Ong
B. D. Richmond
James H. Malona
James R Newman Civil War veteran dies at 80
James R Newman son of John and Amelita Newman was born February 2 1887 at Maite Ohio and died December 24 1917 in Henry Su. He served in the 4th Illinois Volunteer Infantry from 1861 to 1864 and participated in many engagements including Iuka Tupelo and Vicksburg. He leaves a large family and was a prominent Republican leader and township assessor in Whitefield. Funeral services were held at the family residence on Market Street with Rev G E Tilton presiding.
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James"r. Newman
John and
Amelita Newman
Maite
Morgan County
Ohio
Henry
Mary Jane ‘Reinbeck
Albert Sherman
Hora V
James Harris
Carron
Iowa
Dorp B
James
Somera
Wichita
Kan
Hattie
Henry Aukland
Abbie
Charles Griffin
Graea M
Sol” Nighswonger
Terre
Haute
Ind
LeRoy
Henry L
Mabel E
Zenas Graves
Whitefield
Marshall County
Illnois
Harmon Andrews
John Bryner
Island
New Madrid
Farmington
Miss
Corinth
Iuka
Holly Springs
Jackson
Vicksburg
Mechanormond
Tupelo
Abbeville
Ming
Springfield
Newman
Sales
Market’ Street
G. E. Tilton
Harry Newman
Noland
Everett Newman
Lesle
Harold Aukland
Ralph Harris
Death of Samuel J. White at 80 near Wenona Illinois
Samuel J. White former resident near Wenona Illinois dies at home from age related infirmities. Civil War veteran and temperance advocate leaves wife Mary Elizabeth Golden six children and three grandchildren. Funeral held at his home with local clergy.
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Hig
Wenona
Samuel J. White
Evans
Samuel
Anna Brown White
Butler County
Pennsylvania
Magnolia
Illinois
Lincoln
White
Mary Elizabeth Golden
Rollin
Chicago
Lauretta Eliott
Rock River
Wya
Howard
Leigh
Ella
Milton
Mr. White
Sandy
S. J. White
A. D. Light
Carmel
McClure
Lestant
R. F. Cressey
Venona
Sidney Pool dies after long illness in Julesburg Colo
Sidney Pool a prominent Julesburg resident died last Saturday December 8 after almost two years of illness. Born July 8 1849 in Putnam County Illinois he was 68 years old. He moved to Cheyenne County Nebraska in 1886 homesteaded near Dalton then moved to Julesburg to run Julesburg Lumber with his son Guy Pool. He leaves his wife four sons and four daughters and lies in state in Julesburg before funeral in Dalton with burial there.
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Ares
Sidney Pool
Julesburg
Colo
Putnam County
Ilinois
Hennepin Road
Henry
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Illinois
Ead
Dalton
Neb
Guy Pool
Julesburg Lumber Company
Guy
A. C. Pool
Portland
Ore
Guy W Pool
Pool
Sidney Herbert Pool
France
R. P. Scott
Ebert Scott
Bridgeport
W. J. Ewing
H. R. Claugh
W. T. Gatley
Methodist Church
Reve Gatley
Irma Bower
Grit- Advocate
Farmer Hoards Potatoes At $2 A Bushel, 600 Bushels
A wealthy farmer near Polo kept 600 bushels of potatoes at $2 each. A federal investigator visited, offering 90 cents below the ask, and gave ninety days to respond. The letter remark urges continuing correspondence and lightening stamp costs.
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Polo
How to Prevent Croup in Children
Advises early treatment at first hoarseness with Champerigin’s Cough-Remedy to ward off attacks. Warns that many tricks follow colorless outbreaks and anxiety.
Jersey cattle yield records drive Jersey milk boom
Jersey cows on test post rising production with many exceeding 50 pounds butterfat monthly. In 1917 the fifty pound list grows to 487 then 500 cows at 60 pounds butterfat yearly. World record Jerseys Sophie and Spermfield-Owl’s return to test show high milk and fat outputs. First National bank of Henry announces annual stockholders meeting for January 1918.
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Jerseys
Jersey
New Zealand
Sophie
Hood Farm
Aersey
Spermfield-Owl's
Lass 73d
American Jersey Cattle Club
An American's Duty and a Bumper Wheat Crop for 1918
An editorial urges national unity for war efforts with calls to enlist the healthy young, donate wealth, labor from the unfit, and service from women. It urges empathy toward neighbors with German names, restraint in profiteering, and support for a long war ending in victory. A second piece notes a 1 billion bushel 1918 wheat export goal and outlines six key farming practices to lift Illinois yields and feed allied nations.
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Germany
Chicago American
Sble
Jess
France
Aljiea
Illinois
Iinois Farmers’ Institute
Hilnels
Lilnola Farmers’ Institute
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James R. Newmans
White, A
Hiiness
Red
Calvary
Red Cross
Pringleia
United States
Lowden
Erson
Ay Ea
Internal Revenue
D. McCabe
Asa Unst
San Francisco
Monsieur
Iit
Lippintott’s
Honest Fife
R. E. Barrett
William Ginn
Rock Island Railway
Sheffield
Geneseo
E. B.gilbert
Hia
Blue Island
Dodge
Morse’s
J. Segraves
Ild
God
E. Ma
First National Bank of
J. L. Jones
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