Notable Civil War 47th Illinois and 11th Missouri Regiments
A brief history notes the 111th Illinois Infantry, its leaders like Gen Joseph A Mower, and the 47th Illinois and 11th Missouri regiments. It recalls the Iuka battle, a fierce bayonet charge, and lists surviving officers Walter Scott Festus Bentley James Newman Jacob Melick G Monroe Locke and William Drake.
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Aliscourt
Ilinois
Missouri
Joseph A. Mower
15Th Army Corps
47Th
Mfools Infantry
Henry
Whitefield Menu
7Th
Aew
National Tribune
Washington, D. C
Iuka
Miss
11Th Missouri
Thllinois
Sfissouri
47Th St
Walter Scott
Festus Bentley
Milo
James R. Newman
Jacob A. Melick
G. Monroe Locke
William Drake
Hennepin
Bitter Fight Warned Against King’s New Discovery
The article warns that those who ignore Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption will face a long struggle or fatal termination. It quotes T R Beall of Beall Nebraska describing his wife’s recovery after using the remedy, noting a guarantee by Dr Powell and pricing. It mentions J F Leavitt delaying ice harvest until an earlier frost, with a stray local note.
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T. R. Beall
Beall
Obituary notices from Magnolia area citizens
Obituary notices recall Daisy M. Haws of Magnolia Ill died December 20 1963 she married Marvin S Jennings in 1902 and had a son Funeral details note Magnolia Chapter O E S attendance and local church service Also memorials for Grandpa William Atwood of Plattsmouth Neb his life as a teacher church leader and diarist and for Daniel Harlin of Marshall County and Mrs William Bell of Riverside Cal plus Mrs Laura Bellows of Lacon and Michael Carroll of Peoria and Robert Hay Sr of Milo as survivors and burial details.
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Daniel Harlin
Marshall County
M. E
McCown
Migar Grove
William Bell
Hennepie
Henry
Riverside
Cal
Dennis
George
Hell
Laura Bellows
Lacan
H. J. Bellows
Delavan
Wisconsis
Sir Bellows
Lacon
Michael Carroll
Peoria
Willy
Minoak
John Carroll
Toluca
Toluca Herald. He Was A Printer By Trade. Robert Hay
Milo
Annawan Deck
Bradford Baptist Church
Teterment
Death of John D. Arch in Green County Iowa
John D. Arch born Morris County New Jersey 1822 died Nov 18 1903 at age 81 at his daughter Mrs John Gonger home in Isckeon township Green County Iowa He lived in Illinois from 1843 to 1874 later settling in Green County as a farmer He leaves two daughters and five sons many reside in Green County Nome Alaska absence noted Funeral services were held at the Jefferson Church Rev Stevenson officiating All children except one son attended along with many friends
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Wiliam Atwood
Plattemouth
Neb
Moorning
Mr Atwood
Danville
N. Y
Paul
A. W.atwood
Piattsmouth
H. Atwood
Lincoln
Este Te Lis
Grandpa Atwood
Atwood
Swift
Mra
A. W Atwood
Clark Swift
Thomas A. Amonelis
Whitefield
H. D. Bohham
William Fosdick
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W. Swan
J. T. Baird
Presbyteran Church
John D. Arch
Morris County
New Jersey
John Gonger
Isckeon Township
Green County
Iowa
Arch
Illinois
Whitefield Corners
Sire Will Jaques
George
Ansley Jobo H
Ed M
Ransom Arch
Ransom
Nome
Alaska
Aft
Jefferson
Stevenson
Death notices for Bridget Monahan near Washburn
Afrs Bridget Monahan died at her home near Washburn on Tuesday morning December 8 at 7 o clock, age 63 years 9 months 29 days. Born in Queens county Ireland February 11 1810 she came to America in 1856 with her parents. She leaves 10 children two sons and eight daughters. Funeral held at the Catholic church in Washburn December 10 with burial at the cemetery.
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Bridget Monahan
Washburn
Queens County
Ireland
America
Lacon
Edward Monahan
Mfr Alonahan
Bir Moushan
Charles
Minoak
John
Schall
Retangora
Aira James Donnelly
Greenoak
Manly
Woodford
Wm. Harney
Henry
Anna
Lizzie
Raze
Veronica
Irs Monahan
Public school pioneer Hon W W Stetson visits Hen-s
The Maine State Superintendent of Public Instruction Hon W W Stetson toured the town en route to a National Educational Association address in Denver. He visited teachers and patrons, recalled introducing public graduation exercises in 1876, and delivered an hour long eloquent address emphasizing inspiring teachers to use words wisely.
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W. W. Stetson
Pew
Edward Street
Hutchine-Lincoln Co
M. E
Presbyterian
Henry Republician
Worley
Helper
Motter
Stetson
Maine
Steteon
Zhovi
Visitor Stetson Attends Henry High School Exercises
After the exercises at Henry High School, Mr Stetson dined with teachers at Camp House with a six o'clock meal and place cards. A water colored band decorates each card symbolizing enduring friendship and this souvenir. A reception followed at the hotel parlor before the train departure.
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Henry High School
Stetson
Mary L. Boice
Theo Disosway
Ballard’s Horehound Syrup Praised by Wisconsin Druggist
Henry C. Stearns of Shullsbort Wisconsin reports Ballard's Horehound Syrup relieves heathe, croupy cough and breathing struggles. He notes repeat customers and strong satisfaction after two years of sales, with prices 25c and $1.60 at Powell's drug store.
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Ballard
Henry C. Stearns
Shollsbort
Wis
Aig
Br Powell
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Faily
Ife
Thas
FE Golso Strapze
Locke Henry, Il
Ororge Her
Gregor A. Burr
George Burt & Son
Republican Office
Republican
J.F. Leavitt
Jarek Froxt
Henry, Illinois
Mes
Marvin B. Jennings
Daley Max Haws
Thomas
Mary J. Haws
Magnolia
Ill
Stagnolis
Magnolia High School
M. E. Church
Magoolis C. FE
Daisy M. Haws
Marvin
Jennings
Goon
Daisy
Tev Johnson
Magnolia Chapter
William Atwood
Henry Markets
John A. Spencer
LaSalle Street
Aurora
Mr. Furs
Ture Hishess
Pete Air Staterman Bros
Peterman
Henry, I IH
Albert P
Charles Woots
Cecerels Road
Charles ‘Young
Daniel Noegan
Aarixe
Glenn
Poiver
Royal Kinsall
LF Bs
Tock Island
Merous
Esher
I Duifns
A. P. Child & Son
J. A. Kays
Chas Wu
Corm Prodvota Company
New York
Chicago
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