State Senator to retire and possible candidates rise
An official note states longtime State Senator from Cinis district will not seek re nomination. A Republican field may form in Woodford Marshall and Putnam counties for the lower house while Robert B. Fort is tipped as a potential Lieutenant Governor candidate. Marshall County focuses on A L Turner as a strong representative candidate.
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For
Cinis
Senate
Wlivingdom County
Woodford
Marshall
Putnam
Robert B. Fort
Mr Fort
A. L. Turner
Wenons
General Assembly
Marshall Uswaty
Turner
Moano Township
Iis Tee
Ainion
Oace
Marchall
General Au Combine
Obituary for Wes Bapp Egs Yd Gregory in Marshall County
Peaced away at age 69 on a Tuesday evening in Marshall County Ohio born March 24 1835 in Auglate County Ohio. Survived by wife Mrs Nellie Gomitzeh and others with a long farming career in Feary township and later a cottage on Main Street. He served as highway commissioner and was active in Odd Fellows and lodge duties. Funeral at home on Main Street Friday at 10 am with Rev W H Maeson officiating.
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Wes Bapp
Mar Gregory
Sears
Mr Gregory
Auglate County
Ohio
Hmerison Gregory
Tad
Paoria County
Marshall County
Gregory
Miso Jeno Lee
Iso
Econo
Ile
Mion Nellis
Gomizteh
Otrest
Abney
Tames
Lodge
Marchall Lodge
Grand Lodge
Mfe
Reals
Dence
Main Street
W. H. Maosm
Ellen Dorsey Rites Mark Long Life and Family Ties
Ellen Dorsey, an aged Irish born widow of Timothy Dorsey, dies at 88 in Illinois after a long, faithful life as a mother and neighbor. Survived by daughters Katherine, Ellen, and Margaret, she lived in Putnam and later Bertrand with a warm hospitality noted by all. Funeral services held at St Joseph’s Church with a Requiem Mass, pallbearers named, and mourners from Chicago, Caro, and Lacon attending.
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Ellen Dorsey
Ars
Lerast
Jellee Day
County Limerick
Ireland
Timothy Dorsey
Eail
America
Pennsylvania
Flinois
Putnam
Renry
Dorsay
Haseen
Sikentos
Katherine
Ellen
Wm Gannon
Chicago
Margaret
Lot Sullivan
Bertrand
Nebraska
Mero Dorsey
St Joseph’s Catholic Church
Fr Kolery
J A. Williams
Wm Kuca
John Barry
James Hartley
Thomas Landers
Wm Wallace
Mico Katle
Wiliam Ganzon
Mm B. Jones
Carcigo
Mro Jeaio Smith
Mico Sara Sullivan
Poorta
Molien McGill
Lacon
Mrs May Shrig Campbell of Marion Dies at 37
Mrs May Shrig Campbell wife of Rev Robert L Campbell pastor of First Presbyterian church Marion Iowa died at the family residence in East Liberty Street at 6 am January 25 1904 after a lingering illness. Born and raised in Wooster she studied public schools and the university and joined Kappa Kappa Gamma. She united with St James Episcopal then Presbyterian, taught Sabbath school in Grood Ridge and Bible study for two years, leaving a lasting Christian example. Funeral held January 26 in Marion Presbyterian Church conducted by local ministers. remains sent to Wooster for interment. Her husband and three small children survive.
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Mra May Shrig Campbell
Robert L. Campbell
First Presbyterian Church
Marion
Yowa
Saat City
Wooster
St James
Presbyterian Church of
Grand Ridge
Oideat
Robert
Chacha
al Grood Ridge
Obo Waco
Presbyterian
Iowa
Frank F Stoltz
Ottumwa
Hilecher
Winton
Leesan
Hveo
Daily Republican
Obituaries of Emma J Colby Henry Byatt and others
Emma J Colby born May 1857 at Granville Putnam co died December 29 1908 at St Josephs Retreat Michigan She taught under the New West before marrying E A Tuttle of Philadelphia in 1892 He died in 1898 Her remains were interred at Woodmere Detroit Also listed are the deaths of Ora Henry Byatt January 23 at Tonka aged 72 widow of Henry Byatt with five daughters and a tailor shop connection O Frederick O D G M of Chillicothe District Deputy Grand Master died in his sleep Dr W W Dean learns of Miss Jo Dean Tremont Tazewell county who died recently and was beloved by the Lacon community
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Emmaj Colby
Granville
Putnam County
St Joseph's Retreat
Michigan
New West
E. A Tuttle
Philadelphia
D.G M
Chillicothe
WW. W. Dean
Jo Dean
Tremont
Tazewell County
Doctor
Give
Kentucky Life and Oddities in Anbarley Bliss Style
Anbarley Bliss of the Hilatoro News depicts Kentucky life with colorful dialect and memory imagery. The piece weaves scenes of mountain dew, babies fed hot stew, shootings, doctors scarce, and community amusements amid rural hardship and nostalgic detail.
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Kentucky
Anbarley Bliss
The
Hilatoro News
Ike
Old
Lylesum Lyceum Debates Cold Weather School Program
Severe cold disrupts Lyceum events as students discuss canal question. Freshmen oppose Panama plan while Juniors and Sophomores present balanced debaters and titles. Health notes mention illness suspending sessions and a physician’s claims of cures for consumption with Dr King’s New Discovery and Dr Powell's remedies.
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United States
Panama
Neayme Balteweg
Virgil Vale
Jecot Danicto
Sophmore
Geary Stibgen
Joe Jones
Bad Kaye
Iit
Mice Motter
Lyle Humphray
H. Haggins
Melbourne
Fla
King
Dr Powell's Dry Store
Hopewell Banter and Local Happenings Recap
Whimsical notes from Hopewell recount odd tales about Ludwig and crossroad writers. The piece mentions town growth with a two story business house and elevator addition, grain trader I W Fehring buying 12 000 bushels in Minook, and lively social events at John Carlton's with 80 to 40 youths.
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Hopewell
Ludwig
I. W Fehring
Minook
Lacon
Henry
Damocrat
John Carlton
Fred
Ossyp
Goozer
Geroundbos
Leap Year Party and Plans Across Town
A group of 16 young people gathered at Enoal Christensen's home for a Leap Year party with contests and prizes. Jobo Carlson plans a visit to Ree Feland to see C Nelson at Augustane College and to Rock Island and Spring Valley. Carl Johnson, recently hospitalized at Augustana Hospital in Chicago, is expected to return this week.
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Enoal Christensen
Winnera
Fosera
Jobo Carlson
Ree Feland
C. ©. Nelson
Augustane College
George Nordstrom
Rock Island
Spring Valley
Christencon
Carl Johnson
Augustana Hospital
Chicago
Strong constitution linked to River condition
A partial, garbled text links national vigor to river health and mentions a supposed medicine by Darwite’s Little Pills. It claims the pills purport to strengthen the system and support “the labor rebuild” with broad, unclear benefits. Sold by all druggists.
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Allenses
Draggista
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