Our Sister Towns and Local Notices
Edna Albertson visits Henry to see her sister 3 David Owens. Gored Thomas seeks new fields. Socials hosted by Mrs Charles N Thompson Mrs R Edwards and Mrs John Lutchins. Congregational church supper at Temperance Hall. Horticultural Society conference with state secretary expected. Two trials this week for minors fined jailed. Rev J P Barrett to Iowa next Saturday with H Taintor guiding. Temperance Alliance meeting in court house led by Dercon Dunlap. Bishop speeches by local figures on temperance and suffrage. Prohibition Glee Club performances conclude with J G Bynan address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Albertson
Henry
David Owens
Gored Thomas
Charles N. Thompson
R .G. Edwards
John Lutchins
Ifr
Mra Reddan
Ira James
Congregational Church
Temperance Hall
Onandanggaltag
Horticultural Society
Rielly
Nye
Blau
J. P. Barrett
Iowa
H. Taintor
Chicago
Mr Taintor
Home Missionary Society
J.P. Barrett
Congregational Church of
Lacon
Barrett
Temperance Alliance
Court House
Dercon Dunlap
A C Price
Duonlup
Lee Price
Sis
Roy
Dwincell
Washburn
Ashburn
Roya Whorral
A. Johnson
Mosars Taylor
Myers
Geo O. Barnes
Otteman
Lucy Gaston
Lu J. Gaston
Heteningto J G Bynans
Local Notes on Visits and Labor News
Mrs W B Pease arrived from Dakota to surprise relatives last Thursday evening. Michael Gramlic's family moved to Wyoming. he stayed at the coal shaft while his sister kept house for Thomas Purcell who lost his wife around December. Anlaca Garratt and Oliver W Hamilton returned from Chicago for a short visit before Allison resumes veterinary studies and Oliver back to the telegraph office. Mr Reed of Braceville, state labor federation president, spoke about the strike with the Coal Co. workers returned on Friday morning and the terms of guidement were reported satisfactory to the Coal Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Pease
Dakota
Michael Gramlic
Wyoming
Thomas Purcell
Anlaca Garratt
Oliver W Hemilton
Chicago
Allison
Oliver
Telegraph
Spchbygg
Reed
Braceville
State Labor Federation
Beyn
Measles Illness and Local Notices From Henty Township
Crow Mexndow Walter Motter recovers from measles while a literary group meeting schedule is debated. Eleathan Knipp, born March 20 1881 near Danbury Connecticut, died in Henty township on February with services led by Rev Parker from Putnam. He leaves a wife Sara Ann Quimby, a daughter and two sons, and his mother and brothers survive him. The funeral was held at his residence north of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Motter
Ed Motter
Henty Township
Eleathan Knipp
Eleathan Knapp
Danbury
Conn
Sara Ann Quimby
Hlis
Christian Church
Parker
Putnam
Princeton Notes On Local Life And Road Debate
The column covers diverse town happenings including Mrs Snell’s concerns in Peoria, travel to Colorado, and Florida oranges, a party for Jno Anderson’s wedding, a pea social at Wm Brukaw’s residence, and Joe Kenyon’s craft skills. It highlights summer weather, the livery experiments, and a long road question favoring gravel paths and parklike Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Snell
Tiakilwa
Wesley Runnels
Princeton
Mra Stockug
Funson
Snell
Peoria
Mra McCurdy
Stephen
Chrisman
Colorado
Centennial
Clyde
Pue Ia
Jobo Herr
Misa Judith QO Dent
Weoonna
Florida
Joe Kenyon
Joe
Lyceum
Surround. Wash White Moves Tool Back to Henry on Monday
The report notes Wash White moved his tool back to Henry on Monday. George Marsh, superintendent of the coal shaft, returned home Monday. Our area residents have improved the time and tilled their tea houses. Mr and Mrs George Holler of Whitefield attended church Sunday. ME church services are scheduled for Wednesday Thursday and Friday nights this week. Comrade George Turbill does not improve and friends are anxious. The old groundhog day celebration was fine on Saturday. George Riddell visited from West Coke last week. Dr Thompson of Lacon announced Eldar Todd would preach next Sunday at 11. All invited to Presbyterians church service at 11 last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash White
Henry
George Marsh
Qleorge Holler
Whitefield
George Turbill
George Riddell
Waatcoke
Thompson
Lacon
Eldar Todd
Presbyterian Church
Gravel the Road Now to Spur Local Prosperity
A community urged to gravel roads to boost business profits and growth. Farmers are urged to act with self help projects, building dump boxes, selecting clear lumber, and organizing teams to haul gravel, with a call to begin immediately and outpace others.
Local Notes and Social Updates Across Town
Mrs Buckingham and family report improved health with Mrs Buckingham back home Saturday. Frank on leave, a campbell shield dance planned Tuesday. Lew Byrne and wife headed to Chicago. John Williams abandons westward move. Randolph Disosway and Miss Eliza Glenn wed with no cards. well wishes from Lida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr B
Shields
Wittens
Down
Missouri
John Williams
Byron
Revo Wurr
Hennepin
Randolph Disosway
Shelden
Iroquois County
Eliza
I A. Glenn
Lida
Nervine Promises Cure For Nervous Ailments
Advert says Mrs P cured of long standing headaches dizziness and nervous prostration after sixteen physicians, Mrs K relieved by nervous food Nervine containing no morphine or opium offers free samples at Dr Powell's Drug Store and claims cures for many from the vicinity.
Local notices and events in Magmelin and area
Campbell Shields to hold a large public sale on the 4th. A wedding dance for the bride and groom Mr and Mr Harvey Ramage at hall. Sheriff’s sale at Wm Hull’s reported as the largest. Masonic hall dedication on Monday Feb 11 with Grand Master Smith of Chicago and Grand Secretary L L Munn I. Supper planned. tickets 25 cents. all Masons and families urged to attend with baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Picking
Campbell Shields
Harvey Ramage
Wm. Hull
A. P. Childs
Masonic Hall
Weathered notes from Clear Creek community
Local notices report several illnesses including Ham and Ina Ransom throat troubles, John Travis sore throat, and Walter Griffiths's sick child. Measles decline, a farmer's institute at the Grange Hall on the 15th, and plans for Charley Quelatvester to move to Peoria by early March. Grandmother Crosier dies, townsfolk recall a hunting trip that ends comically with a cat mistaken for a coon.
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Isasc Ham
Chet Ransom
Gene Wittlam
Ina L. Ransom
John Travis
Wm A. Smith
la Balle
George Sibert
Charley Quelatvester
Peoria
Farmer's Institute
Grange Hall
Walter Griffith
Willie
Bia Consin
Trothow
Bng
Mary Atherton
Sacha Swainey
Mary Griffith
Carrie Ransom
Mary Tomlinson
Alice Grandma Crosier
George
Jam
Jim
Electric Bitters praised as cure all diseases
Advertised as a universal remedy Electric Bitters is said to purify the liver and kidneys remove pimples and salt rheum drive malaria from the system and prevent fevers It claims to ease headaches constipation and indigestion and offers a full satisfaction guarantee with prices 30 cents and 1 per bottle at Powells drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powells Drug Store
Pierce
Disrensany Medpical Association
Main Street
Buffalo
Sterling Nebraska Letters and Community Notes
A long letter from Sterling Nebraska describes local life including visits from D B Turner county surveyor in Potoum and JM Ferrell station agent, a missing item possibly returned, and local residents Mr and Mrs Berry. It notes a 240 acre improved farm, churches around town, and a plan to form a Creamery Stock Company at Henkins Hall on Feb 6. Emerson Moore visits from Washington county Iowa. Stickel and Soper shipped two carloads of cattle to Chicago last Monday night. Next Sunday’s sermon titled The Fierce Demoniac is announced with a parish supper raising about $18.
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Lantay
Vearh
D. B
Turner
Potoum
JM Ferrell
Saya
Johnny
Sterling
Pulnam
Berry
Main Street
Dunlap
Nebraska
Presbyte Mags
Presbyte Mags Bise Aoalee
MFE
Ihea
Baptists
Tanvea
MREAE
Henkins’ Hall
Emerson Moore
Washington County
Iowa
Stickel
Soper
Chicago
Sunder Jesson
Mark Vy
Jesson
Cutham
Sermon by Rev. il. Scott Draws Nebraska Audience
The sermon on the Sabbath by Rev. il Scott attracted strong attention as he discussed the value of religious literature. The message pleased the audience and highlighted interest in spiritual reading.
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Case
Nebraska
Il. Scott
Consumption Incurable No More Says Ark and Ohio Men
Mr OC H Morrir of Newark Arkansas says a severe lung attack labeled incurable was overcome by Dr King s New Discovery and he is now tending his farm after three bottles Jesse Middlewart of Decatur Ohio states that without the remedy he would have died and is now in good health Free sample bottles at Dr Powell drop store Large bottles priced at 2 1 5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OC. H. 3Lorrir
Newark
Ark
Dr King
Jesse Middlewart
Decatur
Ohio
Temperance Union Renamed Marshall County League for Suppression
The Marshall County Temperance Union held its annual meeting in Lacon with D M Dunlap chairing. A new name was adopted The Marshall County League for the Suppression of the Saloon. Resolutions denounced licenses and the saloon, urged enforcement and anti saloon literature, and extended voting rights to women with elected officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall County Temperance Union
Court House
Lacon
D. M. Dunlap
J. G Evans
Marshal County League For
Committee
Marshall County
Providence
Buckian Arnica Salve Promises Fast Skin Relief
The notice advertises Buckian's Arnica Salve claimed to cure cuts braises sores chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and piles with money refunded if not satisfied priced at 25 cents per box. The article also reports the city council meeting in a newly furnished chamber with Rochester lamps and blue curtains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckian
Arnica
Cer
New Health Pills Promoted by Local Vendor
By MP means Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills advertised to regulate the Hyer stomach bowels through nerves. Described as smallest and mildest with a new principle revolutionizer. Samples at Dr Powell's Drug Store. WCCCU of Spain formed with officers: President Mrs M C Bursham, 1st vice Mrs Lena Walleb, 2nd vice Rebecca Sparr, 3rd vice Ruth Webster, recording Little Martin, corresponding Sarah Pincher, treasurer Mrs Anna Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Powell
WCCCU
Spain
M. C. Bursham
Lena Walleb
Rebecca Sparr
Ruth Webster
Little Martin
Sarah Pincher
Anna Maxwell
Heart Disease Remedies and Local Notices
Short breath and chest pain signals heart disease and prompts use of Dr Miles New Core from Dr Powells Drug store. Vandrew of Bradford recovers from blood poisoning after knee injury. a spring medicine and winter diet claims noted. Bishop Etter buried in Springfield after droppy disease. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for colds. Esile by J. W. Niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Dr Powells Drug Store
H. Vandrew
Bradford
Chamberlain's
Esile
J. W. Niece
Local Notables Involved In Trust Case And Pulpit Visit
L O Bolia of Melton Pike county banker lent 8000 to Eureka college trustees through a trust, now deceased and the beneficiary is the college. Homer McVrey, formerly of Forreat Livingston Co, served at the Presbyterian church last Sunday delivering gospel sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Bolia
Melton
Pike County
Eureka College
Atihis
Duath -Hefkas
Biligge
Pillege- Ea Rey Homer McVrey
Forreat
Livingston Co
Presbyterian Church
Castoria Evolution Through Life Stages Narrated
Muddled text traces a sequence from infancy to motherhood noting use of Castoria at each stage. Mentions a child named Baby and a recurring reliance on Castoria for wellbeing across life events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castoria
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