Magnolia Hi School Basketball Opens Season With Toluca
Magnolia high school hosted Toluca for the first basketball game of the season. Girls led 4 0 early with Helen Hauger scoring twice, final girls score 9 7 for Toluca. Boys lost 28 19 as Magnolia fields shown strength and will host Wenona next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia
Toluca
Helen Hauger
Ihis
Pruisner
Bernice Ray
Margaret Dunne
Hollis Dugan
Harriet Eddingfield
Henry Swindler
Johnnu Dunne
Harvey Jones
Worwards
George Mathis
Walter
Horton
Tracy Skelton
Wenona
Putnam lecture draws large audience for Bennett talk
A large and appreciative audience attended a Putnam high school lecture Saturday evening featuring Prof. William Rainey Bennett. The talk titled The Man Who Can Think drew high praise from attendees. The event was free to all and followed by local social notices about visitors, meetings, and upcoming activities in Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clemens
Springfield
Wardache Tose
Frank MecCuskey
Max Whitney
Varna
Mae Gould
Edna Hillabrand
Henry
John Jones
Ralph Hecht
Peoria
Pekin
Roanoke
Minoak
Wenona
Standard Dramatic Club
Cedar Point
Hazel Wilkins
Nettie Hauger
Bernice Ray
William Rainey Bennett
Fay Henkins
Geneseo
Retta Finley
Pinnell
Ereoa
Koerner
Kewanee
Putnam Grain Company
Ottawa
Putnam Country Life Club
Men's Brotherhood
George Koerner
Bel
County Institute
Magnolia
Uxtry
Tax Collector to Collect Real and Personal Taxes
The undersigned Magnolia township tax collector will visit Magnolia bank every weekday except Thursday for tax receipts. Personal tax must be paid before March 10. W. T. Law, Collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Cooper
Circuit Court of
Putnam County
Ulhois
Farmers’ Bank
McNabb
Illinois
Towit
Ilinois
Howard
John McNabb
Whitefield Corners
Rock Island
William Oren Johnson
K. McColl
O. Hill
King- Workers
Magnolia Township
Magnolia Bank
Meg Nabb Bank
W. T Law
Lostant Local Social Roundup Headlines and Births
Decade calendar notes from Lostant area life include visits among Reynolds Bumgarner and Kreider circles, funeral travels to Mendota and Tonica, and a large sleighing party at Miss Ella Reynolds’s. Family deaths of Mal Whalen’s father near Streator and Hazel Dertha Feather mark local sorrow in early February 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lostant
Ollie ‘Comisky
Charles Reynolds
McNabb
Oscar Bumgarner
Arkansas
St. John’s Church
Belle Kreider
Tonica
Rose Hartenbower
A. H. Griffin
Mendota
Paxson
Hennepin
Bosley
John Mohan
Reuben Graves
Eureka Springs
J. A Whitney
Miss Season
Pontiac
Mal Whalen
Near Streator
Wid Malhorn
George Hillabrand
Daisy Raney
Oglesby
Frank Woring
Peru
Henry Walgenbach
E . Phillips
S. Williamson
Clarence Brooker
Adams House
Leota
Effie Phillips
Bloomington
Herman Cordes
Sterling
Anna Whitfield
Streator
John Kelley
Gera Weber
Edith Phillips
Frank
Lawrence Ryan
Russel Tomlinson
Sreator
Agnes
St Anthony's Convent School
Raymond Roberts
McLeansborn
Roy Alden
Roberts
Alden
James Moore
Colorado Springs
Jeann
Ella Reynolds
Fred Patterson
Patterson
Streator Free Press
Valentine Weis
St. Anthony's Church Streator
Lydia E Pinkham Cure Praised By Baltimore Woman
A Baltimore woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending dreadful pains and irregularities after months of use. She reports feeling like a new person and urges others to seek the remedy. The ad touts the product as herb based, narcotic free, and supported by testimonials from Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Lydia E. Pinkham
Aucust W. Konauter
Hollins Street
Lydia J. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Coughing Annoys at Parties and Public Places
A reader describes the embarrassment and social distress caused by frequent coughing during a cold. They express regret for disturbing others, refrain from going out, and acknowledge the inconvenience to themselves during illness.
Hairpin use and old soldier claims in wartime era satire
A satirical piece mocks women using a hairpin for countless tasks then shifts to readers endorsing Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for colds and croup. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. B. H. Thomas of Logansport and notes Freeman Dorse of Quincy, born 1810, nearly 104, served in the 27th Illinois, with long-lived parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ognizéren
Chamberlain
Mra.b
HH. Thomas
Logansport
Ind
Freeman Dorse
Keithsburg
Soldiers’ Home
Quincy
27Th Illinois Infantry
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Republica
Magnolia Department
John McKirgan
Alex MecKirgan
Daniel McKirgan
Frank Lambourne
Banj McAllister
Miss Reynolds
Mattie Unruh
Geen Bay
Mich
California Perfume Company
Ella Phillips
Hgh
Elizabeth Klein
Morphew
Lucian Glover
Rev Lackland
Hilsie Paxton
Charles Griffin
Peek
Adyusy
Janeaville
J. I. Case
Uuse LO Bois, Moe
J. F. Wolf
Farmers' General Supply
Putnam
Putnam Town Hall
Piano Fund
Tbuard Orchestra
Ethel Kildon
Ethel Winship
EK Pyles
Miss Mae Condit
Eduard Orchestra
F D Draper
Mae Downey
Hayseed Drill
QO Klentz
Gertrude John
Robert of
Sicily
Longfellow
JL R Thomas Reader
F PD Draper
Music—Board
Dr King
Paul Mathutia
Burris
A. J Ironmonger
A. J. Secraves
Oe Ivery
Chicago. Ill
Bertran
T. J. Segraves
Dr. King
A. J. Ironmonger
First State Bank
J. N. Wilson
B. R. Fairbanks
James Arnold
Robi A. Ward
W. G. Griffith
L. W. Glover
G W. Hillabrand
Frank King
W.H Skelton
E.R Spencer
John Arnold
Amos B. Wilson
T. L. Skelton
Robert Mann
A.A Law
KK. A. Mathis, G. A. Morphew, R. W. Spencer
A. D. Hiltabrami
C. L. Skelton
Albert _Pletsch
Mcnabb, Ill
Central
di Hank Titus
Magnolia, DL
W. A. Simmons
Magnolial
Centenary Hospital
Olve Street Bank
Barnes’ Universty
O Culrurizcal
Society
St. Louis
Ga-Banx
Ina
George J. Borgstede
Jones’ National School of Auctioneering
Chicago
Ill
H. Weathers, M.D
Magnolia ‘Moktare
Eeeldars
Coll
A. P
H. J
Co-Ind
Ee Valley
Magnolia, Ill
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