Winter notices and local moves in Henry vicinity
The Henry paper notes ongoing winter weather with frequent rain and snow. Frank Martin advertises caps gloves and bargains. Frank McBain departs for Nelson Nebraska with goods. Byron Gahegan visits Jamesport Missouri and returns with a wife. Local events include skating party at Martin's Hall and a camp fire planned by Lacon Post 184 G A R. Amos Barton leases a butcher shop. Edgar Timmons ill with consumption. several visits and moves by residents and a noted accident to Mother Bosley.
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Sparland
Frank Martin
Frank McBain
Cara
Nelson
Nichols County
Neb
Byron Gahegan
Whitefield
Comb’s
Jamesport
Missouri
John McClusky
Simon Wunder
A. J. Athay
Venona
Rutland
Kirk Booth
Charles Gapen
Martin's Hall
Lacon
Rose
Peoria
John Hamilton
Wyoming
Amos Barton
J. Parker
Moudey
Amvos
Edgar Timmons
Lincoln Tuttley
Pontiac
Mother Bosley
Community Notes From May Gathering In Town
A May page records social events in Jasper Brown's home with games dancing and chat. Families like Blackburn Clawson Bonham Brokaw and Elmandorf attend visits to Stark County hear temperance talks and school events. One item notes a baby burial and a teacher's marriage during current local happenings.
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Olelian Blackburn
Callie Clawson
Iowa
Jasper Brown
Hayer Bonham
Altor
Chicago
Mrr
Temperance
Newton
Stark‘county
Lansine
Saratoga
Diehl
Baratoga Notes On Disappearances and Local Happenings
The column reports a snow disappearance aided by corn huskers and notes the adjudication of Col Lytio as insane and his transfer to Jacksonville. It mentions Bertie Studgvin visiting from Dearborn, the Greenlea school district consolidation petition, John Livingston’s business trip to Alta Peoria for sale notes, Billy Birch’s return in Neoga and farm lease, Joseph Ray’s illness, and Mr and Mrs P Webber visiting Rutland to see a brother relocating.
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Baratoga
Col Lytio
Jacksonville
Bertie Studgvin
Dearborn
Bis
Curtis Coulter
Greenlea
John Livingston
Alta
Peoria County
Billy Birch
Neoga
Chronicle
Frank Schmidt
Joseph Ray
Mraa
Webber
Rutland
Mr Webber
The
Arent
Visit To Georgetown Ends On A Bright Note
Siagnolila, a sword practitioner from Vermilion county and cousin of Capt. Haws, visited relatives and friends last Saturday, celebrating a hale and hearty health during the occasion.
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Siagnolila
Haws
Georgetown
Vermilion County
Public notices and local moves fill Lacan scene
Mrs Chance moves to Lacon with three sons to run a boarding house in the old Marghal House. Sheiga praised as trustworthy and recommended for civic support. A. D. Walbe announces pub listings next Friday the 15th. News of residents: David Boyle leaves for Kansas. James Hull returns to farm. T. P. Lash improving. Henry B. Kays family harmony noted. festival at M E church a success. teachers institute planned. Squire McLauchlin and wife to try southern Kansas for a year. local merchants Rolley Emens Mitchell busy amid colds. A B G noted.
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Chicazgo Suvon
Chance
Lacon
Marghal
Sheiga
Lacan
A.dWable
Helszgoing
Tous Penneyvania
Crameér
Gdés
David Boyle Lett
Fort Kansay
James Hull
T. P. Lash
Henry B. Kays
Clark Haws
Thomas Haws
Hutchinson
Nebraska
Valentine Fever and Local Updates in Mineral Springs
In Mineral Springs the Valentine season brings greetings and gossip as residents anticipate cards and social events. Health remains fair with Mrs Ransom improving. Dr Bickel’s buggy mishap and Rev Morse’s curtailed meetings are noted. Local sales previews by Kays Bros and land transfers are listed, with new arrivals at the Harney and Hillabrand properties and ongoing social events including a Union literary meeting.
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Mra Ransom
H. C. Halley's
W. W. Bobbitt Fe
G.T. Sands
Clifton
Kansas
Justice Turney
Nebraska
Kays Bros
J. A. Kays
Harley House
Hillabrand
O. H
M. K
Charley
Bay
Witt Shields
Varna
Bennington
Farewell sermon and community notes from Putnam
Rev J F Smith preached his farewell sermon and plans a protracted meeting at Princeton with uncertain future home. Andrew Swanson is very ill with stomach cancer. Mrs G E Sparlinga is improving slowly on the sick list. Singing school every Friday inviting all young people. Mr and Mrs Henkins returned from a western trip. weather prompts emigration south for winter. Kane
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Henkins
Kane
Cancer Cured by Electricity Claims
Letter from Major D. Vanhise of Mt. Pulaski Illinois praises Dr Ross of Peoria Illinois for curing his sister Mrs Bowers of cancer on neck face and arms after seven years of suffering and failed treatments. He urges others to seek the same treatment.
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Lincoln Herald
Ross
Peoria
Bowers
Arkansas City
Kan
Chicago
D. ‘Vanhise
Brother Help Ends in Rescue After Horse Stuck in Slough Well
Henry Mercian assists brother John moving belongings to Minoak when a horse sinks into a slough well covered with snow. Neighbors arrive, freeing the animal following a concerted rescue effort.
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Henry Mercian
John
Minoak
The Tariff as a Dem Democrat Plaything
Mrs Spoopendyke misreads political talk about tariff protection and the English, while Mr Spoopendyke mocks the confusion. The pair quiz each other on democracy and policy using absurd metaphors, revealing humorous misunderstandings of economic debates.
Envelopes for Sale in Various Quantities
The notice offers 17 000 envelopes in stock for sale with or without printing. Sold by the single pack or in bulk to wholesale purchasers. The envelopes are advertised as the best in the market and warranted to give satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burt
Henry Light Guard Band entertains Bradford crowd
Bradford correspondent notes the Henry Light Guard Band played superbly during a Thursday street parade. The piece praises the band’s gentlemanly appearance and appeal, while local wedding notices announce Albert Stickal and Anna Shielda’s forthcoming nuptials in Magnolis township Putnam County. Ed Gates reports a son ill with typhoid fever.
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Bradford
Henry Light Guard
Henry Band
Albert Stickal
Putnam
Anna A
Calvin Shielda
Magnolis Township
Putnam County
Peoria Transit Schedules Include Night Express and Freight
Fragmentary timetable notes show Peoria routes with Day Express and Night Express services. A Freight option labeled Express Freight appears among unclear bureau accommodations and omens.
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Peoria
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William Bon
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Mr. Spoopendyke
Mr Spoopendyke
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O.W Carroll
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Canada
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Peru
la Dow
Acme
Deere
Casaday
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Hosier
Union
Champion
Brown
Barlow
Farmer's Friend
Avery Planters
Deere, Tait
Avery
Maude S
Deere Spring
Brown and Ney
Coates
Tiger
C. Gould
Henry and Lacon
Marshall County
Remington
Walter A. Woods
Excelsior
Canton
Scholes & Carson
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