Real Estate Bargains in Railroad Addition and Nearby Areas
Real estate listings show multiple plots and homes for sale in Railroad addition, Deacon Hill, Edward Street, School Street, Richard Street, Front Street, and surrounding townships. Properties include two to eight room houses, several large lots, 10 acre tracts, and farms with fruit, ponds, and timber land. Prices range from low to substantial sums with easy terms offered on many properties across Marshall, Lacon, Whitefield, Hopewell, and Saratoga townships.
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Olly Ow
Henry
Deacon Hill
Richard Street
Front Street
Edward
Main Streets
RohJol Street
Wearern
School Street
Moeline
Ocany
Teria
Durham
Lacon
Hopewell
Richland
Secon
Whitefield
Hanry
Brossient
Saratoga
Aukland
Whitefald
VePrairie
Lawn Ridge
Putnam County
Dennys
Hopewell Township
Monty
Public Park in Madison to be named Willard Park
A Madison public park is slated to be named Willard Park in honor of a noted temperance advocate. The report mentions efforts from national figures and local groups, with references to Illinois statues and a Chicago DAR prize essay.
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Madison, Wis
Willard
Francis Willard
National Capitol
Illinois
Washington
Mise Willard
Grange Notes and Rural Advice from Illinois Groups
A compact rural column covers Grange activity in Illinois and New Hampshire, noting Fairfield Grange in Rock Island county with 81 members and 25 years of master service, Dunlap Grange's 25th anniversary, and Patron’s Relief details. It includes farming tips on corn, poultry, beekeeping, pruning, and kerosene use, plus reflections on seasonal change and farm observances.
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New Hampshire
Oliver Wilson
Fairfield Grange
Rock Island County
Jersey County
Radner Grange
Peoria County
Charles Mayo
Illinois
Corn Use and Poultry Shows Promoted by Local Editor
The piece argues for using more corn at home and promoting poultry shows to attract breeders with higher premiums and entrance fees. It also advertises Orangeine grip remedy and recalls the death of George Rogers of Chicago from a rare bone disease, noting his drastic appearance changes and cremation at his request.
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Baltimore
Washington
Washington Post
Europe
Parma
Ageesiion
George Rogers
Chicago
Rogers
Althea J
O Law
Agriculture taught in common schools gains support
Scribes of the times urge including botany chemistry horticulture and soil physics in country school curricula to advance agricultural education.
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Nebraska
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Denver
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Holland
Globe
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29Th Street
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St Xyler’s Academy
Clara L. Campbell
Ada County
Idaho
Conneticut
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Ida L Frazer
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Pepia
Josephine Kipling
Rudyard Kipling
Frank Faber
Easay
Daughters of the American Revolution
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Marie Boshkirtsoeff
Paris
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District Gramge
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Chi- of
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Dunlap
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Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
California
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