Funeral services for William Aukland held in Wall township
William Aukland born February 2 1854 in Peoria county Illinois died February 13 1907 at his Wall township Ford county home. His funeral Friday February 15 began at his home with a short service and hymn then moved to the Methodist church for a 2 pm service. Relatives Paxton lodge I C O F Paxton camp M W A and Loda camp attended. Aukland leaves wife Mary Seelye two sons Henry and Roy daughter Laura Warrens. He joined M E church 1887 and endured long illness with courage.
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William Aukland
Paxton Beard
Wall Township
Victor Church
A. H. Smith
Loda M. BE
Victor
Methodist Episcopal Church
Paxton Friends
Paxton Lodge No
Paxton Camp
Loda
Wm. Aukland
Peoria County
Illinois
Ford County
Mary A. Seelye
Henry T. Aukland
Ill
Laura Warrens
Shickley
Roy
Marshall County
M. E. Church
Aukland
M. L. Pontius
Jesus
Christ
God
John
Remenyi
Glen Cemetery
Paxton Lodge
Rev. L. Pontius
C. F. Lind
W. J. Lateer
O. H. Wylie
Paxton
W. 8. Goodell
John West
W. B. Flora
Callas
M. Wylie
J. T. Bonner
D. GC
Warrens
Shickley, Neb
BE. Aukland
Charles
Henry Aukland
T. A. Seelye
Henry, Ill
Frank Cleave
Buckley, I
Chris Broaddus
Christopher Clinton Broaddus
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Chicago
Lacon
Cemetry
Stephens
Congregational Church
J. W. Grieves
John Watt
L. C. McMurtrie
Mrs Scully’s Life Spanned Ireland to Illinois Farm to Lacon
Mrs James Scully born in Ireland seventy five years ago came to America around age twenty settling in the est 1856 she married James Scully in Connecticut and moved west to a Whitefield township farm where six children were born. Eighteen years ago they moved to Lacon where they have since resided. She was not a robust woman yet cared for her household until seven years ago when a fall left her crippled for life. She remained active until a week before her death.
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James Scully
Ireland
America
Est
Connecticut
Whitefield Township
Lacon
Pneumonia Fatality at McKinley Bridge Peoria
Thomas Barton, employed on the McKinley bridge at Peoria, contracted pneumonia and died in hospital last week. He was married to Theodore Noll’s daughter but they had separated.
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Thomas Barton
McKinley
Peoria
Theodore Noll
Remarkable 1904 Rambler Non-Stop Milestone Run
Milwaukee resident Van Evra B. Martin drives a Rambler stock car from Milwaukee through Waukesha Oconomowoc and Chicago to set a thousand mile endurance record. The adventure features Sherburne M Becker August Fick Dave Smith Gunner Landane and the car’s forty thousand miles prior use. The odometer nears fifteen hundred miles with no sign of weakness and proves the stock car’s endurance.
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van Evra B. Martin
Sherburne M. Becker
Milwaukee
Waukesha
Oconomowoc
Chicago
August F. Fick
Milwaukee Free Press
Gunner Landane
Kenosha
Fruth M D Offers Cure Guarantee at Camp House Visit
Dr Fruth a specialist in chronic diseases advertises a March 13 1907 clinic at Camp House Henry Lil fror with an 80 forfeit if disease not named in five minutes. He claims cures for catarrh eye ear throat stomach liver kidneys piles fistula fissure paralysis neuralgia rheumatism heart diseases and sexual disorders including impotency and emissions. Bring two ounce urine sample for analysis and consult at 8716 Lake Ave Chicago.
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Fruth
O. Fruth
M. D
Lake Ave
Chicago
Save One Hundred Dollars on a Piano by Lyon & Healy
An advertisement from Lyon and Healy Chicago claims direct sales save $100 in piano purchases. The world’s largest music house states they ship 20 to 80 pianos daily with low handling costs and offer four purchase plans. Free catalogue "A Piano Book" available from 10 Adams Street Chicago. they cover return freight if not satisfactory.
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Lyon & Healy
Chicago
Adams Street
Granville pushes school consolidation amid growing sentiment
Granville backs consolidating small schools as roads improve and local sentiment leans toward merger. Santa Fe doubles track west of Chillicothe this summer. Chillicothe and Lacon plan buying old bridge material to erect a new Illinois river crossing. Putnam villagers complain of high township taxes this year. Ladd bank robber Nels C Benson pleads guilty and is sentenced to prison 1 to 20 years. A factory owner buys 35 acres at Bradford for railcar equipment plant. Subscriptions to capital stock face partial payments. Florin Afton’s children, once placed with him by a Chicago judge, again require charity at Ottawa as he seeks a new son. Normal post office robbed. $500 and stamps stolen after safe was dynamited.
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Granville
Santa Fe
Chillicothe
Chillicothe and
Lacon
Magnolia
Illinois River
Putnam Village
Nels C. Benson
Bradford
Florin Afton
Chicago
Ottawa
Normal
Worth Saving Rheumatism Backache Kidney Tonic
A home made mixture claims to relieve rheumatism backache and urinary disorders and to cleanse and strengthen the kidneys and bladder before Brights disease. Fluid Extract Dandelion half ounce Compound Karyon one ounce Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces shake and take teaspoons after meals and at bedtime.
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Bright
Annual Town Meeting Notice for Henry Illinois 1907
Town of Henry Marshall Illinois schedules annual meeting at Engine House on April second at 7 am for electing town officers and conducting business. Special township items set for 2 pm with polls closing at 5 pm. William Sievers town clerk dated February 28 1907. Town Auditors meet March 27 at 10 am to audit claims.
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Henry
Marshall
Illinois
Engine House
Ill
William Sievers
Board of Auditors
State of
William Siewers
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Edison Phonograph
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Heaven
Earth
New York
Neb
Andrew Fenzel
Hopewell
Sarah
Nell
Strawn
Richland
Maggie
Hawley
Scully
Mary Doherty
T. Monahan
Martin Green
Charles McManus
Will Wallace
Whitefield
Fr. Hawley
Mrs. James Scully
Woolford
J. H
F. A. Powell
Lil
Fror
Dr. Fruth
Standard Oil Co. Incorporated
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