Rexall Orderlies Offer A Gentle Constipation Cure
An upbeat ad promotes Rexall Orderlies as a safe effective laxative avoiding harsh drugs and strong cathartics. It boasts a money back guarantee, Odorless tasteless tablets in three sizes, marketed for children and the elderly, available only at The Rexall Store run by A J Ironmonger. Also includes a legal notice: Executrix Charlotte S Monier seeks claims for the estate of Thomas Monier in Marshall County Illinois with May term court appearance.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
A. J. Ironmonger
Thomas Monier
County of
Marshall
Illinois
Marshall County
Lacon
Charlotte S Monier
Senachwine Town Collector Announces Tax Receipt Hours
The Senachwine town collector states he is prepared to receipt for the 1911 taxes in the grain office each afternoon through March 10, 1912. Signed G W Lawson.
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Senachwine
Senachwine Township
W. Lawson
Hartley and Flynn Show Tuec Air Cleaning System
Hartley and Flynn present the Tuec Air Cleaning System at their music store, powered by electricity, an exhibition to demonstrate its house cleaning capability. Ladies are invited to call and see it on 2 22.
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Hartley & Flynn
Whitefield Corner News and Social Happenings
The Willing Workers meet at Mrs Elizabeth Fountain home on March 7 for a short program and election of officers. The colonial supper was well received with readings by Mary Stevens Inez Broline and Margaret Myers and solos by Rebecca McAllister and Mr Ir Johnson. Local families announce moves and visits, church attendance was low due to mud, and donations are urged to renew church interest fund.
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Whitefield Corners
Elizabeth Fountain
Mary Stevens
Inez Broline
Margaret Myers
Rebecca McAllister
Ir. Johnson
W. W
McAllister
Rozella Herr
Edith Gregory
Fosdick
Jennie Swift
Putnam
Peoria
Mamie Belke
Dr Hess
Dr Willet
Henry
Las
Mrs Dalrymple
James Cunningham
Bert Stout
Swift family mourns death of N I Swift at 76 in Chicago
Last Week's Letter notes Clark Swift and daughter Bertha attended the funeral of N I Swift, who died Friday in Chicago at 76. He was a Sparland hardware merchant, born in Whitefield, married Mary Tarbill, leaves six children, two brothers, a sister, and many relatives. Bertha returned home Tuesday. neighbors share condolences as Mr Swift’s long life and family care are remembered.
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Clark Swift
Bertha
Chicago
N I Swift
Whitefield
Sparland
Mary Tarbill
Otis
Charley
Harry
Fred
Dean
Viola Colwell
Wm. Swift
Greymont
C Swift
Sarah Atwood
Platsmouth
Neb
Sheldon
Chi- Tazo
Mr Swift
Sarah Johnson
Magnolia
Monroe
Clyde Gregory
Rebekables
Lyman Loomis
John
Rock Island
Battles
Grandma Duffield
Frank Bell
Lucian Fosdick
Vandervoort Guests in Henry and Local Notes
Rev and Mrs Vandervoort stayed in Henry from Saturday evening until Monday guests of Mr and Mrs Simeon Doyle. Mrs Willis Shearer sick at parental home cared for by Dr Cromwell. Bert Ketchum of Bradford visited with his father Wm Ketchum. Ladies Aid to meet all day at church next Wednesday March 6. Elmer Hunt to travel to Peoria with Dr Cromwell for foot injury. Former teacher Miss Ebright recently married in Lacon. congratulations. Harry Newman visiting Wichita Kansas at James Somers home. Mr and Mrs Henry Aukland visited Thomas Seelye on Tuesday.
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Whitefield Center
Harry Newman
Wichita
Kas
James Somers
Willis Shearer
Cromwell
Leo Curry
Bert Ketchum
Bradford
Wm. Ketchum
Ladies’ Aid
Elmer Hunt
Peoria
Lassman Family Surprise Sendoff and Local News
Community notes recount a surprise party for L H Lassman and family as they prepare to move, with best wishes for prosperity in their new home. Mentions of Mrs. Shorts improving, guests at L H Lassman’s, Harry Hayward’s recovery, and local moves and visits including Ed Atkins’s relocation to Stephen Snyder’s tenant house.
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L. H .Lassman
Darling
Bride
L H_ Lassman
Harry Shorts
L. H Lassman
Harry Johnson
Harry Hayward
Mahlon Sutton
Lewis Lassman
John Diverbiss
Ed Atkins
Stephen Snyder
Miss McCuskey
Varna
Sunday school scissors party in Saratoga
Miss May Gray hosted a Saturday afternoon scissors party for her Sunday school scholars. The children enjoyed the event and the Ladies Aid plan to hold a sewing and comforters session Thursday March 4, inviting all to attend. Ransom Kelley visited Peoria on Tuesday with his parents.
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Saratoga
May Gray
Ransom Kelley
Peoria
Infant Buried in Sara toga Tuesday Morning
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Frank Harmon was buried at Saratoga Tuesday morning. Lloyd Lewis recovers from pneumonia. Mrs Willis Shearer ill with typhoid fever at her parents home. Cleve Shearers moving to a farm near Wyoming. Willis and wife to occupy old home. Zella Hawksworth ill with pneumonia but improving. Lela Montgomery visited Beulah Barker. Roy Dally and Amree Longman in Henry. Matilda Robinson arrives from Hanover with four sons and a daughter to keep house for Alvin Wright. George Barker drives sheep and hogs to Chicago. Chauncey Griswold and wife, Ivanhoe Oklahoma, welcome twin girls born Feb 6.
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Frank Harmon
Saratoga
Lloyd Lewis
Willis Shearer
Cleve Shearer
Wyoming
Willis
Zella Hawksworth
Lela Montgomery
Beulah Barker
Roy Dally
Henry
Amree Longman
Willie Bentley
Matilda Robinson
Hanover
Ind
Alvin Wright
Bert Piper
George Barker
Chicago
Chauncey Griswold
Ivanhoe
Okla
Public Sale of Farm Goods Near Henry Ill March 7 1912
Mrs Tilda Nilson offers farm sale at the farm ten miles east of Henry Illinois on Thursday March 7 1912 starting at 10 oclock. Horses cattle farm machinery and miscellaneous items listed with cash or credit terms and a 5 percent cash discount for large cash purchases. Auctioneers S L. Case and clerk B G Hoyle. Lunch served on grounds.
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Henry
Ill
Tilda Nilson
S L. Case
B G. Hoyle
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Robert Daniels
John Burton
Sugar Grove
SOUTH
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