Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed
A collection of reader testimonials from Reedville Oregon New Orleans Mishawaka Alton Station Deisem praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. Women report hot flashes dizziness backache sleep issues and nervousness improved after use.
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Reedville
Ore
Lydia E. Pinkham
Gaston Blondeau
Polymnia St
New Orleans
Mishawaka
Ind
Lydia
Alton Station
Emma Bailey
Alton _ Station
Deisem
Dak
Wanted Ads and Tax Notices Across Town
A mix of want ad details and tax collector notices. Listings describe property for sale eight room house on South Front Street with multiple outbuildings and storage, plus tax collection notices from Whitefield Saratoga Henry Gulf Coast Lands and Detroit land offers promising frost free farming southward and canal drainage improvements.
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Gulf Coast
Florida
Texas
Detroit
Miami Land and Development Co
Fred Powers
Republican edition notes 1912 political names
A compact clipping lists George Bart George A Burt GEORGE BLUT & SON as editorial proprietors with the date Thursday February 29 1912. The item appears as a brief masthead style reference for the periodical.
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George Bart
George A. Burt
George Blut & Son
Sudden summons as Wilson E Bush dies in Whitefield
Wilson E Bush a lifelong resident of Marshall County was found dead in bed Friday afternoon at the Holcomb homestead Whitefield township about 3 o clock. Neighbors entered the house and found him cold in death prompting an inquest that returned a verdict of death unknown probably heart failure. The obituary notes his marriage to Linnie Elliott in 1876 and references his late wife Ada Bush who died in 1898, with his daughter Ada deceased in 1905. He lived alone since then, a frugal industrious man and former trainer and driver of horses. Burial followed in Henry Cemetery after services at the Christia church.
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Wilson E. Bush
Marshall County
Holcomb
Whitefield Township
Marshal County
Henry
William Humphrey
Elmer Hawksworth
Harry Shorts
Mr. Bush
Sheriff Motter
Fred Morgan
Peterson
Varna
C. C. Doran
Hart of
W RB Deck
Wesley Horrom
Elmer Melick
Charles Helmandollar
Hall
Frank Bush
West Richard Street
Wilson FE Bush
Joshua
Ruth Bush
Magnolia Putnam Counts III
Putnam County
Linnie Elliott
Ada Mrs Bush
Hving
North Street
W A Rowe
Mr Bush
Joseph
Danforth
Isaac P Bush
Peoria
Christia Church
H C Reichel
Rowley
Henry Cemetery
Charles Frommel
James M Davis
Fred
Frank Morgan
Joseph of
Jennie Chart
William Bush
LaHogue
Death of Mt Palatine farmer John Schubert
John Schubert, aged German resident and farmer of Mt Palatine, Putnam county Ill, died at home Sunday morning aged 83. He was born in Germany on November 31 1828 and would have turned 84 next month. He leaves a widow Mrs Christina Drol, two daughters and a son from her first marriage, and is uncle to Mrs Peter Merchan and Vincent Schubert. Funeral was held Tuesday at 10 a m at St Marys church Mt Palatine with burial in Mt Palatine cemetery. A B Smith of this city arranged the funeral. Also listed is a for sale notice for a six room house with three lots and fruit, $1600. Hartley Flynn, 2-8-tf.
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John Schubert
Mt. Palatine
Putnam County
Ill
Germany
Christina Drol
Hennepin
Peter, Merchan
Vincent Schubert
Whitefield
Paul Helgoth
Wfe
St Mary’s Catholic Church
Fr Schueltz
A. B. Smith
Lucy B Jackson dies at Putnam aged 66 in 1912
Lucy B Jackson 66 wife of N F Jackson died at home Putnam Illinois February 21 1912 after living in Wisconsin and Iowa. She leaves husband two children Dora and Lewis two grandchildren two sisters and one brother. Funeral at Putnam Christian church with pallbearers and interment in Putnam cemetery. Card of Thanks from N J Jackson and family.
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Lucy B. Jackson
Lucy B Jackson
Solomon Blanchard
Putnam
Ill
Hendersonvine
Jefferson County
New York
Farmington
Wis
N F Jackson
Wapello
Dora B
George Halbleibh
Henry
Lewis Elmer
Alex Hungerford
Aaron Blanchard
Oconomowoc
Christian Church
Putnam, Ill
Rev Thomas
The
Frank Wood
Charles A Wood
Amer Smith
Walter Miller
George Dally
Harry Wood
A B Smith
N J Jackson
Mulch with Corncobs to Boost Fruit and Crop Yields
Henry Atherton of Magnolia Illinois urges farmers to stop burning corncobs and straw. He argues cobs make a superior mulch for fruit trees vines and berries keeping soil moist suppressing weeds and distributing nutrients. He notes cobs can feed livestock when shredded and stored, saving feed costs for a growing western countryside.
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Brother Burt
Henry Atherton
Magnolia
Ill
Fisherman and quarrel over doctor choice in society
A humorous cartoon caption depicts Mr Banks asking why Dr X is chosen over Dr Y and Miss Burke notes Dr X’s wife’s jealousy, while a disgusted fisherman emptying bait into a stream proclaims he won’t wait any longer as life offers help yourself.
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Mr Banks
Dr. X
Indigestion Relief Claim for MI-O-NA Tablets
An advertisement touts MI-O-NA stomach tablets as a cure for digestion issues and related ailments. It promises quick relief from sourness heaviness belching and stomach distress, claims to drive poisonous gases from the stomach and improve digestion. The ad promotes a large box for 50 cents sold at T J degraves and druggists everywhere.
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T J
Degraves
McNabb notes wedding tour and local news
Frank Wolf and bride return from a wedding tour via Chicago New Orleans and Cuba. Box social at McNabb school draws about 200 with receipts of 30.66 for books. Emigration fever hits town as five carloads leave for western and northwestern points. Grantsville locals report illness and schooling changes while Granville election battles loom with 27 saloons countywide.
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McNabb
Frank Kays
Minnesota
George Hopper
Magnolia
W .H. Johnston
Edminster
Indiana
Griffith
Notice of Probate of Eva Wunder Will
Notice of application for probate of will in Marshall county Illinois. County Court hears proof on April 1 at 1 p.m. at Lacon Court House. Heirs and unknown heirs named are summoned to appear and show cause why probate should not be granted. Clerk Thomas A. Connell, deputy J. E. Houston, February 21, 1912.
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State of
Ilinois
Marshall County
Anna M. Troendly
Eva C. Weis
Mary E. Weis
Katherine Meister
Peter Heininger
Mary Knobelaugh
Charles Heininger
Henry Heininger
Margaret Heinzman
Elizabeth Schetterly
Mary Seibert
Joseph Fontron
Joseph Walters
Harry Walters
Frank Walters
William Walters
Gertrude Walters
Emma Weylder
John Walters
Anna Seinford Heller
Josephine Seinford Dohrmeiier
Margaret Seinford Scherner
Agnes Seinford Sherwood
Jacob Herr
Catherine Leitner
Peter Herr
Eva Wunder
Ill
Lacon
Thomas A. Connell
J. E. Houston
Taft and Roosevelt in 3rd-term debate and public view
Editorials across several papers reflect pride in Theodore Roosevelt's record and warn against a third-term push while noting Taft's trusted leadership. Opinions vary on regulation of trusts, campaign spending, and the need for broad access to office for capable, modestly resourced candidates. The piece also covers local farm sale news and a rural elevator funding effort.
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Canton Register
All Americans
Theodore Roosevelt
The
United States
Roosevelt
Taft
Freeport Journal
Moline
Pacific Coast
Revival yields record converts and funds in Canton
State news reports Rev. W A Sunday leaving Canton after a revival that week brought 750 converts at Sundays service and a final day collection of 12.56 dollars. He departed around February 12 with about 6500 converts and nearly 15 dollars in his pocket. In Chillicothe M Landerson’s shoe shop was burglarized with 60 dollars worth of shots stolen. Authorities in Bureau County uncover another loan shortage of 108 dollars against farm superintendent Frank Kramer.
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W. A
Canton
M. Landerson
Chillicothe
Bureau County
Frank “Kramer
Pleasantries in a Frigid Exchange
A clipped dialogue about understanding pleasantries and a simple rule for staying warm. Hank and Hiram discuss how cold affects the mercury sorter, noting it huddles at the bottom of 80's 10 to stay warm.
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Hank
Hiram
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