Public Sale Listings at Oliver Wilson Farm and Tonica Near McNabb
Auction notices detail farm sale on Oliver Wilson farm 2 miles north of Magnolia Ill and 4 miles southeast of McNabb FRIDAY JAN 12 1912 at 11 pm listing 25 head of horses including Shire stock Jersey cows eleven head of Shropshire ewes and harness farm machinery cream separator and household goods plus 8 1/2 head of cattle and 21 more cattle with dates and pedigrees etc Also second sale 4 1/2 miles southwest of Tonica Il 1912 WED JAN 10 1912 at 10 am listing seventeen head horses twenty one head cattle four recorded Hereford bulls farm tools hogs and terms of sale including cash or credit with interest and discounts and multiple auctioneers and clerks.
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Magnolia
McNabb
Ill
T. J. Smith
A P Child & Son
E H Child
W G Griffith
Peter Jensen
Tonica
Lostant
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Ida A
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Lady Albany
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Marshall Jr
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Public Sale of Farm, Horses, Cattle, and Tools Near McNabb Ill
Auction to be held January 23 1912 at 10 am on the old Henry Studyvin farm two miles northwest of McNabb Illinois. Property includes nine horses two mares and draft stock four Jersey cows two heifers and one yearling, four tons of hay, extensive farm machinery and tools, two dozen Plymouth Rock hens and 20 decoy mallard ducks, household goods, and terms cash for 100 or less with credit none of 10 months for larger amounts. Proceeds go to T with aid from Strawn Ladies Aid lunch served.
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Minnesota
Henry Studyvin
McNabb, Ill
Frank Kays
E H. Child
James McNabb
Strawn
Ladies’ Aid
The Grim Roll Gall January to December Roll Call
A long list of names with ages and some titles appears, suggesting a commemorative roll call by month from January through December. The fragmentary entries name numerous individuals with ages from single digits to mid nineties, some with spouses or relatives, and occasional military or formal titles.
Young girl shelters catskills forest with midnight ride
Story describes a tearful forest fire warning in the Catskills where a brave young girl rode horseback at midnight to save lives. It contrasts heroic acts with claims about Dr Kings New Discovery curing lung trouble and lung disease with testimonials and price details.
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Illinois Faces Auto Boom With 1912 Tags For Cars
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Chauffeurs
Chicago
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Capitol
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Geese Assist Wounded Comrade in Baraboo Flight
In Baraboo Wisconsin hunters wounded a goose in a flock. The injured bird fell several feet and its companions swerved, then supported it for more than half a mile, aiding their distressed mate.
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Rexall Hair Tonic Promises Cure for Baldness
An advertisement from Henry's Rexall Store promotes Rexall 93 Hair Tonic as capable of removing dandruff exterminating microbes causing baldness and revitalizing hair roots with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It cites researchers in Hamburg and Paris and claims the tonic stimulates pigment flow and follicle activity.
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Rexall
Henry
A.J. Ironmonger
Political currents in Illinois as 1908 campaigns begin
J E W Wayman launches voter outreach in Illinois spending 20000 on postage as Taft's early administration shape looms. Roosevelt proposes a national trust bureau while suffrage expands with about 1000000 women eligible to vote next year across six western states. Magill resigns Princeton High School post to run for US Senate. Countryman backs himself in Bureau County. Guggenheim declines reelection to focus on business interests.
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Roosevelt
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Washington
Hugh S Magill
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Congress
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Sheffield Times
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Break Bible Class Records in Macomb Bushnell Contest
Six weeks into a friendly attendance contest between Macomb and Bushnell Bible classes at Presbyterian churches the rivalry drew large crowds. Macomb used a three to two handicap and attracted 2441 attendees with special trains and multiple venues. Bushnell drew 1034 and hired the Canton P. O. O. band for the day. Macomb plans a victory banquet per the agreement.
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Macoml
Corsets Bind Us Together in the Wise Maiden’s Answer
A playful line from The Leader contrasts identity with unity. A little girl answers the prompt about what binds people, declaring corsets as the binding force, in a quaint, humorous exchange.
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Revival of American spirit and family strength urged
A 1920s style editorial calls for renewing democracy education and the home as pillars of the nation. It condemns state limits on family size and argues large families build capable citizens despite poverty, praising self sacrifice and self reliance as keys to character.
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A Hero in Lighthouse a Civil War Captain Keeper
An elderly Civil War captain from Har en Michigan served as lighthouse keeper for years. A note mentions an International Harvester anti trust case in Missouri in 1910, with the supreme court upholding a $60 000 fine and ousting the trust from Missouri and Kentucky.
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Haren
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A. J. Jronmonger’s
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Yains Cough Remedy Promoted as Safe Dependable
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Alwar
J. LegTaves
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