Weather of 1910 Peoria Summary of Year Climate
The year 1910 in Peoria featured a severe April freeze causing orchard and garden damage and an unusually warm spring. March and early April were exceptionally warm, vegetation advanced, and the year overall was near normal to slightly warm with most months close to usual figures. Rainfall totaled 23.17 inches, about two thirds of the 36.29 inch Peoria normal, the smallest annual total in 68 years of records.
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Fuller
United States
Peoria
Notch
Sas
Tor
Frederick Brendel
Decenber Ikksh
Weather Bureau
Pecoria
Herald-Transcript
Death Toll at Illinois Soldiers Home Quincy December Records
A list from the Soldiers' Home at Quincy records December deaths from various units including Cradford A Hill B 1st Missouri Isaac C Johnston C 65th TL John M Dawson K 1520 JL Joseph Cullison K 116th Ohio Lewis Pennell T 28th Richard P Smith L 11th Missouri Lewis Papho E 7th Missouri George W W Copley A 141st Ul Balthasar Bolinger F 1st Iowa John M Leech D 91st Tl James Conrad T Hdth-HhL Littleton F Shockley F 50th UL Joseph C Marshall K 154th JIL Charles Perkins i 137th I Theodore F Kendall Fu 5th N Yu James Franks C 80th George Hunter Cy 10vth Pa Died on furlough Charles Chappell A 65th US Nov 25 John Lewis F 2d IL Sept 25 Elijah H Dudley C 26th Ui Nov 28 Peter Glabb L 10th Ul Dec 19s George W Towle 1 2a Dinn Dec 25.
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Quincy
Illinois
Quincey
Cradford A. Hill
Isaac C. Johnston
John M. Dawson
Joseph Cullison
Ohio
Lewis Pennell
Richard P. Smith
Lewis Papho
George W W. Cop
George Hunter
Charles Chappell
U. S
John Lewis
Elijah H. Dudley
Peter Glabb
George W. Towle
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Medicine Promoted by Family
An elderly reader notes Foley's Honey and Tar promises relief for coughs and colds. The testimonial mentions multiple family members cured by the remedy and cites an address in Easton for further information.
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Foley
Charles-Kline
Easton
Pag
Tari
A. J
Wreck plot suspect Lazar captured after chase
John Lazar, worker at Mineral Point Zinc Co., was tracked by a 20 man posse led by H J Vanes from a track obstruction near the zinc works to a la Salle zinc plant. He was taken to Princeton jail facing charges of attempting to wreck the Chicago Ottawa and Peoria interurban line. Bloodhounds followed the scent from Depue to the zinc works where Lazar was treed and arrested after accosting conductor D T Jones and being seen by Mrs. Willis Rice. The chase began at midnight with hounds and a special train, amid prior wreck attempts near Depue and a 30 foot pole found on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.J. Vanes
Chicago, Ottawa, & Poors Railway
Bureau Coun~ty
la Salle
John Lazar
Mineral Point Zinc Co
Chicago, Ottawa & Peoria
Lazar
Princeton
D. T. Jones
Willis Rice
Depue
Decatur
Ray Bendure
Bendure
Obituary of Mrs. Grant Shepard at Granville
Mrs. Grant Shepard died December 24 1910 after a long illness. Funeral held at her Granville residence conducted by Rev R Kidder Stetson with interment in Granville Cemetery. Born Katie Cahill in Utica Illinois June 12 1869 she married Grant Shepard December 25 1885. Survived by husband six children and extended family. She was devoted to church and community and cherished by neighbors for her gentle life.
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Granville
Katie Cahill
Utica
Til
Putnam County
Grant Shepard
Olive
Waller
Mabyl
Gladys
Beulah
Lindy
Ladies’ Aid Circle
E¢Zema
Mamma
Grant Shepard Eves
Maggie Cahill
Rachael Gerrow
Henry
Richard
Shepard
Edward Kline Dies in Kansas City After Henry Roots
Edward Kline born December 22 1822 in Frankfort en Main Germany lived in Henry Illinois from 1830 before moving to Streator in 1878. He ran a gunsmith shop and later farmed on Coalville road with his sons achieving prosperity and invested in coal lands. Survived by children Dr Theresa Jennings Rudolph Kline Edward Kline Jr and others in Kansas City Brooklyn and Galesburg. He supported republican politics and valued education and religion. Funeral held at Park Presbyterian Church with burial in Riverview.
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Henry
Kansas ‘City
Streator
Edward Kline
Florence Palmer
Kansas City
T. W. Stoner
John Kline
Streator Daily Independent Times
Klne
Edward Kine, Sr
Santa Fe
R. C. Kline
West Wilson Street
WC. Mites
The
Park Presbyterian Church
Kline
Riverview
Frankforten-Main
Germany
Carl Schurz
Schurz
Hugenant
Illinois
Lydia Hegeman
Coalville Road
Klines
Wfe
United States
Theresa Jennings
Rudolph Kline
Edward Kline, Jr
F. Palmer
Grace Mulford
Brooklyn
Blanche Iverholt
Galesburg
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Mrs Ida Norris
Mrs Ida Norris of Spring Valley Illinois endorses Doan's Kidney Pills citing relief from backache and loins pain after severe kidney trouble. The ad notes overworked kidneys and urges readers to remember the name Doan's and buy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo sole agents.
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Ida Norris
Erie St
Spring Valley
Ill
Dean’s
Ami
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, Nly
United States
W Fountain sale on G M Clark farm near Whitefield Ill
William Fountain announces a public sale at the G M Clark farm west of Whitefield on Wednesday January 25 1941 at 2 pm. The sale includes horses hogs sheep cattle and farming equipment with terms cash or 10 month credit on bankable paper and 5 percent cash discount over $10. Auctioneers RB McColl and J O Hill clerk. Lunch served by Ladies Aid.
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William Fountain
K. McColl
J. O Hill
Ladies’ Aid
Public Sale Notices For Two Auctions In Illinois And Illinois
Public auction planned at Varna Illinois on Monday January 9 1911 at 10 o clock featuring six head of horses wagons sleighs harness and farm implements with four percent cash discount and 10 month credit terms. Also sale announced near McNabb Illinois on Thursday January 12 1941 including thirteen head of horses ten cattle fifty hogs farm implements hay timothy and potatoes household goods and full blood Short Horn cattle with terms of sale cash under 1 and 10 months bankable notes. Local auctioneers Col A P Child and partners oversee both events.
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W. Fountains
G. M. Clark
Whitefield Corners
Ill
Wight Head of Horses
China
Oliver Sang
John Murphy
Varna
Iil
King & Hamilton
John. Murphy and Son
A. P. Child
Ralph McCulloch
Anthony Chance Feria
McNabb
Poland
Ching
Ase
Harvey Morsé
Colt
wBit
Col
Son Suchen
Benj Hoyle
Janes
Public Auction of Farm Property Near Granville and McNabb
Notice of sale by Jas. Al Newborn and H. Child Auctioneers for a quitting farmer. Auction at the farm three miles south of Granville and three miles north of McNabb on Tuesday Jan 10 1911 at 10 o clock. Horses cattle sows shoats harnesses farm machinery and household goods offered with 10 month bankable note terms and 4 percent discount for cash.
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Granville
McNabb
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Davis
Edison Phonograph
Henry, Ill
Duke Brothers
Henry, III
Gar Wrecker
Mary Burns
EK. Grant Shepard
Henry National Bank
J. Watercopt
Phillips, Cashier
Dean
Kewanee, Llu
Hartley
Boar
Surrey
Jas. AL Newborn
H. Child
JD Pletsch
Hal -Rolley
Henrys
Indiana
A. Gebhardt
Henry, W
Joan Muaré
S. A. Snyder
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