Poultry and public notices fill Illinois news pages
Illinois records 21 409 836 fowls with egg producers making three quarters. Poultry yearly output reaches 32 362 888 birds valued at 15 404 028. Illinois leads the nation in poultry. A Bible memory contest in Galesburg features Anna Morehead at Trinity Lutheran. Local editorials discuss subscriptions loyalty and newspaper readership. Mrs Amy Fuller dies in Wyoming at 80. Kewanee declines Central Baseball Association membership in 1914. Postal savings law would raise deposit limits to unlimited with 1000 interest cap. A California poultry grower reports 5000 birds and 300 536 eggs sold in 9 months earning 6099 83. Several railroads announce no more passes under new antPAs rules.
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Union
Galesburg
Trinity Lutheran Church
Anna Morehead
Darkey
Kewanee
Central Base Ball Association
Postal Savings, Banks
Washington
Local items from Varna and area reflections
Mrs D C Williams of Varna visited this week with Mr Marshall Broaddus. A slate roof on the school is being repaired. Daniel's studio offers 12x20 oval frames for convex portraits at reasonable prices. Mrs Fred Gallacher of Mr Nabb visited Mrs Anna Cutler Hall and attended the Melba concert in Peoria Monday evening. Starved Rock, once part of the Illini tribe lands, becomes a state park and is shown at the opera house Thursday jan 29 with admission 10 cents. A farewell surprise party for Mr and Mrs George Vail was held at their old home last evening. The Woman’s club to present Uncle Ephraim’s Summer Boarders Feb 6 at the opera house. A German Catholic societies lecture tour for a Chicago Catholic school of science is planned. Prison reforms and local civic notes close the column.
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D C Williams
Varna
Marshall Broaddus
Daniel
Fred Gallacher
Nabb
Anna Culter Hall
Peoria
Starved Rock
Illini
Ilinois
Opera House
George Vail
Switzerland
Chicago
Lear
Public installation at Henry lodge No 70 Friday evening
Public installation of officers held at the home of DL M Bell on Friday January 16. H C Springston installed officers from Peoria and others with Mary Williams clerk and Anna Morgan sentry among those named. A three course supper preceded a pleasant social hour and music.
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Henry- Lodge
PROLA
DL. M. Bell
H. C. Springston
Peoria
H.M
Stevens
Ds A. Williams
eZenas
Mary
Williams
Tee
Anna
Morgan
H. Fords
Picket
Gertrude Thomas
Evelyn
Hartley
Leam Hannum
Unclear OCR fragment hints at housing app issue
Fragmentary text mentions a secured SeenOne 3 and ae One application between over and housing. Specific facts are not readable, making it difficult to determine the event, location, or entities involved.
Prohibition, Poverty, and Southern California Growth Reflections
The writer laments holiday burdens and gifts while praising the S. P. U. G. society for reducing wasteful spending. They argue poverty stems from sickness and unjust laws, criticize idle urban labor, and note violent bakery disturbances blamed on booze. The piece highlights Los Angeles, San Fernando valley growth, and a surge in corn imports after tariff changes.
Corn Movement Strains Railroads and Ports
The article notes railroads and the port are unprepared to handle corn shipments. Transportation bureau plans remedies for docking facilities. A new rate issue arises as western shipments face pressure from importers seeking a lower nominal rate.
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Transportation Bureau
West
Democratic
Revival Services at Central Union Church Begin Jan 5 1914
Revival at Central Union Church conducted by Rev. Thomas C Leech with Mr Ward of Onarga, draws growing crowds January 5 to 14. The ten day series ends with a social and calls for wider W. C. W. work while sermons stress sin, salvation and the Psalmist’s faith.
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Central Union Church
Thomas C Leech
Henry
Mr. Ward
Onarga
Imore
Jesus Christ
Christ Jesus
Naaman
Executor's Notice for Final Settlement in Marshall County
State of Illinois Marshall County ss Estate of Eva Wunder. To the devisees legatees heirs and distributes of said estate you are hereby notified that on Monday the second day of February 1914 the executrix of the last will and testament of said deceased shall present to the County Court of Marshall County at Lavon her final report and request discharge from all further duties and responsibilities connected with said estate. Mary Er Weis Executrix
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Illinois
Marshall County
Eva Wunder
Marshall
Lavon
Blindls
Mary ER. Weis
Minolta
Rotons
Pereny
Lacon
Illnois
Notice of Administrator Final Report in Marshall County
The administrator Potter reports final acts and proceedings of estate of deceased, asks County Court of Marshall County Illinois to discharge him from duties and responsibilities, and to release all claims at a specified time and place. The notice is dated February 1914 and names agents and administrators involved.
For Sale Heating Stoves and Farm Timber Advertisements
Notice fragment lists heating stoves for sale using hard and soft coal fuels and oak posts. Also offers for sale seven Duroc Jersey boars, spring pigs from Prof King, and 80 cords of dry white oak wood at $1.50 per cord, with locations near Henry, Varna, and Fairbanks Illinois. Contact Stephen Appel Henry II and ZE Fairbanks for details.
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sPutnam
R. Pairbanks
Varna
Adyt
Henry
ZE. x
Fairbanks
Ill
Putnam
B. R. Fairbanks
Tax books ready and personal property tax due March 10
Notice announces tax books are ready at C. BE. Vogelsang's grocery. Personal Property tax must be paid on or before March 10. J R. Robinson, Collector. Advt. 1-16-1f.
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C. BE. Vogelsang
J R. Robinson
Telephone Investments and Local For Sale Ads
Limited tele phone bonds and stocks offered for sale promising 6 to 8 percent income. Also several ads for white oak posts, dry oak wood, a Henry residence with 13 rooms and orchard, an I H C engine, and ten acres of cleared land in Varna Illinois with contact details and dates.
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C. A. Camp
City of Henry
G. M. Brown
Henry
Ijl
Roberts Township
G. Metzger
Varna
Ill
Horse Breaking Services Offer at Home Barns
Attention horse owners in Henry Illinois. M N Newell advertises breaking and training for colts and tricky horses using harness and horse sense. Services include at home handling for six head or more, barn space and feed, and limited speed training.
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N. Newell
Henry
Public sale on David Holmes farm near Henry Illinois
Quit farming and sell at public sale at the David Holmes farm ten miles west of Henry Illinois or six miles east and one mile north of Camp Grove Friday January 23 1014 starting 11 a m. Household goods farm wagons a Deering binder McCormick mower hay rake corn implements and more. Lunch on the ground. Terms cash under 10 credit 10 months with bankable paper. Auctioneer Lisle Smith clerk Hlmer Quinn.
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David Holmes
Henry, Ill
Camp Grove
Saleare Com
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