Lacon notes, deaths, and local folly in January 1909
Scott Osborne Jr. hunts a fox near Starbuck mine but escapes. Obituary for Robert G. Thompson recounts farm life, marriage to Alice Day, and burial in Lacon. Local notices report residents ill, travel to Oklahoma, a family destitution near town, and neighborly aid. Various social items include weddings planned at Varna Swedish Lutheran church and a farm fire at Dr Verney’s tenant house. Foley’s remedies praised by locals for kidney and cough troubles.
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Scott Osborne, Jr
Starbuck Mine
Scott
Joe Johnston
Saratoga
James Johnston
Springfield
Frank Specht
Fred Bestold
West
Emma Donaldson
Hopewell
Lacon
J. W. Stevenson
Tuscola
Merton Hassenfly
Peoria
Oklahoma
Robert G. Thompson
Robert Thompson
Hopewell Township
James and
Mary Thompson
Marshall County
Alice Day
Mr. Thompson
Ben
Eva
Hinsdale
Nellia
Florence
Joseph Ehringer
James
Douglas
John
Samuel
Mary Fisher
Vance
Mr. Vance
George H. Trimble
Chicago
Trimble
Harry Campbell
Maria Gage
Hllen Hoagland
Grandma Hoagland
Sparland
Dorothy Koch
G. B. Harper
Progressive Euchie
Agnes Black
Washburn
Dr. Lafferty
Elmwood
Perry Sisters
Wm. Morrow
Mike Schrond
John Lesch
Nellie Remsey
Koch Home
Tillie
Lydia Rudolph
Venona
Tom Robbins
Ina Bell
B. L. Harper
Baby Mildred
Walter Schumacher
Lola Barnes
A. H. Schumacher
Will Fenske
Wenona
Charles Matlin
Louis Speck
Grandma
Louis DeVault
Verney
Emma Mai Foster
Alma Foster
Streator
Charles Foster
Walter Owen
Wenona and Minoak Clash In 54 16 Hoop Result
Wenona and Minoak high school teams met at Armoryhalj with Wenona losing 54 to 16. Mrs Grimm, Wenona’s oldest resident, died at home Wednesday at 5am. Funeral held Friday at 2 30pm. John Wright bought James Orr’s Buick five cylinder car. St Mary’s church ladies’ bazaar supported the school financially. WCTU hosted Ve nona school board and teachers to discuss narcotics study in public schools with refreshments and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minoak
Wenona
Armoryhal
Happy Texas Land Boom Promises Rich Crops And Growth
In Happy Texas 35 miles southeast of Amarillo on the Santa Fe line, fertile soil and deep loam support diverse crops wheat oats barley rye sorghum corn kaffir corn Milo maize and abundant fruit and vegetables. Water is plentiful, climate healthy with mild winters and summers, and land prices remain low while growth and new settlers increase opportunities for diversified farming and future road access to the gulf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy
Texas
Amarillo
Panhandle
Gulf
Hennepin News Rough and Readable Local Clippings
Miss Della Wells visits Ancona and Miss Mildred VanHorn assists in Bloomington readings. Dozens invited to a Presbyterian supper. Mrs. Rozanna Wilson ill with lung fever. Local misfortunes and injuries noted including finger amputation and various ailments. Lincoln's birthday programs planned. Hennepin Levee seeks condemnation rights. Morine ill but recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Wells
Ancona
The
Presbyterian Church
Rozanna Wilson
Mildred VanHorn
Colfax
O. R. Skinner School
Bloomington
Marie Corelli
Pritchard
Dana
Lincoln
Hennepin
Court House
Paxson
Hennepin Brass Band
Henry Brink
Hennepin Levee and Drainage District
Hennepin Shooting Club
Peter Morine
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A. J. Ironmonger’s
Theodore Croft
Roberts
J. M. Gustafson
Albin Carlson
Indiana
Gust Extrom
Charley Sand
Stillman Valley
Henry Morse
Henry
Alfred Bjork
Charles Adolphson
North Dakota
Fred Folken
Andrew Linder
Minnie Olson
Varna
Carlson
Rock Island
Swedish Lutheran Church
Bergman
Allan Hultgren
Herman Carlson
Davis Junction
Johnnie Lane
Richard Antrim
Marion Head
Little Walter Head
Arthur Wolcott
Belle Plain
Samuel Freeman
Frida Mylin
Malgnolia
Charley Garlson
Richland
Samuel] Freeman
Foley
A. J. Ironmonger
Chicago Daily Tribune
Chicago Daily Record Herald
Henry Meapub
LA Rose
Clyde Meredith
Ster Kin Chen
Henry, Illinois
Happy, Texas
United States
Louis C. Klein
Adolph Klein
Henry, II
Felton Land Co
George Lewis
Tonica
Bertha Westmeyer
Dorothy Earry
Ed Reynolds
Byrd Hetrick
Frank Mudge
Paul Lambert
Merle Hartenbower
Paul
Merle
Lyle Hartenbower
Gus Ebner
George Ford
Harold Lambert
A. W. Durley
West Superior
Wis
Lyle H. Durley
W. R. Johnson
Chillicothe
D. B. Turner
Miss Stanton
Mark Durley
Sally Paxson
M. B
Adam Deck
Mercury
G.H. Wood
Rev. H. Brink
L. E. Skeel
Crowley
H. B. Raley
A. J