Local Notices From Magnolia Village Measles And Auctions
Magnolia news notes Measles affect many children in town Reno Walbourn to speak at Magnolia lecture course Royal Neighbors camp installs officers at hall Jan 24 Poultry show at McNabb Jan 17 19 draws 323 entries with 298 singles and 25 pens Second Plymouth Rocks exhibit by Mrs F W Lrokaw earns multiple prizes Read J G Clemens ad for spring supplies and farm implements Local residents visit relatives in Normal Peoria and Chicago and return home Measles also impact McNabb pupils and school attendance John Bronn and Mrs Hecht mentioned in passing chores and dining at local establishments.
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A. Hecht
John Bronn
Harry Bishop
Peoria
Josie Ruble
Weathers
Chicago
J. H. Harris
Magnolia
Clemens
Sam Potter, Jr
Independence
L. W. Glover
Miss Hazel
J. G. Clemens
Oliver Wilson
Phillips
Elias Rolley
Saturday Evening Post
Reno Walbourn
Magnolia Township
McNabb
Henry Dakin
Ladies’ Aid
Bronn
Florence Ramage
Alonzo Emans
A. H. Schumacher
Ezra Feather
Silas Lester
T. H. Rolley
W. H. Skelton
Dr. Simmons
Gertrude Ramsey
Robert Wells
F. W. Lrokaw
Henry
The Bank Cashier melodrama at Masonic hall Feb 9
A melodrama titled The Bank Cashier will be staged at the Masonic hall on Saturday February 9 for the Ladies' Aid. The cast includes Philip Templeton Grover Kidd Paul Kingston Frank Glover and others with an orchestra providing music. Reserve seats are available at Morphew Hardware. general admission is 25 cents and 15 cents for children under 12.
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Masonic Hall
Philip Templeton
Grover Kidd
Paul Kingston
Frank Glover
Ichabod Slick
Mark Sweany
Jacob Sharp
Walker Johnson
Robert Sinclair
Arba Law
Blinky Baker
Harry Ramage
Dennis O’hara
Frank Moffitt
Detective Lambert
Central Office
Charlie Johnson
Edith Sinclair
Robert
May Coe
Lucy
Josephine Ruble
Susan Goodwin
Anita Roberts
Biddy McGuire
Marie Dunn
Morphew Hardware Company
Box social and local incidents in Palatine
Mrs. P W Zimmerman suffered a head gash requiring three stitches after a fall last week. A box social was held at the Powell house last Friday evening. Farmers report a busy period hauling corn. Dr O F Taylor of Granville visited the village on Thursday the 24th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Zimmerman
Powell House
O. F. Taylor
Granville
Local news notes and social visits from La Rose area
Mrs. Joseph Bishop improves enough to walk a little and sits in her rocker daily. Walter Zilm returns from Minoak visit. Oscar Shepard family in Washburn hosts. Miss Grace Jesse from Toluca visits Wm Spangler. Basket social nets $65 for baseball team. skating continues with local youths, and funeral of Mrs. Cleveland Race in Washburn noted. Measles affect Arthur Head family. new baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Riss.
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Monticello
Ind
John
Martha
Tillie
Lydia Rudolph
Dora Koch
Peoria
Walter Schumacher
Venona
Ernest Schumacher
Varna
Cleveland Race
Washburn
Race
Mayme Buckingham
la Rose
Will Riss
Pete Stephens
Whitney
Fred Zilm
Arthur Head
Jamaican Lady Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Mrs. Michael Hart wife of the superintendent of Cart Service at Kingston Jamaica West Indies speaks highly of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs croup and whooping cough she would not be without a bottle and it is very beneficial Sold by J B & F A Powells City Drug Store Henry Illinois.
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Michael Hart
Cart Service
Kingston
Jamacia
West Indies Islands
J. B. & F. A. Powells City Drug Store
Henry, Il
Inquest Rules Toluca Tragic Death of Santa Fe Brakeman
Coroner W J Thomas presided over an inquest at Toluca into the death of William J McGowan a Santa Fe brakeman killed while switching rails. The jury found accidental death with witnesses stating they saw no fall under the train. McGowan born in Lacon aged 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Thomas
William J. McGowan
Toluca
McGowan
Santa Fe
John Proctor
John McCormick
W. R. Sullivan
J. O. Taylor
Ed Pendergast
W. F. Bronn
Accient
J. S. Hitchcock
I. L. Pedrick
F. M. Buddinger
C. M. Chandler
H. M. Duncan
Lacon
Women Who Wear Well and the Value of Favorite Prescription
A reforming editorial style note argues marriage and motherhood drain women’s vitality. It touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as restoring health in weak and healthy women, claiming millions benefited and listing origins and usage guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heal
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Avalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Coal supplies shown to last thousands of years say survey
Geological Survey officials declare coal reserves in the United States will not exhaust for thousands of years. They cite rising production since 1800s and a population boom, noting per capita supply has grown while overall output increases. The report asserts no immediate fuel shortage is expected.
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Clemens
Hess
Blue Jay
McCormick
Geological Survey
United States
Fort McHenry to be abandoned after March 1
Fort McHenry the historic Baltimore defense from the war of 1812 will cease as a military post on March 1 as soldiers of the thirty ninth coast artillery depart. The fort will pass to the engineer department after more than a century of service since 1794. named after James McHenry the Irish physician and longtime public servant the fort’s namesake served in the revolutionary era and later as secretary of war. Dr McHenry died in 1816.
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Fort McHenry
Baltimore
Francis Scott Key
General Staff
Army
Thirty-Ninth Coast Artillery
Engineer Department
James McHenry
Washington
McHenry
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Maryland
Confederate Congress
United States
Dr. McHenry
Adams
Let no innocent man be punished says Grant maxim
The text argues that justice requires presuming innocence until proven guilty and warns against punishing innocents. It cites Grant and the maxim that better ten guilty go free than one innocent be punished, noting Doctor Gunsaulus dismissing a class at the Armour Institute as unjust.
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Grant
Gunsaulus
Armour Institute
Chicago
National Banks Report December and Year End Totals
The December month chartered 41 national banks with aggregate capital of 3,280,000 and year total 462 banks with capital 23,498,500. At year end 6,283 national banks existed with authorized capital 862,016,775 and total circulation 596,162,469. Bank clearings set a new high, exceeding 160,000,000 for the year, with January monthly record 16,321,500,000. The Henry Republican office advertises printing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeven
Revival of Piety Seen Needed Over Economic Power
The piece argues America should prioritize piety over railways irrigation tariffs and crops. It laments graft greed luxury and worship of wealth warning that wealth corrupts nations and that resisting money is a tougher, nobler path than wartime ventures. It calls for daily prayers and charitable support for spiritual salvation.
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Wall Street Journal
America
Rome
Manchuria
Magazine Price Trims Across Several Titles
Advertised combinations show discounted rates on Cosmopolitan and related titles with the Republican and Chicago Chronicle. Regular prices range from three to six dollars, while our sale prices span about 3.15 to 8.15 for multi publication bundles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan
Republican
World Today
Woman’s Home Companion
Woman's Home Companion
Harper’s Bazar
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Ina Bank
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Magnolia Central
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