Truste e sale of real estate in Marshall County Illinois
Public notice of a trustee sale in Henry Illinois under a 1915 Marshall County chancery decree. Mary L Locke's will guides sale of Tract 1 parcels 149 158 and Tracts 2 3 including portions of section 8 township 13 north range 10 east. Terms: 20 percent cash auction day, 80 percent on court confirmation. Possession dates vary with tract.
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State of Illinois
Marshall County
Circuit Court
Harriet Blood Stevens
Kate C Hildebrant
Ilinois
Mary L. Locke
A. D
First National Bank of
Henry
Marshall
Illinois
Township
Marenall
Houry
Bas Elven
Frederick
A. Powell
Fasten Winder
Mary DL
Locke
War Veteran John B Rowe Buried at Lansing Kansas
Funeral services for John Bernard Rowe aged about 68, a war veteran and former Kansas legislator, were held at his Lansing home with Chaplain Payne officiating. He served in Co B 27th Missouri Infantry and Co 2d Missouri Cavalry, later guarding at the Kansas prison, and died May 21 after illnesses from war injuries. He left a wife Olivia Loring, four sons and two daughters.
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John B. Rowe
Lansing Kas
John Bernard Rowe
Mt Muncie
Payne
Mr Rowe
Rowe
Henry
Soldiers’ Home
Missouri
Nashville
Tenn
Wilson County
Kansas
Olivia Loring
Lansing
GA. R
Thomas Brennan
Sampson
William
Ella Graham
Margaret Young
Pittsburg
Charles
Colorado
Only a Dad The Best of Men
Poem lauds fathers on Father's Day noting a third Sunday in June tradition to wear a red rose in memory of fathers. The piece reflects on a dad's quiet endurance, duty, and love for his children.
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Father
Barsu
Big Picnic at Funk Farms Promises farm life spectacle near Bloomington
A major farmer gathering will occur at Funk Farms in Funk's Grove nine miles southwest of Bloomington. July 39 Evers invites Illinoisan farmers and families to picnic, view diverse up to date operations, hear Uncle Henry Wallace, and witness a monument dedication to Isaac Funk with a Bloomington band concert and prairie farmer backing.
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Funk Farms
Funk's Grove
Bloomington
Evers Farmer
Illinois
Henry Wallace
Isaac Funk
Prairie Farmer (Blindt
Funks
McLean County Better Farming Association
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Henry Citizen
Mrs. C. E. Johnson of Western Ave Henry reports backache and rheumatic pains followed by nervousness and dizziness. Doan's Kidney Pills cured her and the relief remains permanent. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, N.Y.
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Dean
Henry
C. E. Johnson
Doan
Mrg Johnson
Foster-Millburn Co
Buffalo
New corn picker invention to revolutionize farm labor
A Chicago clipping notes AA Webber has invented a corn picker that avoids hand husking by loading corn into wagons. It resembles a corn binder, is inexpensive, and could transform corn picking for cattle feeders and farmers. It may fetch about forty thousand dollars for the patent amid a big wheat crop outlook and farming practices.
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United States
Minots
Chicago
A A Webber
Webber
Castleton
M C Doyle
New Postal Savings Bank Ruling Expands Access Nationwide
Postmaster General Burleson issues an instruction leaflet extending postal savings accounts to any person aged ten or older after July 1. The plan allows residents in sparsely settled areas to open accounts by mail via designated post offices and local postmasters. Deposits, withdrawals by mail, and government-guaranteed repayment with interest are described, with multilingual materials planned to aid foreign-born citizens.
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United States
Postal Savings Bank
Burleson
Postal Savings
Dockery
Saline County
Foreign-born citizens drive postal savings boom in 1900s
A census shows about 40 percent of postal savings depositors are foreign-born, owning over half of deposits, highlighting immigrant reliance on the government to safeguard savings. The era also notes a surge due to failures of private banks run by swindlers, with deposits rising by 19 million in eight months.
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Post Office Department
Owning a Home in Times of Slack Work and Rural Promise
The piece argues that home ownership provides security during economic hardship and notes rural life offers greater worth and self sufficiency. It cites Jefferson on urban crowding, warns of abandonment and city dependence on soil, and praises homestead protections and the role of business groups.
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Jefferson
America
Europe
Fathers of
Texas
Traveling Man Recovers After Cholera Attack in 1888
H W Ireland of Louisville recounts a severe cholera attack in 1888. Two doctors failed to relieve him, so he paid a hotel porter to obtain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Ready, took a double dose, slept, and woke ready to travel the next morning. The ad notes the remedy is obtainable everywhere.
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H W. Ireland
Louisville
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Rock Island
Ray Jardine
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Maple Park
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Wenona
Arkansas
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