Henry Republic notes and social items July 3 1913
Local items from Sparland and Henry include visits by Miss Flora Osborne and Mrs. Le Bolender, church social at the Baptist church, a big cream demand, and a big clearance sale at Aitchison store extending to July 5. Notable mentions: Miss Bess Hill hosted James Snell’s sendoff for Cambridge, remodeling at Van Antwerp & Osborne, and plans for the Chau tauqua July 18 to 23 plus M E church quarterly conference July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Sparland Post Office
Henry Republican
C. D. Marshall
Addison Tanguary
Edn Shafer
Raymond
Iowa
Wm Riddell
Chillicothe
Orrin Frisbey
Dunlap
Aitchison
Bess Hill
Snell
James
Cambridge
Leslie Miller
Peoria
T. H. Gapen
Miriam Gapen
Ottawa
Miss Gap
M. C. Marshall
Velma Campbell
Campbell
Bay
Vemona
M. EB
Sparland
Assessment List Saratoga Township Illinois 1918
Public notice lists the assessed value of personal property for Saratoga Township Marshall County Illinois for the year 1918, as recorded in the assessment books. R Scoon, Supervisor of Assessments, signs the notice.
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State of Illinois
Marshall County
Saratoga
County of
Marshall
R. Scoon
Farm supplies full line of farm equipment and tools
A full line of farm equipment and supplies is advertised including International wagons and manure spreaders, Schroeder grain dumps, dairy cream separators, Peoria power washing machine, cowboy tank heaters, wire fencing, buggies, whips, oils, greases, husking pegs, pumps and tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schroeder
Peoria
Eczema Ointment Promises Quick Relief and Guarantee
An advertisement urges people to attend September conference if possible and to submit society reports in writing. It promotes Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a cure for unsightly skin spots and eruptions, claiming instant relief from itching and burning, with doctors endorsing it. A testimonial from Mr Alleman of Littletown, Pa cites a forehead eczema cure in two weeks. Guaranteed refund if not relieved. available at druggists or by mail. Pfeiffer Chemical Co. and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson
Pfeiffer Chemical Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
A. J. Ironmonger
T. J. Segraves
J. A. Belabin
Bigin
Ill
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
A. J
Ironmonger
Ady
Hallock Visitors and Family News From Local Homes
Mrs. John Reed visits Hallock with daughter while John Williamson, Charles Reed, and the Hart, Carver, and Russell families are mentioned in various calls and dinners around Hallock. An advertisement promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer for children, with testimonials and supplier details.
Broadmoor Visitors and Local Calls Noted
Broadmoor residents and relatives are mentioned visiting Peoria and Chicago. Mrs. Clarence Perkins hosts and hosts visitors while M A Dally and wife from Putnam spend a Sunday with kin. R Willis James and family from Bradford call on BH Rees. Mrs. Mabel Churchill and her son visit Mrs. Henry Churchill. The piece closes with a quip about nervous exhaustion and work pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G
Dan Swearingen
Nicholas Leichter
Henry Applen
John Colgan
Frank Shirkel
Wm. Coulter
H. M. Dewey
Henry Geitner
J. John
Wees
J. W. Hatten
Ston
John Gubbins
John Heyline
Val Kroeper
Thos. Green
Chas. Heyline
BH. N. Martell
Peter Green
Gus Hawksworth
Albert Quinn
J. P. Hickey
Anthony Kaiser
Joseph Ressinger
Johnston Lumber
I. E. Nyder
Jane Martin
John Mulcahy
Barney Schwarz
Wm. King
J. B. Mulcahy
Lyman Sutton
John King Newton Ray
Townsend
J. H. Smith
W. J. Yarger
A. J. Kistler
C. G. Starliper
Robert Yarger
G. M. Lombard
Geo. Staab. Bese
James Keenan
M. J. O’brien
John Poignant
Mrs. W
Chas
Salisbury
J. L. Copple
A .L. van Ostrand
Albert True
Joseph Clark
Herman Budde
James Turner
Darling
Wm. Dillon
Wm. Ziegler
Herbert Doyle
Geo
Forbes Tae
John Elliott
Albert Harrison
Tom Kelly
Whos. Gubbins
Geo, Howes
James Lawless
Wm. Hennessey
W. L. Hanchett
Mike Landers
T. R. Kelley
O. W
Holmes
Mary McDonough
Kelley
Emma Jargen
Jesse Moffitt
A C. Kelley
James Murphy
Robert Kelley
John McGuire
T. R. Murphy
Peter Lewis
J. C. Noyes
F. B. Murphy
Wm. McCuen
L. H. Murphy
James O’brien
J. G. Reese
Peter
R. Menning
Henry Churchill
Camp Grove Hach
J. B. Pettegrew
Jacob Kissell
Bank
Paul Schemmel
Anton Mailman
Broadmoor
Clarence Perkins
Peoria
M. A. Dally
Putnam
Helen Johnson
Lawrence Beauprie
Chicago
R. Willis James
Bradford
BH. G. Rees
Mabel Churchill
Local visitors fill a quiet midweek in Grover Pauls area
Glenn Biddulph and family visited Grover Pauls on Wednesday. Ernest Reynolds and daughter joined P. C. Bacon guests, Miss Hazel Petty visited Mrs. Ernest Reynolds from Thursday to Saturday. A host of neighbors shared meals and calls at various homes including George Hall near Whitefield and Frank Lidgard's. Claus Swanson attended a mid summer picnic in Princeton last week while Pettie Maupin from Peoria visited her sister Mrs Ben Mattingly. Wagg-still quips aside, this peaceful round of social calls marks a typical week in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Biddulph
Grover Paul
Ernest Reynolds
P. C. Bacon
Hazel Petty
Wm. Fountain
Aeoree
George Hall
Whitefield
Alta Farley
Mary
Helen Hunter
Charles and
Margarite
Dr. Powell
Frank Lidgard
Ben Mattingly
Claus Swanson
Gus Lindell
Clas Swanson
Princeton
Henry Miller
Rude Miller's
Arthur Atkins
Gus Ruberg
Bureau
Thomas Harris
Royal Holgate
Peoria
Charles Doty
Win
Cher
Lamoille
Mr Doty
Ford
Auto
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Henry Citizen
A Henr y resident describes long kidney trouble relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Segraves' Drug Store. Endorsement from 1912 notes lasting improvement and continued recommendation, with Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo as sole U S agents. Remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
C. W. Woodward
Edward St. Henry
Ill
Doan
Segraves
Woodward
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean
South Whitefield Farming and Weekend Social Notes
Farmers busy with clover hay work after three hot days. A bracing breeze today. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis and children were Sunday guests at the Pride home. Jack Betts and family visited with Mrs. Rickey. Otto Brishke of Chicago vacationing with Mrs. Pride. James Farling and companions drove through. Jimmy Compton aiding Mrs. Waughop during cherry season. Mrs. Beck of Sparland visited Pride home. Benny Hunt a Henry visitor. Several express concern over Mrs. Ely’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Whitefield
Frank Lewis
Pride Home
Jack Betts
George Rickey Sunlay
Val Hofer
F. Wunder
Otto Brishke
Chicago
Pride
James Farling
Jimmy Compton
G. Waughop
J. Beck
Sparland
Benny Hunt
Henry
Joseph Ely
The Duty of Ministers and an Alarming Fashion Tale
A sermon argues the preacher should preach gospel and moral reform, unite church and state, bury the dead in civic life, and critique corrupt leaders. An Elmwood tale warns about rat wigs with a hairpin infection, a snake found in seaweed hairpieces, urging scrutiny of beauty purchases. A closing joke plays on a waiter mix up with a steak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Church
Children of Light
Lord
Elmwood
Probate Court Guardians for Wargo and Moss Estates
Probate court records show petitions for guardianship of minors Susan Teresa Margaret and John Wargo with Andrew L. Wargo named guardian after bond of 3000. Also estate actions for Joseph C. Moss and Thaniel Sullivan with hearings, final reports, and notices. real estate transfers and marriage licenses listed for multiple county residents.
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Susan
Teresa
Margaret
John Wargo
Andrew L. Wargo
Teresa Wargo
Andrew L. War
Andrey L
Joseph C. Moss
Thaniel Sullivan
H. F. Blunt
Tosaign A. Conerty
Cook County
Josep C. Moss
Decens
Dora A. Moss
William J. Moss
Edgar Moss
Lillian B. Moss
Elizabeth Weber
Lacon
Marehall County
Emma F. Harris
Caroline O. Harr
Elijah D. Richmond
Minnie A. Lenz
John Cooper
John
Thompson
George W. Luke
Charles C. Roth
Thomas Murphy
Santa Fe
Toluca
John Filipowicz
Carlantonio
Edward G. Becbe
Public Service Company
Venona
Charles A. Beshhe
Albert
Ida May
Luella Grate Beebe
Iacon
Rebecca Sutherland
Mary Ford
Wenona
Herman Anderson
St. Paul
Dakota County
Minnesota
Elvira B. Swanson
John D. Hammer
Frances C. Thorneycroft
Princeville
Charles L. Applegate
Amanda L. Blankenship
Henry
Congregational church gains new shingle roof amid suffragette era
LAWN RIDGE notes a fresh shingle roof atop the Congregational church lecture room funded by church ladies and assisting men. The pastor travels for vacation, Rev Curtis preaches across appointments, and Morris Curtis graduates from the University of Michigan. John Sims dies after surgery in Peoria. John Finn and family move into the Moulter property near the village. Mrs Manda Prichard and daughters travel to Filmore County Nebraska to visit relatives. Ella Bridxman vacation plans shift with work. Trinity services pause in July unless a supply is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawn Ridge
Congregational Church
Fannie Perkins
John Sims
Peoria
John Finn
Moulter
Manda Prichard
Ella
Lacey
Filmore County
Nebraska
Nelson
John Bridgman
Michigan
Trinity
Curtis
Modelstein
Chicago
Ann Arbor
Mich
Morris
University of Michigan
Bright young man graduates with top degree at age twenty three
A young man finishes college through self effort and tutoring others, earning the highest degrees the college offers. At about 23, he is described as morally and physically sound, with a small cash balance. His parents and friends take pride in his achievement and potential.
Surprising Cure of Stomach Trouble Ad Drives Hope
Mrs G Stengle of Plainfield New Jersey writes that after a month of stomach upset and constipation she tried Chamberlains Tablets after reading success letters. She reports taking nearly three quarters of a package and now can eat almost anything. Sold by T J Segraves and A J Ironmonger Avd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Stengle
Plainfield
N. J
Chamberlain
T. J. Segraves
A. J. Ironmonger
McNab resigns as U S Attorney accuses McReynolds
United States Attorney McNab of San Francisco wires his resignation to President Wilson with charges that Attorney General McReynolds directed delays in white slave law cases. He says delays threaten justice and implies political influence. McReynolds dismisses the remark as partisan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
McNab
San Francisco
Wilson
McReynolds
Illinois Stallion License for Billie Thomas Hill 1913
Billie Thomas Hill a dark brown stallion examined by Dr H A Gebhardt licensed to stand for public service in Illinois. Breeding includes six full siblings with times 2 09 to 2 18 percent and proven lines through Sire Wm M Hill 13558 and Dam Possum Pie 2 09 to 2 19 percent. License expires March 29 1914 with season at home barn for 1913 plus 12 dollars to insure a living colt and insurance forfeiture on parting or moving. GEO VAIL WHITEFIELD ILL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Hill
Possum Pie
Judge Hurt
Lena Hill
George Campbell
Illinois
J. K. Dickinson
Sec
Stallion Reg. Board
Geo. Vail
Whitefield
Ill
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the Republic
Sparland Department
Flora Osborne
le Bolender
John Ohlman
Helen Luft
Henry Luft
Guy EB. Moore
Arthur §. Gibson
Saratoga Township
Q. M. McLaughlin
Sparland, Ill
Russell
Joseph Hart
Timothy Carver
Court House News
Billie Thomas Hill
JNO
Aoos
Bradford, Ill
D. J. Owens
Stof
A. B. Foster
Pat
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