Local notes on auctions sales and community events
A crowded local page reports on binder twine and wagon sales by Olson, July promotions at the Mair store, schedules and visits by residents, and health and travel notes. Mentions include U A Olson of Tus Manna, Hanna wagon pricing, world’s fair attendance, and local real estate ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B
Olson
John Judd
Venona
Hanns
U. A. Olson
Hid Osbon
O. A. Olson
Lane
Hanna
W. Oh Etanton
Pitas Ontenn
E. v. McWilliams
Mairo
C. McWilliams
McDonough
E. J. Riley
Clarke
Fred Dawson
Wits
Bradford
Frank Deyoe
Betz of
Sparland
Duke Bros
Paall
Yaeger protests uncle status amid World’s Fair reports
The item notes Yaeger’s indirect objection to being an uncle while reporting on Keokuk visits, local social posts, and a string of community happenings. It mentions Mrs Woolley and daughter Katie visiting Keokuk Iowa, Charley Booth’s view of the World’s Fair grounds, and various local residents’ movements and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pry “Yaeger
Freerecker
Rte
Woolley
Katie
Chicago
Devore & Fischer
Granville
Moore
F. BE. Bush
Abbott
Wm Stout
Stout
Lindsay
State Normal University
A. H. Green
John 'T. Smith
N. J. Webber
the Republican
World’s Fair interest charms Miss Beswick and Miss Brierly
J Watercott Co and the Misses Beswick and Brierly, cousins of Postmaster Brown from Bolton Mingland, visit America for the World's Fair, admiring its beauty and the nation’s thrift and greatness. Also noteusions of local incidents: William Green injured by a mule, Patrick Green opening an electric-lighted barber shop, a child burned by hot tea, Will Fosdick leaving for Washington via Chicago, and Mrs Hartwig’s mishap at a train platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Beswick
Margaret Brierly
Postmaster Brown
Bolton
Mingland
America
William Green
A. H. Green
Will
Billy
Patrick Green
J. H. Jones & Son
Patrick-tytn
Benjamin A. Andrews
Hutchins & Lincoln
Will Fosdick
H. J. Gregory
Washington
Northwest
Chicago
Mra Hartwig
Pein
Henry Yaeger
Henry
Fire destroys Sawyer farm residence near Henry
The large two story Sawyer home at Hopewell, six miles east of Henry, burned with contents after a morning fire. Mrs Sawyer and sons Mark and Christopher plus a hired man were home. Mark rescued some clothing money and trinkets before the flames consumed everything. The loss is estimated at 4000 dollars. a 2500 dollar Rockford policy may ease recovery. The Sawyers plan a smaller rebuilt home while staying nearby. Dr Jacobs installed an ornate dental cabinet in his operating room as part of updated furnishings. The item closes with an advertisement for Blossom fertilizer.
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L. G. Landenberger
New Church Society
Powell
Peoria
C. G. Watson
The
Republicann Times
Ottawa
A. W. Kilgore
Alva Granburg
Henry Yaeger
KH. Colburn
Jacobs
Houston
Texas
E. Croft
Julia
Bureau
George Harris
Chicago
Postmaster Brown
John Kline
Muley
Henry
G. G. Guyer
Ashley Heights
Ferrysburg
Michigan
Nettie Williams
Nils Morris & Co
Unicago
Philip Bender
Humphrey
James Steele
John
White City
Ross Gregory
Forrest
Katie Forbes
Enoch Sawyer
Hopewell Town
Mrs Sawyer
Mark
Christopher
Sawyer
Rockford
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Ad Claims Full Satisfaction Guarantee
An old advertisement proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores chilblains corns and skin eruptions promising to cure piles with a money back guarantee. It notes price at 26 cents per box and sale by Dr Powell The Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Powell
Bsr Tonto Health Mort Verifies Sole Agent
The fragment indicates an oct health matter involving Heoury Yaeger as sole agent for Henry, with unclear context and missing details. The readable portion points to a single representative handling a health related matter for an individual or entity named Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bsr
Tonto
Oct
Health
Mort Heoury Yaeger
Henry
Temperance meeting and concert plans in Henry City
The union gospel temperance meeting at the M E church Sunday drew a large crowd. Rev Woolley opened with prayer and scripture, followed by Rev Miles and a sermon on choosing whom to serve and God’s judgment. A concert program by the Henry City Cornet Band was announced for Friday evening at the park with marches and a baritone solo. Muzzle your dogs: mayor orders muzzle compliance for all dogs with dog licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Jones
Goltra
Joseph N. Krenz
J. W. Ryan
John A. Spencer
James Harrison
St John's Church
W. E.C
Central Park
Cornet
B. C. Wall
M. E
Haney
Putnam M. E
Duke Brothers
R. Rowe
Union Gospel Temperance Meeting
M. EB
Wm. Woolley
Miles
Henry City Cornet
the Park
the Sentinel
R. B. Hall
Occidental
Sousa
Short
Billy Motors
Barnhouse
Court Square
Overture
Southwell
J. A. Taylor
Barney Cook
Last Week's Sale of Household Goods and Jewelry
Auction notice for collateral sale by Webb's Collateral Bank Peoria Illinois offering good as new diamonds gents' and ladies' watches at half original cost plus household goods horse buggies and harness for cash to satisfy loans. Call at residence to bid or arrange sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Webb's
Adama
Peoria
Ill
Henry Yaeger Serves Notable Lunch Catered to Popular Demand
Henry Yaeger begins serving at 9 30 am with a lunch that is praised for high standard and growing popularity. The note highlights his catering skill and reliability and invites others to try the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Yaeger
Henry
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