Magnolia Chronicle Highlights Local Elections and Social Events
The Magnolia area board of supervisors names D. W. Danley as chairman and notes other potential leaders. Residents attend picnics and moonlight rides while Mrs. Myra Kolp dies in Tiskilwa. A burglary case unfolds with two youths detained but the evidence vanishes, and plans announce a poultry-raising feature by Prof. J B Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacon
Board of Supervisors
D. W. Danley
Henry
Hae
Bogin
Wenona Orattle
Wenona
Wright
Myra Kolp
Miss Elliott
L. C Rose
Tiskilwa
Cou
Thompson
Edwards
Cyrus Hutchins
E. D. Fenn
Peter
Ma Woodward
Republicant
Magnolia
John. Myers
Whitcomb
Woodbine
L. C. Morrille
Arnold Thornton
Thornton
Reform School
P. Savage
Tharp
McCaba
J.B. Thornton
George Moore
H. Griffith
James Henderson
O. M. Baker
Payna’s Poimt
Slag Noite
A. Golder
State Grange
A. B. Bumgarner
Oxbow
Secret Society Fears A Wedding News From Sparland
In Sparland notes a wedding on the 4th between Miss Mary Emler and Mr. H Colwell is announced with well wishes. The item warns about confidential advisers, notes a county teachers institute planned for August, and records local deaths, burglaries, and a balloon ascent. Police action follows a Henry incident with suspected burglars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bparland
Sparland
Mary Emler
H. Colwell
Rvan
Edwards
Chautauque County
N. Y
Titus
T. E. Gapen
Philip Slagle
Slegle
Eddie Crehoro
Magnolia Rye Fields Harvest Hints and Local Meeting
In Magnolia reapers busy in rye and some hay cutting. corn may fetch about 4 percent per bushel next year. A Saturday gathering by Mutidt Protecting Society reported satisfied farmers willing to join. society active for 24 years. A few horses stolen from members, yet overall quick action noted. Caledonia M E church hosts a cream festival amid modest fundraising details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutidt Protecting Society
M. E. Church
Hennepin Social and School Updates Page
The Dear Park visitors report a pleasant stay as John E. Allen of Kinsax travels through the area. Mrs Lippert of Magnolia township recovers from five weeks of illness while the Lippert and Winderschidt households are noted. The Hennepin school board hires Prof. S. L. Twishur of Cufoe L. as principal for next year with salary details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennepin
Dear Park
John E. Allen
Kinsax
Wm. Allen
Irs
Lippert
Lawrence Lippert
Magnolia Township
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Lanvery
Joseph Placheer
Charles H. Stewart
James H. Daniels
Willoughby
Ohio
Clinton
Towa
Green
Okeyermie
Witte Perfect
Ynaris
Hari Lion Gregory
Mulane
Lewis Kaupman
Jared W. Jones
Aterfall
School Street
Apenas Ata Tere All
Spencer
Whilsfol
Magnolia Drug‘ Store
Misses H. A
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Olla
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American
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Old Country
A. GO
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McCormick Reaper & Mower
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Harvester
Dayton & Rockford
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Henry D. D
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Singer Sewing Machine! Co
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NEY, Tllinoie
Bypaahewa Ewelry Storo
Wilson
Serick Fox
Nothi
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Jung
Bouser’s
Auger
Daniel Wann
Wann & Chapman
Chapman
Alys
Marshall County
Comstock & Avery
Peoria
Illinois
Vv. Becker
Urnitur
Edwards Street
Third Street
Collins
Cone
Vincent Becker
Jasper Brokaw
Burt
Burhaus
Furnitura
Jabper Brokaw
James C. Law
Visi
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NaaAre
Bareab
Frances
Stephens
Horace A. Stephens
Marshall
Clinois
Market Street
Tchard Streat
Jordan
Aaid Town
Analley
Richard Lloyd
Frederick Lloyd
Charlea L. Powell
Recorder's Office
Horace Atephens
Cornelia R. Hull
Yourysforesaid
Frances J.hona
Cornelia I. Hull
Lacan
Hutchins
Trustoo
Town and
Nebraska
Burlington & Missouri River Railroad Company
Owa
Nebradka
Producta
Burlington
Town
Town Land Co
Nebraska Lands
8. M. Knox
Princeton
Ilinois
East Park Row
WM. Schneider
EL Ove Monsuke
Public Square
Pork Ghotton
Bugé
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