Local Notes From Wenona and Surrounding Areas
Wenona and nearby towns report visits and illnesses, with Mrs. Anita Roberts and Miss Lula Otto receiving care, Mrs. Caldwell visiting Mrs. Ewing Dean, and Miss Berths Menderson staying in Granville. A fall ball game saw the Danville coons defeat Granville 21 to 3, while Mrs. H A Barr and Mrs. Charles Francis visited. Community life includes church talks by Mr. Heck, family visits, and notes on sickness among children and a newborn infant.
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Wenona
Woodnenday
I. J. Werling
Hather Sammons
Anita Roberts
Washburn
Caldwell
Strestor
Ewing Dean
Clemens
Bloc x
Pawan
H. A. Barr
Blackwell
Oklahome
Charles Francis
Arbor
Mich
Anita Hepper
Everett Farret
Tonica
Judge Mills
George Hetrick
Frank
Penu
Bert Hetrick
H EE. Allen's
Nora O'Brien
Bepnie
Della Davia
Marguerite Reichurne
Baby Bureau
Danville ‘Coons
Granville Boys
Granville
Ft J
Coom
Heck
Marnelia
Levon Clemens
A.B
Ole
Addie
Betag Detdie
Romer
Mabiaaes
Mire
Windia
Aspiring County Treasurer Announces Candidacy
A candidate declares run for the office of County Treasurer in Patnam County on the Republican ticket, subject to primary election actions. Names include George nt ze Kor, B. Wonser, and Lyle HR Darley, noting the primary process to be determined.
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County
Sayer
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Gebools
Putian
Mmnty
Georgentze
Kor County
Futham County
Wonser
Patmam
Lyle HR. Darley
Primary bid for Sheriff in Pure-Dam county inquiry
A candidate, Cecil, appears for the office of sheriff in Pure-Dam county as the Republican ticket faces primary action. The report notes the ongoing primary process and Cecil's candidacy.
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Sherif
Chagty
Republicas Tckeé
Cecil
The Reporter Mourns Col Shields Leaving Strang
The Strang Neb newspaper notes with humor the departure of Col Shields a fearless witty editor whose spicy local items delighted readers. The poem hints he may move on while Strang wonders who will replace his breezy pen.
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Fike
Col. &. P Shields
Strang
Mr. Shields
Jané the
Shields
Mr Shields
Campbell Shields
Berry Shaft at Granville report on coal plant progress
View of B F Berry Coal Company’s Granville plant shows a three foot thick coal vein and 200 foot air shaft. Workers dug 17% feet in a day in the main shaft, a record. Plans aim for a top state plant with tracks, engine house, and new outbuildings. material arriving as work continues. Superintendent J T Cherry praises the progress as courteous and proud. Subscribe for The Republican.
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B. F. Berry Coal Company
Granville
Berry People
Ninols
J. T. Cherry
Ernest A Binker attacked at pips Mine near Wenona
Ernest A Binker was stabbed twice in the abdomen by coworker Beecher M Blake Monday night. Binker held his assailant until police arrested Blake, jailed in Lacon on 500 bail to await grand jury action. He was taken to Peoria hospital.
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Wenona
Ernest A. Binker
We- Bona
Wan Dabbel
Beecher M. Blake
Lacon
Peoria Hospital
Ashley Judd
Mr. Haws
Magnolis
California
Mo. Haws
Chicago Union Giants
Wenoena
Wenoza
Hewes
Mellody
Wenons
Ogden gas issue hints at Democratic power play
In a tirade from the Fairbury Record, editor Brydia attacks the Illinois Democratic machine. He argues the party blocks candidates for U S Senate and state treasurer to preserve control, cites the Sixteenth district, and claims deals with Ogden gas and parish leaders to secure loyalty and seats.
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Riliter
Breydia Wases
Fairbury Record
Brydia
Illinois
United States
Democratic State Organization
Frank Quinn
Caroline Grote
Littsfield
Pike County
Democratic State Central Committee
Democratic Gang
Tlibets
Lary Springer
Hecause
Ilinois
Democratic State Gang
Christian House
Woodford County
Haase
General Assembly
Itate
Pontiac
Proclamation Shifts Entry Point for Shoshone Lands
President Roosevelt issues a supplementary proclamation changing the entry location for lands in the ceded Shoshone reservation. Entries must be filed at Shoshone, Wyoming from August 15 to October 3, 1906, instead of Lander, due to railroad construction. Drawing numbers valid August 4 require entrants to go to Shoshone to file during the window. after October 5 entries return to Lander.
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Shoshone
Lander
Roosevelt
Land Office
Lander Land District
Wyoming
Wyo
Richards
Advertising in the word papers to aid Missouri towns
Governor Joseph W. Folkim urged Missouri retailers at Jefferson City to advertise in local papers rather than mail order. He praised thriving cities and sought prosperity for country merchants, urging support for hometown publications to strengthen towns and curb wrongs in the commercial world.
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Joseph W. Folkim
Missouri
Jeffercon City
Ake Ip Mbaey
Zaad Ogee
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