Fragmentary OCR note on names and military assignment
Incomplete text references Ore Clunfigch and Who ifericd as well as a man to join infantry. Mentions Mrs newler Dear and AMys with Blunderby indicating future service or movement. Readable names and details are too fragmented to confirm events or outcomes.
Drowning Tragedies Strike Spring Valley Area
Arthur Allington, 38, drowned after falling from a skiff while fishing near Spring Valley. Boots filled with water and current carried him downstream. body recovered days later at Hennepin. In a separate incident, 16 year old Joseph Kinkin drowned in a pond near No 1 mine while swimming with a friend. a can boat led to him going under and dying despite efforts. inquest condemned the pond as a public health hazard.
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Arthur Allington
Spring Valley
Ilinois
Allington
Hennepin
Thomas Kirkman
Granville
Cedar Point
Alling’ington
Kirkman
Sevral
Jennepic
W A Allington
Ilinois National Guard
Panama Canal
Mrs Norris
Joseph Kinkie
Kinkin
No 1
Battista Fambling Kinkin
Kiakin
Fambring
Paul Porkup
Charles Eschenbaum
Charles Dorf
Joe Hellgeist
Eschenbaum
J H Franklin
B. Schurtz
A. H. Malm
Formng
Andrew Kinkin
Braidwood
John Sted
East Erie Jstreet
D. B. Walsh
Immaculate Conception Church
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Princeton Council Adopts Publicity to Force Delinquent Payments
The Princeton city council votes to have the clerk prepare a list of customers with old unpaid water and light bills and to publish the amounts. Delinquencies since July 1, 1914, are to be used to decide service connections, with cutoffs already in effect for nonpayment.
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Princeton
Thomas E. Wood
Horine
Old Council
Wood
Department of Public Property
Council
Light and Water
Lonely Dwight Mother Waits for Wandering Son on Trains
A 70 plus Dwight resident, Mrs John Kettinger, stands on the Chicago and Alton platform daily, hoping her missing son will return. For twelve years she has searched every arriving train, weathering rain, snow, and cold while trainmen offer kind words, all while she clings to the belief her son is alive and will one day come back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & Alton
Dwight
John Kettinger
Orgo
West
Alton
Illinois Prairies
Edward Page Gaston a Peoria figure shown as internationally prominent
A lengthy review details Havard Page Gaston born in Henry on November 19 1868 and active as an explorer writer and reformer. It notes his service for British prisoners of war in Germany his exposure in Who s Who his medal and Turkish Order of Merit and his leadership in relief work and prohibition efforts.
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Edward Page Gaston
Henry Hay
Peoria Star
London
New York Herald
Havard Page Gaston
Germany
Gaston
Henry
A H Gaston
Peoria
British
Royal Geographical Society
Arizona
New Mexico
Popocataptel
Mexico
Mraston
International Prohibition Confederation
Homiletic Review
Encyclopedia
Mons
London Daily Chronicle
Gastoun
London Daily Graphic
Illinois Streams Stocked With Fish By State Commission
The Illinois state fish and game conservation commission plans heavy stocking in northern streams. C J Dittmar of Freeport chairs. 300,000 small mouth bass will be shipped to Freeport for Yellow Creek and more fish are due from Spring Grove hatchery. The federal fish commission will place hundreds of thousands more in northern Illinois streams within two months, with half sent to local streams. A new distribution car will be ready by Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
State Fish and Game Conservation Commission
C J Dittmar
Freeport
Dittmar
Yellow Creek
Spring Grove
Federal Fish Commission
Federal Commission
Mississippi River
Dubuque
Rock Island
Wisconsin
Badger State
Illinois Commissioners
Trustee’s Sale of Real Estate in Marshall County Illinois
Public notice states a trustee sale under a Mary L. Locke will decree in the Marshall County Circuit Court Henry Illinois. On August 14 1912 at 2 PM the property described as lots 149 and 168 in the original town now City of Henry will be sold at public auction with 20 percent cash and 80 percent on court confirmation. Fredrick A. Powell trustee Barnes & Magoon Fred W Potter solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Marshall County
Harriet Blood Stevens
Kata C Hildebrant
Circuit Court
Thinois
Mary L. Locke
Haury
Marshall
Finois
Henry
State of
Illinois
Frederick A. Powell
Mary LL. Locke
Barnes & Magoon
Fred W. Potter
Estate of William L Foster notice to creditors and debtors
The estate of William L Foster deceased requests all creditors to present claims to the County Court of Marshall County Illinois at the Marshall County Courthouse in Lacon for adjustment on the first Monday of October 1916. Debtors to the estate should make immediate payment. Dated this 26th day of duty A. D. 1916. Clinton B Smite administrator and attorney Fred W Ee are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Foster
Marshall County
Illinois
Lacon
Mary W. Ander
Mary W. Andersome
Hline
City of Law
Baid County
A. J. Stapp
W. Potter
Legislation Cuts Fees for Small Estates in County Court
A new bill limits personal property to 2000 dollars for reduced clerk fees in the county court and waives clerk and officer costs when estates are under 1000 dollars. The change benefits small estates by lowering or remitting costs previously exceeding estate value.
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Wwe
John MacGlothlin
Robert Horr
Main Street
Emma Horr
New Farmers State Bank of
Mason City
Uni
J. Howard Williams
Gerry V. Stilgen
la Salle
Chicago
W. H. Jones
Main St
Swedenborgian Church
Grover Kirby
Camp Hotel
W. A. Smith
Sparland
Farm Loan Investments
Thompson
Thompson Farm Loans
A. J
Nonger
Ives
Bohruar
Yen
Ted Lytatest
Das
Rexall
Lois CO Walace
A. J. Ironmonger
Ord Enous
Meee Aleck
Lucy Page Gaston
WCTU
Frances Willard
Harvey, Ill
Iva
Sy Basha
Public Service Company of
Northern Illinois
Sa - Se
Hilinois
Adoaitoemraman
iSwamron
Clinton B. Smite
Fred W Ee
Adams
Ill
Gree, RR
Pat Otis
Bookles
N. Quest
Corn Products Refining CO
P.O
New York