Sparland Notes Show Decoration Day Rest and News
Local items report Decoration Day visits by Mr and Mrs Louis Elliof and Curt Tanquary families, a long dry spell, business notes on a new ice cream parlor, and upcoming dueling dances. Commencement, church services, and community events fill a busy week with patients, visitors, and parish updates.
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Kate O'Brien
Louis Elliof
Curt Tanquary
Oscar McLaughlin
Chillicothe
Oscar
Garrett
Peoria
Reyr Rist
May Olson
East Peoria
Henry Olson
Alma Olson
Elmer Olson
Chessman
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Sitterband
George Christman, Sr
Furius Dell. Valle
M.,mctaughiia
Willie “Becker
Struglchildren
Gro
Oldysoldiers
Petoes
Marshall County
Poth
Henry Kochchaltén
John-McKeel-in
Amelia, Grove
Jerome Willard
Anna Monier
Barnes
Blue Ridge
Lawn Ridge
Martin
Charlie Leigh
E. R. Leigh
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised By Rural Reader
Tomr Moore of Rural Routa-1 Cochan Ga reports a fast healing for a foot sore after applying Bucklen's Arnica Salve. He states less than half of a 25 cent box cured the wound and the product is sold under guarantee at A. J. Ironmonger's drug store.
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Bucklen
Tomr Moore
Routa-1
Cochan
Buckien
A. J. Ironmonger
South Whitefield farming pace amid rains and repairs
Farmers in South Whitefield press on with early and late planting between rains and flooded fields. Local social notes mention teaching changes, visits, illnesses, and a church social planned for June 10. Community reports include fishing, mail, and health remedies from neighbors and advertisers.
Retiring Toluca postmaster to be succeeded by A Brown
The Toluca postmaster, serving about ten years, will retire on June 1. Chastes A. Brown, named as his successor weeks ago, accepted the appointment. Mathis first served under McKinley in 1898 and was later reappointed, with Roosevelt’s term concluding in 1908.
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Igang
State Association of
Peoria
Asen
Noukelaetes
Jvater
Ghillicothe
Santa Fe
Edelstein
Prenklagz
A. Brown
Mathis
McKinley
Roosevelt
Sam
John Klinger
Henry Peters
Henry
P. Liston
Wes
James
TSS Ae
Ds Balt
Fred Nash
Tolbaymans
Lis Badgley
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Varna and Richland Areas
Several property transactions appear, including Carrie M. Skinner and Addie Geazel transfers to Eddie Feazel and Galien M. Feazel respectively in Varna. Transfers also show Tennly Thompson to George C Barnes across sections in Richland and Belle Plain, George O Barnes to Harrison Eland with multiple lot and section details, Thomas H. Donahew to Chas M Robinson on lot 12 block 18 in Wenona, Gail M Feazel to S W McCullough on Varna lot 10 block 12, and other transfers involving GC Stateler, Vallie Fulks, Samuel Fliks, and Henry Cemetery Association to B Forrest in Wenona and Varna.
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Carrie M. Skinner
Eddie Feazel
Varna
Addie Geazel
Galien M. Feazel
Tennly-Thompson
Richland
Chas. M. Robinson
Vallie Fulks
Weronas
Samuel Fliks
DeWitt
Stateler
Wenona
Andrew J. Feazel
Addie Feazel
Lot & Block
Lenry Cemetery Association
Italian Man Fined After Hammer Incident
Ontonia Salomone of Poles hit Dominick Antonacee with a hammer in a clash described as an assault. Judge Gregg ordered a $25 fine paid by Salomone. The Italian community collected about $800 in subscriptions for Antonacee as a gesture of reconciliation.
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Ontonia Salomone
Dominick ‘Antonacee
Gregg
Trinbor
Antonacce
Dr Kings New Life Pills Endorsement From North Carolinian
A buyer from Inglécatde, N C. praises Dr Kings New Life Pills for chronic indigestion after spending over two hundred dollars without relief. The firm guarantees the medicine, priced at 25 cents, as the best pills ever sold.
State rules tuition for four year high schools under new law
The State Superintendent Blair advocates paying tuition for students in districts without a high school to attend a neighboring district's high school. The plan uses district funds, limits tuition to per capita high school costs, and hinges on poverty declarations. courts may sustain or overturn the rule.
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Blair
Yin Ang
Hueilal
Presents for trade with tobacco in early cooperative schemes
Fragmentary notes describe a 19th or early 20th century program where tobacco brands offered gifts in exchange for tags. Mentions American Tobacco Co and various brands, including Masters W Spears Head, Black Bear, Navy 2, and others, as part of a cooperative exchange scheme. The text references health concerns and kidneys but remains unclear and fragmented.
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Gel Denter Seine Tobacco-Juore
American’ Tobacco
Bighif Brandssof Masters
Spears
Idozenothers
BEA Lea -Of-Whatecan
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