Local Notes from Magnolia Area June 1913
Magnolia community round up lists numerous local visits shoppers and callers across nearby towns including Henry Varna McNabb and Peoria. Decoration Day services feature Rev Holley and school bands while Wolf sightings prompt livestock worries. Train schedule change noted along with Junior class play and baccalaureate events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Case
Peoria
Miles Ruby
H. B. Jewell
McNabb
R. W. Spencer
John Roberts
Vasha
C. A. Freeman
M. J. French
Anna Pruisner
Dagner’s
H. E. Dean
Warte
Tonica
Roy
Harry King
Allen Coe
Walter Johnson
Ottawa
Wimner
I. P. Wierman
Elias Rolley
Mendota
W. J. Allen
Bobbie
Bloomington
Herbert N. Standish
Princeton
C. B. Griffin
Henry
M. P. Lackland
Varna
Jane
Winifred McCuskey
L. A. Webb
Rosseau
Joseph Otto
Swaney
L. A. Hinkle
Rebekah
A. Spencer
Arthur
Walter
Geraldine
R. J. Sivell
Carpenter Trade
Gladys Ray
Ollie Roberts
Leah Freeman
Nettie Hauger
Hazel Wilkins
Florence Westerlund
Leland Swindler
Hennepin
Quaker Lane
Lassman
Metal
J. B. Mills
T. J. Smith
Oscar Bungarner
California
Jeff Moore
Morris
Frank Fullmer
Frank Powell
Frank Smith
Max Whitney
Son
M. W. Smith
Coggshall
F. H. Smith
Charles Bush
Arthur Dixon
G. W. Hunt
Granville
John Davidson
Caldwell
Buckley
John Caldwell
Ira Ford
L. H. Lassmann
George Lippert
Prof
Yoder
Little Charles Studgyin
Streator
Con
Snap
University of Illinois
Miss Whitman
Richmond
Normal
DeKalb
Fanchon
R. K. Stetson
Farmers’ Elevator Company of
Swaney School
Luther Hinkle
New Comet Expected Near Earth This Coming Month
Prof P Leavenworth of Minnesota University says a new comet is approaching Earth and may pass through the tail. The celestial visitor appeared 61 years ago and is nicknamed 1851-1V by stargazers, once thought to bring disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Leavenworth
Astronomy Department
Minnesota University
Haley
Local notes from Lostant and surrounding area
Lostant local items report Mrs. George Davis visiting from Normal and several residents traveling or visiting Tonica La Salle Streator and Bloomington. The piece notes civic matters including telephone company officers elected, a large Memorial Day singers practice, and property incidents such as a barn struck by lightning with about $500 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lostant
George Davis
John Berninger
A. C. Kelso
Frank Hillabrand
Stoomington
John Mulvihill
Mae
la Salle
John Garvin
N. '. Hillabrand
Tonica
Bessie Bain
South Bend
Ind
J. M. Hannum
Roscoe Phillips
Streator
Dr. Gray
Rutlitt
Florida
C. A. Whitney
Grant Hannum
Monica
Florence Amann
Chicago
Wallace Evans
Joliet
Pontiac
George Hartenbower
Bloomington
Wright
George A. Lawrence
Charles Kline
Potter
Magnolia
Marjorie Bang
M. Lawless
August Aaronson
T. C. Henning
A. C. Garvin
Venona
W. 5. Hawthorne
Granville
Wm. Munnis
Ford Central
Louis Freeman
Leonore
McNabb
George Hetrick
Florid
Alfred H. Bell
Ten Centrals’ Telephone Company
Cullom Retires After 58 Years in Public Office
A retrospective on Shelby M. Cullom outlines 58 years in public service across the Senate, House, Illinois governorship, and state legislature, noting his Civil War era ties to Lincoln and role in Grant’s 1872 nomination. The piece also mentions promotional schemes from Mendota demanding $850 for wall pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby M. Cullom
Illinois
Springfield
Cullom
Abraham Lincoln
Cannon
Lincoln
General Grant
Philadelphia
The Great Salt Lake Aquats Its Mysteries and A Dead Mystery
A historical account describes the Great Salt Lake in Utah its dimensions and climate its ancient Bonneville shorelines and the unusual salinity levels that kill shore life and preserve bodies. It recounts a 19th century incident where a man vanished during a summer outing and was later found mummified on the shore with his death tied to a life insurance dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Zenda
Utah Lake
Jordan
Bonneville
Washington
Irving
Port Neuf
Idaho
Pocatello
Farmer
Old Garfield Beach
Warmer
J. D. Gilman
D. D
Day's Magazine Offers Free Sample And Catalogue
The largest magazine in the world announces itself as the best edited publication at 50 cents yearly and five cents per copy. A free sample copy and premium catalogue are available by sending to Today's Magazine in Canton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Railway
Canton
White coal power for cheap energy urges state action
The article extols hydropower as white coal, arguing state ownership and development will provide cheap electricity, heat, and light, store floodwaters, aid agriculture, and prevent hydro monopolies by private trusts. It urges lawmakers to act to benefit all citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Coal Trust
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Henry, III
Magnolia Department
Dean
Ralph Paxson
Sohn Dean
Lena
H.l Defenbaugh
E. A. Mathis
George
Ora Mathis
Burl Roberts
Fred Dagner
Gladys Dakin
Dora
Brenn
Ray
Harvey Jones
Harvey
Holley
Custer
What Is
Castoria
Castoria Aalways
Indiana
SILO
Virdieb
Will T. Law
Magnolia, Ill
The
Great Salt Lake
Ayer
Ayer Co
Lowell, Maan Oe
Buckeye
Geerless
McCormick
Fairbanks-Morse
U. S. Windmills
U. S
Harper
Everett
Siimax Furnace
Apex
B& J
Z. Frank Titus
Magnolia, Lil
Albert Pletsch
Mcnabb, Ill
McNabb Central
A. Simmons
III
Centenary Hospital
Olive Street Bank
Barnes’ University
Medico Ehiranimoal Society
St. Louis
Tna Bank
W. H. Weathers
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Phone McNabb
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