Illinois river fish and game bills meet strong protests
The Illinois legislature considers two senate approved measures governing game and fish. The game bill bans rifle use, sets open seasons and penalties for poaching. The fish bill creates state control, licensing, gear restrictions, and penalties, with broad objection from fishermen along the Illinois River.
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Senate
Springfield
House Committee
Prame
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Conservators of the Peace
Memorial Address by Ingersoll at New York in 1882
The speech honors fallen soldiers and recalls the heroism of those who built the republic. It laments the debt owed to the dead, praising their sacrifices while noting the limits of words to express gratitude. The address reflects on a peaceful land scarred by war and the enduring memory of heroes.
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New York
Robert G. Ingersoll
First Republic
Dr Kines New Life Pills Claim Quick Health Boost
An antique ad promises rapid relief from constipation and indigestion. It asserts improved appetite, stomach and liver regulation, and renewed energy for the whole body. Sold by J Segraves and A Ironmonger for 250.
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Dr. Kine
J. Segraves
A. J. Ironmonger
Leading California Druggist Adverts Foley Honey and Tar
Pasadena notices promote Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a safe expectorant for colds without opiates, ideal for children. Local social notes list visits, entertainments, and church events at Henry and George Smith homes, with many neighbors and families attending gatherings and funerals.
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Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Advertised for Wounds Burns and More
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the quickest healer for knife or gun wounds burns boils sores skin eruptions and other injuries. It claims prevention of blood poisoning or gangrene and lists 26 cents at local druggists T J Segraves and A J Ironmonger.
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Local notes recount deaths and events in Hennepin village
Lyle H Durley lost a valuable draft mare near Granville after an illness. Memorial services, baccalaureate at the O F building, and G A R Decoration exercises at Riverside Cemetery drew crowds. The Eddy building hosts an ice cream shop. the Johnsons and other residents attend county court. Alfalfa cutting yields two tons per acre. crops like corn, wheat, oats, rye prosper despite dry seasons. Mary Reynolds returns from Kewanee and hosts a visitor.
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L.o O. F
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High Street
O. F. Opera House
J. B
Mary C. Deck
Henry
Minnie Simpson
W Hopkins
John Pletsch
R L. Watson
M W. A
Harry Wilson
Watson
Joliet
Hennepin Riverside Cemetery
Hennepin High School
W. B Mills
John Wilson
McNabb
Eci
Ray Johnson
Cecil
Sarah Ross
Court House
Mark Durley
Peter Morine
J E Barnard
Illinois
Chester Cofoid
Mary Reynolds
Kewanee
Lley’s Kidney Remedy Endorsed for Chronic Kidney Bladder Trouble
A J Ironmonger notes Lley’s Kidney Remedy is recommended for chronic kidney and bladder cases. It aims to regulate kidney bladder action and is described as healing strengthening and bracing.
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Fine Rain Helps Crops As Farmers Plow Corn
A Sunday rain boosts crops and pastures, with farmers busy plowing corn for a first time. Crow Creek may be straightened to remove a sand bank, an improvement discussed near the avenue road. A dance at A H Humphrey's drew a large crowd, music by Hartley and Applegate, and social notes include visits, barn work, and melon growing.
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Applegate
Fred True
Robert Daniels
Baby
John Burton
Willis Bush
Carpenter Wombacher
Charles Rowe
East Peoria
Humphrey
Deer Creek
Frank- Marlow
George Holler
Alta.Humphrey
Alrs
Mooberry
Willis BuShis
Johnnie Holecker
Charles Tomb
R. B. Durflinger
Rowe Bros
Notable Claim About Whooping Cough Cure
An old advertisement-like note claims Whooping Cough is not dangerous when treated with Chamberlain's Remedy. It cites ease of expectoration and asserts success in many epidemics. For sale by T J Segtaves and A J Tronmonger, arrigists.
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Pioneer of harvesting machines dies at 86 in Evanston
John D. Easter, a leading figure in the reaper and harvester trade from 1860 to 1877, died May 16 at his Evanston home. Born 1825 in Morgan County Virginia, he built a career as a Northwest agent and partner in Easter Gammon and later Easter & Gee, introducing the Marsh harvester and shaping modern harvesting methods. He served in the Illinois House in 1871 and was allied with Abraham Lincoln, with six daughters and three sons from his marriage to Catherine Woodmansee.
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Death of Miss Ellenor Hunt in Salem Oregon
Miss Ellenor Hunt, 66, dies at home in Salem Oregon on May 20 1911 after heart paralysis. Survived by sister Mary Hunt and cousin Alden Hunt, service held May 22 at First Christian Church Salem. Interment in City View Cemetery with flowers from friends and relatives.
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la Salle
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Ellenor Hunt
Salem
Ore
Mary
Alden Hunt
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Whitefield
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Richard
Ruth Hunt
Henry
A. J. Diehl
Ottawa
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Drews Ot Lodi, Jr
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