Residence of Richard Waughop’s Bright Colored Cottage
The Edward street home of Richard Waughop, a former Whitefield farmer who moved to Henry with his wife and built a modern cottage two blocks north of the business district. A. L. Gilpin & Son, under Miss Waughop’s color choices, refreshed the exterior in colonial yellow white trim and two Oriental red tones, creating a showy appearance.
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Edward Street
Thomas Street
Waughop
Whitefield
Local and state items in a long Illinois periodical
A compact survey of Peoria area notes on weather May extremes and rainfall, local people visiting Lacon for estate business, and comments on education needs. It mentions Judge Hand becoming chief justice, a fuel shaft project near Granville, and a canal aqueduct plan for the Hennepin canal. The column also remarks on newspaper ethics and a Decatur Alabama patient praising Electric Bitters.
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Peoria Star
Chicago
Peoria County
John Bristol
Mossville
Oura
David Holmes
el Paso
Mollie Holmes
Peoria
Chae -McEntee
Sparland
Lacon
Corcoran
Juncon Democrat
Alfred Bayliss
Ilinois
John P. Hand
Cambridge
Supreme Court
Illinois
Magruder
Haa
Lincoix
Henry Watterson
Louisville
New York City
Lake DePue
Lake DePucrete
Col Batterton
Granville Fa Beling
Granville
Minott Supreme Court
Board of Review
Ion
Charleston
Hickory
Charleston Courier
Hennerio Canal
Hennepin Canal
Sterling
Green River
La Salle Hereford Sale at Streator Proves Successful
La Salle County Hereford Breeders Association staged its first semi annual sale at Streator last Thursday selling sixty cattle. Prices ranged from 40 to 576 dollars with an average of 128 dollars per head. Auctioneers Col R H Edmonson Kansas City U S Eilsworth Deer Park and A P Child Granville. secretary C R Thomas Kansas City. Grosscup Bros Venona sold seven head for 95 75 70 150 100 100 100 totaling 690 dollars averaging over 98 dollars each. Charles Ong Varna sold four for 485 dollars averaging 121 26 dollars.
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la Salle
Charles Ong
Varna
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promotion
An old advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure sold by Dr Powell. It claims the product strengthens digestive organs and converts wholesome food into nerve nourishing blood, aiding digestion and recovery of stomach disorders.
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Powell
One Small Bottle Fends Off Death in Grim Diarrhea Crisis
A settler and editor traveling from Oklahoma to the 1889 land rush suffered fatal heat and severe diarrhoea. A neighbor offered Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. A big dose brought rapid relief and restful sleep within an hour, leading to a complete recovery. Dr Powell sells the remedy and readers are urged to subscribe.
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Sentinel
Dr.Powell
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