Henry and Tiskilwa Nine to Play at Big 4 Park Next Wednesday
The Tiskilwa school nine will cross bats with the Henry school nine at the Big 4 park in this city next Wednesday. Marshall County residents in Peoria plan an annual phonic with a large turnout expected. A bright program is promised by Marshall county people. The date of meeting will be determined this week.
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Tiskilwa School
Henry School
Marshall County
Peoria
Sivley
Barga
Henry
Leet Memorial ME
Bradford
C H Fowler
Buffalo
James’ Snare
Pennsylvania
Snaré
W G Snyder
Wyoming
Talley
Henderson House
Sam McAnn Green
Alex Murray
James Chambers
Irving Stringer
Oscar Hull
Board of Supervisors
Board of Review
Edward Gants
Charles Perdew
Frank
St Paul
J P. Church
Chicago
Church
Jasper Cecil
Henne
Mise Pearl Dilek
Ottawa
Kansas
Ottawa University Business Department
Undercliff
A Connor
Connor
John Riley
Swan Lake Club
Cannah Jones
OO Coulter
John
Lscon
Pears
Henry Boys
Mira Laura
Sarah Hoyle
Henrietta Harper
Richard Reed
Marshall county 1899 net loss rises from valuation changes
The report shows 1899 loss in real estate and personal property, with a large net loss versus 1898. It notes figures for gain and loss across categories, including real estate, personal property, and valuations, highlighting a substantial overall decline in Marshall county compared with the prior year.
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Marshall County
F A Barr
Galii
Rene Liose
Steuben RY
Eenes
Ty Sacer Nat Lons
Lass
la Prairie
Roberts
Steuben
Hope Qreuneer
Wintettleevee
Belle Plain Con
Richland
Evans
Bennington A
Obituary and notices from Horeka Young Ladies Auxiliary recall Marcle Waughop
The Horeka Young Ladies Auxiliary mourns Marcle A Waughop former president and devoted member. Resolutions praise her character mission work and uplifting influence, with condolences to the family and thanks to colleagues Minnie Dennis Billa Paterbaugh Maud McDonald-Conklin. Also mentions nervous prostration and Dr J McLean remedies and a Rock Island wreck near Geneseo with one fatality and thirteen injured.
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Horeka O WB MN
Marcle A Waughop
Minnie Dennis
Billa Paterbaugh
Maud McDonald-Conklin
Hood's Sarssparilla Drops Jewel Blood Use
Fragmentary lines describe Hood's Sarssparilla droplets as precious blood jewels and imply their gleaming effect when used. The text notes Eike dismonds raindrops and glosses on their value without concrete actions or events.
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Hood
Bears the Bignature of PTORTA
A fragmentary catalog snippet showcases a product label and branding line promising familiar quality. Readable words hint at a consumer item with a distinctive title and promotional slogan.
Deferred Letters and Movements Across Town
DC Wright returns from Chicago. A dentist visits Haltgren building. Dave Kohler and wife in Weona Tuesday. Mr Davidson moves to John Ide house. Mrs Alder and children visit Fisher. Nira Hickison returns home for summer rest. Eastor Geo A Bert and W B Kirkpatrick visit Varna. Marguerite Kennedy to teach Strawn school Putnam county. Mra H McCoy and Mabel McCoy visit Grand Ridge. Born Thursday a son to Mr and Mrs kt W Justice died Saturday and buried Swede cemetery. Magnolia psonla in town Saturday including Dr Taylor and others.
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DC Wright
Chicago
Haltgren
Dave Kohler
Wenona
Davidson
John Ide
Alder
Fisher
Nira Hickison
Eastor
Geo A
Bert
W B Kirkpatrick
Henry
Varna Prides
Marguerite Kennedy
Strawn
Putnam County
Millions Given Away and Local News Notes
Trustees report Dr King's New Discovery has given away over ten million bottles and claimed cures for asthma bronchitis and throat and lung diseases. Also notes baby Linus improving farmers shelling corn Sparland commencement June 7 hailstorm hens eggs size hail and postponed Children's Day to June 18 with weather issues and local visits by families.
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Lewis Odell
Linus
Bethel
G Barker
Whitefield
O Tanquary's
Sparland
Joe Robinson
Bedford
W Hasting
la Prairie
Crops and community notes from a rural Virginia town
Virginia Johnston shows signs of improvement though still ill. A well attended HLO croquet party at Mr Wise man. Grange members met to plan Warrar's Institute at Henry next December. George Strawn leaves Red Town school for the coming year near Lacon. Advertisement claims South American Nervine Konto cures stomach diseases with quick relief. J B and FLA Powel distribute the remedy.
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Virginia Johnston
Red Town
Whitefield
Lacon
Grange
J A Williams
Kilmer Qatan
Mesars Terry
Turner
O.S Held
Sounty
Warrar's
Henry
J. B
Fla Powel
Prairie notes and local moves amid coughs and weather
Mrs Margaret Frary travels east with relatives while farmers report replanting corn due to damp weather. Whooping cough affects several families including Stowell Calder Leigh Davidson and Surrell. Wilber Hoot buys Wm Root’s farm and will move to Chillicothe in spring. Daisy Stowell closes Hull district school. UFP plans a new parsonage near their church. Mrs J W Barrell visits Johnstown to see her ailing father. Will joins her after a Chicago trip. Decoration service at La Prairie Center M E cemetery drawn a crowded turnout.
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Margaret Frary
Joe Stowell
Lew Calder
Ed Leigh
John Davidson
J Surrell
Wm Root
Wilber
Chillicothe
Daisy Stowell
Hull
UFP
J W Barrell
Johnstown
Penn
Will
Chicago
Lacon
la Prairie Center
M E
Furch
Rey-Hillip
Remembering Heroes and Local Life in La Prairie
Comrades Burrell and Root decorated graves in the UP cemetery on Friday. Miss Nelle N Davidson married Charles Smith on June 1 at the bride’s parents in Thornday evening and they begin housekeeping near the old homestead. Andrew Galdier had a pony accident last Saturday night. he was found after two hours with a possible broken leg but expected to recover. An advertisement touts Electric Bitterware as a remedy for fatigue and poor appetite, featuring J W Garder of Idaville Ind. and Dr Powell's drug store selling bottles for 60 cents with guarantees.
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Dr. Williams
Mian
Cordelia Moora
Malone
N. Y
Williamea
da Williams
N.Y
Ead
Burrell
Root
Nelle N Davidson
Charles Smith
la Prairie
Osre
Agalo
J W Gard R
Idaville
Ind
Dr Powall’s
Poitrp Dose Little Folks and Local Happenings
Poitrp Dose reports that Gus Gelso and wife welcomed a baby boy born May 80. Jo Bumgsroer and Hol Bullock traveled to Streator for work. Mrs Birdie Barr and her baby visited relatives in the area. Mrs Kate McGee attended the funeral of Mr Robinson near Peru. Oldhorday exercises were held at the Congregational church on date 11. Chas Williams and others visited Peoria. Hatte and Ethel McNabbb went to Princeton for a Sophomore concert. Jas McNaub and families attended the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Wm Laughlin of Granville. Ice cream and strawberry supper at the Congregational church drew a good crowd despite stormy evening, with receipts about $20.
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Poitrp
Gus Gelso
Jo Bumgsroer
Hol Bullock
Streator
Birdie Barr
Babe
Hennepin
Kate McGee
Robinnson
Peru
Ohldron
Congregational
Chas Williams
J Foster
Wm Lutrobah
Jobn Straw
Indian blushes at world fair exhibit in 1803
Visitors at the 1803 world’s fair recall an Indian encampment on a southern shore. A taciturn young man of the tribe, famed for his blush, guards his wigwam as curious guests peek inside. A group of women teased him about his color and native dignity while he speaks good English about civilised white Americans.
Congressman's floral request during woman suffrage convention
A southern congressman recounts an odd request from woman delegates at a suffrage convention. He recalls hosting a group in the Capitol and being asked for a floral tribute, amid his long service and duties to constituents and supporters.
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Washington Post
Capitol
Kineitor
Manners Outside the Navy and a President’s Salute
An old sea tale contrasts seamen’s strict etiquette with a president’s visit to a ship. The crew lines the gangway, a flag flies, and a 91 gun salute signals formal welcome, while a later informal encounter prompts a blunt exchange over proper salute and decorum.
Reversed. Golf match on a Scottish green confuses a shortsighted player
A golf match on a famed Scottish course features two evenly matched players. One is shortsighted and asks the caddie how far to the next hole, receiving a sharp reply. The driver sends the ball only a short distance and the caddie judges the shot poorly.
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Scotland
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