Fenelon Stallion Licensed to Stand in Illinois
The Fenelon pony described as dark grey with Penlocked May 2 1911 is registered in the Percheron stud book of America as 8312 Live Margotin 26687 463827 and Dam Bess 34994. Dr I C Willett examined the stallion and found him free of disease and unsoundness. license expires May 21 1914. J I Dickinson Secretary Stallion Reg Board announces 1913 season at the home barn east of Whitefield Corners.
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Pride of
Indiana
Rooke
Jane
Baron
Judith
Lady Weeks
Monarque
Marmotte
Salomon
Proctor
Maryin Faw
Illinois
J. K. Dickinson
William Mielkey
Frank Ziegler
James Turner
John Burton
Shearer Bros
Shfarer- Bros. & Burton
Henry
Roy Randall
Percheron Stud Book of America
I. C. Willett
Mlinois
J. I. Dickinson
Stallion Reg. Board
Home Barn
Whitefield Corners
Wenona Area Notes From Local Socials and Visits
Local residents and visitors are listed: Ernie Brown attended the Woodillen picnic in Long Point. L K Hall visited Granville. Leo Kelley and Irvine Schumacher in Venetia. Dr Peterson and children from Wauwatosa visiting the Stateler home. Tessie and Grace Ellery went shopping to Wenona. several families traveled to Henry and Washburn. Misses Tessie Josie Kelley and Gladys Ricketts planned six weeks at summer school in Normal. Pythian Sisters convention attended in Streator. birthday party for Leola Peterson. many short visits and local outings noted among various families and towns including Toluca Lacon and Claflin.
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Tessie
Grace Elley
Kinsley
Sammy
Henry
Harry White
Washburn
W. C Thierry
F. K. Thierry
Venona
Josie Kelley
Gladys Ricketts
L. R. Brown
John Norton
Joseph Myers
John Roberts
Myrtle Beil
Jennie “Myers
Streator
Robert Peterson
Leola
R D. McCulloch
Will Knott
Peoria
Harry Knott
Rena McDonald
Chicago
Myers Kohler
Mongo
Toluca
Ed Holton
Wenona
Lawrence King
Magnolia
Norman Coe
Madge Kelley
Scherer
Whitefield Corners Community Notes Highlight Local Doings
The Whiterfield area reports on Odd Fellows ice cream social and Strawberry social at Grange Hall, strong Sunday School convention results in Handais County, and Saratoga township event next Sunday. Sentiments on preaching, temperance, and upcoming picnic July 9 are noted along with recent op eration news and local visits.
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Odd Fellows
Grange Hall
Handais County
Saratoga
Amree Longman
Hess
Center
Cora Seelye
Master Laverne
Fern Ketchum
Lucian Fosdick
Francis Brown Fosdick
Anna Hufnagel
Martha McAllister
League
Washington
Meta Williams
Vina Burton
Grove
Mabel Oleson
Stephen Snyder
John Burton
John Anderson
George Snell
Harry
Mr Fosdick
Mr. Snell
Mr. Fosdick
Henry
Sparland
Mary Fountain
Gale
Ames
Irma Jennings
Grandma Jennings
Bruce
Laura Hufnagel
Princeville
Bertha Swift
Elsie Clawson
Jess Brokaw
Addie Brokaw
Hopewell Social Roundup and Local Appointments
Hopewell residents host Walfred Adolphson and family as well as Albert Carlson at Charles Okerberg’s. Miss Elvé Donelson of Peoria aids brother Ernest for several weeks. Mrs. Samuel Freeman injures her foot but improves after a pin injury. Local youth attend Swedish church ice cream social at Varna. Jarmer Hultgren and wife visit Dave Anderson. Peter Benson visits C F Anderson in Varna. Axel Nelson visits Varna. Mrs. W. H. Wallace and Mollie, with Mrs. Fannie Gustafson, call on Samuel Freeman. Miss Cain Mae Stroup undergoes appendicitis surgery by Coggshall and Cromwell. recovering.
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Walfred Adolphson
Albert Carlson
Charles Okerberg
Elvé Donelson
Peoria
Ernest
Samuel Freeman
Hopewell
Varna
Jarmer Hultgren
Dave Anderson
Local Social Roundup From Bradford and Neponset
Sugar Grove reports Lillian and Vern Duffield visiting Bradford while Grandma Bean of Kewanee stays with her grandson John Loomis. Epworth League delegate Martha McAlister attends the Washington convention this week. C L Clawson hosts Mr and Mrs Elk of Henry and Clark Ball with family visit Clyde Gregory. Miss Isle Clawson returns from Neponset Sunday school convention praising attendance and hospitality.
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Lillian
Vern Duffield
Bradford
Grandma Bean
Kewanee
John
B. Loomis
Martha McAlister
Epworth League
Washington
C. L. Clawson
Elk
Henry
Clark Ball
Clyde Gregory
Miss Isle Clawson
Rheumatic Relief Ad and Prison Escape Notice
An old ad touts Chamberlain's oiniment for rheumatism and lists sellers T J Se graves and A J Sropmonger. Deputy Warden Henry Sims suffers paralysis after exposure and long night hunt. Convict F Russell, an escapee from Princeton, remains at large and was sentenced for assault to the prison farm. authorities feared he would not live another month.
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Henry Sims
Tikinolg State Penitentiary
Russell
Princeton
Be a Booster for Henry as a Desirable Place to Live
The piece touts Henry as a land of opportunity for living and doing business, praising progressive locals while condemning a few squatters who hinder the town’s growth. It criticizes stinginess and defends communal advancement, urging readers to consider their credit to neighbors and the town’s prosperity. It references a Marshall County circuit court case involving the Illinois Valley Coal company and damages.
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Henry
American Eagle
Illinois Valley” Coal ‘Company of
Sparland
Marshall County
Hexter Bros
Sven
Listn Bee
Local notes report fire losses and politics in Peoria area
The item notes a July 1 1918 salary increase for Toulon post office to 1900 yearly, a Maron fire destroying over 50000 in property, and local discussions on voting rights for women. It also covers a funeral in St Paul Minn, crime waves in La Salle county, travels of Mr and Mrs James Smith, and community appeals to keep money local.
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Toulon
Starks
Maron
T. N. Leavitt
Frank Treendley
Edmond
Okla
Hersey
Mich
James Smith
St. Paul
Minn
Endsley
la Salle County
Jia Sallie
Serick Fox
Lincoln
Neb
Illinois
J. D. McVicker
Atkinson
Henry County
Untitled fragment hints at a silent, unspoken motive
The excerpt centers on a youth who avoids saying mean things about enemies and finds no reason to do so. It portrays a character who never expresses hostility, shaping a vague, introspective mood without clear events or context.
For Sale 1912 Model Gii Seven Passenger Touring Car
Advertisement offering a 1912 Model Gii seven passenger touring car in perfect condition with contact at Schipper Gyre Peoria Illinois. Also offered first mortgages at 5 percent net secured by Canadian estate from $2000 up. List on request by J Randall Toulon Illinois.
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modelGii Ie
Theo Kuhl
Schipper Gyre
Peoria
Ill
Canadia Estate
J. Randall
Toulon
Adv
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Speer
Chillicothe
C. S. Wrigley
Prank B. Morgan
Henry, Il
Purd
Ilinois Registration Board
Fenelon
Charles McAllister
Whitefield
H. C. Swift
Osteopath
M.E
the Republican
Whiterfield Corners
Sugar Grove
Chamberlain’s
T. J. Segraves
A. J. Sropmonger
L Adv
Haif
Wright
Knights of Pythias of
Pekin
Sidney
Lee Tracy
Frank Imes
Lombardville
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
Busch
United States Geological Survey
James F. Smith
C. Elsie Smith
Main Street
J. E. Mercer
Republican
M .H. Choir
Arleene Hunter
Becaises
Sutcliffe
Hemepia
Borsi
James Hartley
Tohsen
James
Hartley
Marshallzand
Marshall Coun
Marshalls Coun
A. D. Stevens
Agt
Shorts
Horseshoer
Bergantz
Fred Shorts
Oxfords
Booster and Aripgibe Waler
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