Gun Club secures Undercliff lands near Duke Senachwine
The Chicago Gun Club has leased the Undercliff lands and nearby areas for years term. The club will operate the Undercliff as a private clubhouse and restrict access to the public. Campers may obtain limited hunting and fishing permits at moderate prices with boats for rent.
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Princeton
Republican
Chicago
Gun Club
Ugke, Senechwine
Undercliff
Laborel
Duke Senachwine
Chicago Club
George. E. Boabliog
Sparling
Gun
Hie
Leased River Gun Club Sets 1903 Rules and Officers
The Leased Land along the Illinois River near Bureau Junction governing a 6200 acre duck hunting area elected officers for 1903. KE Swift of Ottawa is president F H Marshall of Chicago is vice president Lewis W Hess of Ottawa is secretary and Dr B W Wes of Ottawa is treasurer. New ground rules limit shooting and blinds, ban Sunday shooting and set blind drawing procedures with accommodations for members and guests.
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Illnois River
Bureau Junction
Green’ Wang
Illinois River
Bureau County
Chicago
Ottawa
Moline
Burest County
John Rambo
Bureau
Hennepin
C. Swift
F. H
Marshall
Lewis W. Hess
Wes
Diate
Board ‘of Directors
Let the Dams Alone Likwise Canal Debate
A letter to editors argues against blaming dams for valley calamities and defends bottom farming. It notes historical river behavior, suggests dams aid navigation and farming, and warns against destroying navigation for political aims. The writer critiques alarmist rhetoric and urges testing canal flows against dam levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Lockport
Congress
la Balle
Mississippi
Proverbs and health lore about Scott's Emulsion
An old dairy proverb is cited to explain a remedy for weak children. The ad describes Scott's Emulsion as cod liver oil with hypophosphites, adapting to delicate stomachs and children, claiming it helps gain strength and flesh naturally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Scott
Views on the negro question by Senator-elect Hopkins
Chicago February 26 1903 RAMUEL PARKER reports Sen elect A J Hopkins addresses the Chicago Tribune on civil rights praising progress of African Americans and the fifteenth amendment. He notes northern whites outpace the south in black advancement and recalls Congressmen who supported the amendment to safeguard civil rights. He argues the negro has moved far from barbarism and progress required time.
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Tree
Orf
Illinois
Ramuel Parker
Chicago
Hon-A._J._Hopkins
United—States
Chicago Tribune
North
South
Middle Western
Congress
Sympathy and resilience messages from Star of Magnolia Chapter No 4800
A Letter of Sympathy from Star of Magnolia Chapter No 4800 extends heartfelt condolences to their Worthy Matron on the loss of her father. The note includes religious verses and comfort, signed by Sister Louella, Sister Cleo Barbour, and Brother Wm. Moffet, Committee. The page also contains varied local notices about canal navigation and a medical ad for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Magnolia
Jesus
Louella
Effert
Cleo Barbour
Bro. Wm. Moffet Committee
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Ayer
J. H. Burge
Miron, Col
J.C, Ayer CO
Lowell
Mass
State of
Ilinois
A .Marshall County
Bidwell
Susan D. Antrim
Myrtle Antrim
Yora Antrim
Richard T. Antrim
Rayne James W. Antrim
Circuit Court
Marshall County
Tisola
Henry E. Jacobs
Edwards and
Second Streets
Youry
Siid
Ube
Marshalland
Ilnots
Jacobs
J. Weirpant
Sch
Murray
Park Palace
Cote Man
Surtof
Crete
M. Murray
Henry
Ill
Wwemenes
Tees Trio
Fa DeEsians
New Yorknice
Washington
D.C
Lacon
Insiald
William Marshall
Whitefield
Whitefield Lownship
Thompson's
Duke Bros
Henry, Ill
Bruce Fountain
Rose Ann
Ohio
Inquiryset
Dallas Brown
on-Warren—Street
The
City
Weary, Il
Aix
M, Etsoheid
I Pescon
Iki Stenry
Nicholas
Peterman
Tenry
He Republic
Green Wing Club
I. Oy
Scott & Bowne
Francis ‘el Lduff
LA Salle
Kilduff
Inelston
Kilduff’s
Canal Commissioners
Ilinoi and Michigan Canal
Facta
Ottawa Sun
Powyell
Peterman Bros
California
Rock Islands
Rock Island
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Puget
G W. Bainter
Peoria
Frank Johnson
M. L. Conn
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