Church Notes and Services on Magnolia Charge
Church notes list Sunday March 11 services at Magnolia and Strawn with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Epworth League activities at 6:30 p.m. and preaching at 7:30 p.m. Twenty-five members united this revival. bad roads caused no Strawn Sunday service. Ladies' Aid meets Thursday with Mrs. Bell. Epworth League leader is Mrs. A Hecht. cabinet meeting to be held Friday with Mrs. Hecht.
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Magnolia Charge
Strawn
Magnogla
Epworth League
Ladies’ Aid
Bell
A. Hecht
Strawn Jast
Edna Clemens
Harvey Morris
Edna
Mayme Wiler
Katie Hawthorne
Henry Gardner
Chicago
Louis Gardner
Florence Seibert
Morants
Minnie Gardner
Mac Gallaher
Missouri
Henry Bastian
Hennepin
Florid
Alleman
Putnam County Republican Tickets Announced for 1906
George W Hunt announces candidacy for County Superintendent of Schools Putnam county on the republican ticket subject to the primary on April 28 1906 D B Wonser declares for County Treasurer on the republican ticket subject to the April 28 primary
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Putnam County
George W. Hunt
Sheriff Candidacy Declared in Putnam County
Jasper Cecil announces his candidacy for Sheriff of Putnam County on the Republican ticket subject to primary elections to be held Saturday April 28 1906.
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Putnam County
Jasper Cecil
Magnolia community notes highlight relocations events and entertainments
Magnolia residents report moves in and around town including Elmer Wells and family relocating to Marion Indiana and Hugh Chestnut taking over the Clifford Haws farm. A village play at the Masonic hall benefits the Ladies Aid and a switchboard change introduces Fred S. Knothe as chief operator.
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Harry Wilson
Peoria
Fred Taylor
Granville
Tiny Pruisner
Bertha Skelton
Toluca
Clifford Haws
Henry
A. Hecht
Elmer Wells
Magnolia
Marion
Asa Stevenson
Whitefield Corners
Perry Judd
Urbana
Twin Cities
Masonic Hall
Magnolia Ladies’ Aid Society
Hugh Chestnut
Lostant
George W. Ramsey
Fred S. Knothe
Miss Dunne
Rural School Proposal by John Swaney for Consolidation
Granville Echo reports John Swaney of McNabb proposes a 24 acre rural school site north of the Grange Fair grounds to be offered for consolidation of two or more districts. The plan includes a landscape garden, superintendent’s home, stables, and experiments in rural environment to attract families. A fund is growing as districts vote this spring, with Putnam County praised for rural schooling leadership. Train delays and car congestion north and south of Magnolia noted after a recent wreck.
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Charles Kuhre
Oliver Wilson
Theodore J. Smith
Grant Trone
Lee Moore
Henry
A. D. Hillabrand
Mr. Schultz
Wenona
Hugh Chestnut
Clifford Haws
Charles Wierman
John Thornton
Ozar J. Keller
Theodore Rott
Bobbitt Place
Uncle Sam
Frank Moffitt
Jerry
Ralph Hecht
John Swaney
Granville Echo
McNabb
Grange Fair Grounds
Swaney
Indorses
Friends of Education
Putnam County
Illinois
Clear Creek
Center
General Store Ad Lists Broad Range Of Farm Implements
An old advertisement catalogs single and double seeders disks harrows sulkies planters wagons farm trucks harness paints oils wind mills pumps and more. It notes heating stoves bob sleds tank heaters tin work slate roofing and promises summer pricing and reliable service.
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Moline
Peru
la Crosse
Morrison
Avery Planters
Mandt
Heath & Millagan
Wright & Hill
Baum’s
Waverly
Boss
Peoria
Simplex
Imperial
Ideal
Garland
Lisk Emanel
Eliott Anti-Trust
Porter-Myers & Bushnell
Hays & Gale
Local Notices and Movements Round Magnolia and Lostant
Edna Clemens will start work for Mrs. Harvey Morris next Tuesday in Florid Illinois. Various residents move or visit, and a K P lodge delegation traveled to Granville. A triple drowning near Hennepin sparks community sorrow and calls for accountability.
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K. of P’s
Granville
K. of P
Magnolia
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in Three Days
Morton L Hill of Lenanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint and was bedridden for six weeks with eight doctors. After using the Mystic Cure for Rheumatism she improved in three days and began walking. Sold by J B & F E A Powell. 10 26 6m
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Morton L. Hill
Lenanon
Ind
J. B
A. Powell
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R. WW. Spenger
Magnolia, Ill
R. W. Spencer
Strauss Bros
Sivell & Defenbaugh
Magnolia Bank
Robert G.dakin, M. D
O. F. Taylor, M. D
J. M. Downey
Massie
Bessie
Nita Roberts
W. H. Weathers
Ili
Chicago Veterinary College
Lash Place
Ramage House
Magnolia Central
R. A. Ward
Henry Republican
Wonser
Magnolia Personals
Isabel Bumgarner
Assembly Hall
Decatur
Letha Patterson
Hope Finfrock
Rogers and Clark
Bumgarner
Clara N. Hawkes
Mary L. Haworth
George R. Bacon
Woolford
J. E
F. A. Powell
Ill
Morphew Hardware Co
Dan Richards
Tom Comisky
Osgood
A. W. Herwick
Pennsylvania
George O. Spring
Hlvin
I. C. Railroad
la Salle
Ball
Hillman
Lestant
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Davey
Robert Kelso
Corning
Kelso
Wm. Lutz
Floyd
Dell Phillips
Charles Arenz
Mr. Freeman
Mr. Arenz
Nick
Glemens & Dugen
Magnolia, Illinois
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