Our Stock Goes Fast Baker’s choeolaye sale
Our stock goes fast with assorted groceries and household items like Ivory Soap 10¢, Lemon Extract 204, Vinilin Extract, Shredded Wheat, Grandpie soup 10¢ bar, Lenox White Russian Soup, Coro Nut Vluko, syrup prices, molasses per gallon, butter eggs and cheese. Remember our restaurant for candy nuts cigars and tobaccos.
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Malta
Lima
Brovnia
Ean
I Gillon CIA
Lewis Lyo Wercin
Local lodge officers elected at Clayton Aparland
In Aparland on March 6 Clayton lodge members chose George Frank noble grand FE H. Gehr grand G. W. Zimmermann recording secretary I P A Barr financial secretary N W Tanner treasurer. Revival meetings closed with Rev May and others as speakers. A small Sparland fire touched a smokehouse. locals report movements, moves, and farewells among residents.
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Clayton Lodge
OOF
Aparland
George Frank
Noble Grand
H. Gehr
G. W. “Zimmernan
I’. A. Barr
N. W. Tanner
Mra
Ll. W. Balaly
P. Hamilton
Hanmillion
May
Reva
Whitefield Corners Social and Local Updates
Mr Thumma's ill son underwent a surgical operation last week as a Chicago specialist with Dr Patch assisted. Bertha Tanquary visits with siblings, including Charles and Mia Fosdick. A well attended chicken pie social raised about 20 despite bad roads. Ed Adkins plans move to old Bentley house when Warren can travel. Box social was not successful. duck hunts continue. Snell offers over-alls jackets and gloves. sugar and onions featured at Snell's. Harry Snell visited Peoria. stock of Semi-Porcelain dishes urged to inspect. Mrs Lane to return home. local residents adapt to difficult conditions.
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Thumma
Chicago
Patch
Misa Bertha Tanquary
Charles
Mia Fosdick
Snell
Whitefield
Cighbours
Ed Adkins
Bentley J House
Warren
Boyes
Snell's
Harry Snell
Peoria
Sparnand
Local Notes From Henry County Area
Booth Whitefield reports a horse died after azoturia illness. Henry hosts autction sale at Jones store with two men buying neat fitting items. Frook Farting’s milk cow fell on ice and could not walk. Burgon school teacher sick but returns to work. Duck shooting season begins and locals hunt long hours. Mr Baugh's donkey died Sunday. Mr and Mrs Than Marshall visited H. Marshalls. Rosie Baugh visited Mrs Walter Sale and baby. Vannie Nightwonger canvasses for prize baking powder. Cook seen in the area today. Tommy Farling sick recently. D B Huffman visiting today. Chalmer Burson went to Chicago on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Kilpe
Henry
Jones
Burgon School
Mr Baugh
Than Marshall
H. Marshall's
Rosie Baugh
Walter Sale
Baby
Vannie Nightwonger
Cook
Neck of the Woods
Tommy Farling
D. B. Huffman
Chalmer Burson
Chicago
A Favorite Remedy for Babies Cough Remedy Endorsed by Mothers
Pleasant tasting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for quick relief of coughs and colds in babies and for preventing pneumonia. It claims to cure croup and stop attacks if given at the first sign. Sold by Drs Powell.
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Drs Powell
Hopewell Wedding of Glen Strawn and Martha Stroup
On Wednesday March 2 in Hopewell, Glen Strawn and Martha Stroup married before about 40 guests. The reception included a lively charivari with around 100 locals braving the weather. They will begin housekeeping on the R. B. Thompson farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Strawn
Martha Stroup
R. B. Thompson
Iife
Eld
John Fehring
Local Notes on Weddings, Wins, and Work Progress
Grover Martin wed Miss Rotanz of Henry. Oswego farmer Samuel Finkenbinder notes oats sowing underway as farmers work. Wm Feazel improves from dog bite. Held store shelving arrives for soon to start work. August Okstrom Jobo Gluntz and Fred Lindberg bought horses. Anna Mekintee of Lacon visits Theresia Clark. Mud question teased.
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Samuel Finkenbinder
Oswego
Kay
Wm Feazel
Held
Nels Hultgren
Irelan
August Okstrom
Jobo Gluntz
Fred Lindberg
Hancock and Fairbanke
Anna Mekintee of
Lacon
Theresia Clark
It Sweet and Pleasing Ballard’s Syrup Praised in Testimony
A fragment from a 19th century testimonial for Ballard’s prebound Syrup includes praise from Mrs C Peterson of Topeka Kansas who says it quickly cures coughs and colds and is pleasant to taste. Dr Powell’s Drug Store offers 25c 50c and 1.00 bottles.
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Mra C. Peterson
Lake St. Topene
Kan
Ballard
Dr Powell's Drug Store
Center School Honors Education and the Higher Life Book
The Center school reports a high honor for the form of a book titled Education and the Higher Life by Mr Spalding. Mrs Maderas leaves for Missouri after visiting with her parents. Other local notes include illness, carpentry work, and recent moves among residents.
Working Overtime Eight Hour Laws Ignored by Small Workers
Dr King presents New Life Pills claims missions work night and day curing indigestion biliousness constipation sick headache and all stomach troubles. Only 25e at Dr Powell's drug store.
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Dr King
Dr Powell
Putnam Area Notices Mention Illnesses And Local Events
Irvin Williams family near Putnam faced illness with his son John returning from a western trip under a doctor’s care and his little daughter also ill. Myrtle Williams read at a first M. E. church service in Peoria with high praise from Pastor Dr Crews. F C Cook takes naval post at Hennepin Club boat next Sunday. G E Sparling’s residence linked to Putnam Telephone Company.
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Irvin Williams
Putnamas
John
Myrtle William
M. E. Church
Peoria
Crews
F.C. Cook
Hennepin Club
Cook
G. E. Sparling
Bia
Putnam Telephone Company
Local notes on visits and a township closure
Mrs Blanch Shaw and child visit her father W L Kelso. Nonach Nine township will be closed March 10. Mr and Mrs Edward Carver welcome a baby girl in their home.
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Blanch Shaw
W. L. Kelso
Nonachwine Township
Edward Carver
Local News Notes and Movements Around Town
March updates report Foster family moving into a vacated residence after Con Holecker left. Johns Gieger and wife relocate to the building recently vacated. Will Matern of Mt Palatine ships stock to Tooneed day and plans to locate there. W G Griffith and T J Smith return with 15 head of horses. Will Anderson of Fairbury visits town briefly. Frank Price visits his sister Mia Benjamin near Bloomington. W B Mills returns from Chicago with a new team of horses.
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Menabb
Foster
Con Holecker
John Gieger
Pronede
Will Matern
Mt Palatine
Tooneed
W. G. Griffith
T. J. Smith
Will Anderson
Fairbury
Saabby
Frank Price
Bloomington
Mia Benjamin
W. B. Mills
Chicago
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured Says Ohio Brakeman
William Shaffer a brakeman from Dennison Ohio was bedridden weeks with inflammatory rheumatism. He tried many remedies and after using Chamberlains Pain Balm from McCraws drug store he regained use of hand and foot in one week and returned to work. For sale by Dr Powell.
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William Shaffer
Rag sewing and local moves at Lone Tree community
Lone Tree residents gathered Thursday for a rag sewing session with many attendees. A Mekioon returned books with slight delinquency. Several residents moved or visited nearby towns, including MelXoon family moving to Milo and others in Keo Tiskilwa and Bump Grove, while the cheese factory reopened at month start.
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Corbly Wright
A. Mekioon
Lone Tree
Merit Feta Palay
Bimeou Bell
Frank Bell
Frank Bell Before Returning Home, He. Lefty For Keo
I A. MelXoon
Milo
James Caldwell
J. J. Merritt
Frank
Kewanee
Warren Grange
Elmer Henkins
Mise Blankinship
Oscar Wright
Tiskilwa
Mili
John Wright
Pierson Returns From Hospital Seeks Northern Michigan Care
William Pierson came home Saturday from Augustana hospital and is very weak but hopes to travel north for renewed health. John Carlson visited up north of Princeton to see his late-stepfather August Magnuson who raised him from six months old. He will move to Michigan.
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William Pierson
Augustana Hospital
Michigan
John Carlson
Princeton
August Magnuson
Physician Seeks Herbine Use for Dyspepsia Relief
A physician notes his aim to obtain Herbine in bulk for prescribing to treat dyspepsia from overwork. He cites past success in restoring digestive organs and mentions Powell’s drug store. New postal rules limit mail box sharing to one household per box with a signed agreement to limit liability. The Republican office advertises notes and receipt books.
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Powell
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