Magnolia toainship page notes local life and politics
In Magnolia residents share visits and travels from Chicago buyers to Streator relatives. A Republican caucus set for Magnolia Masonic Hall on the 21st. Weather, a snow event, and a lecture by Mr Oneal draw attention. A local death follows long illness, with Odd Fellows funeral. Industry updates report coal engine reductions and planned replacements at Granville factory.
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Magnolia
Masonic Hall
Mr Oneal
Rotel
Oneal
Joseph Allén
Kentucky
Della 4Lea Wilson
Wenona
Odd Fellows
Local Representative in Magnolia Named for Ne Hexry Heehaligar
R. Es Ha serves as the local representative in Magnolia for the named entity and is authorized to transact all business connected with this paper, handling fees and related duties as outlined.
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R. Es Ha
Magnolia
McNabb Visitor Lizzie Walemitl at Local Hotel
Lizzie Walemitl of McNabb is staying at a local hotel. One of Mr Prazner’s daughters is ill with lung fever. Mrs C E Willey is convalescing from a severe grip. Township Auditors set meeting at Magnolia on March 29. Alvin and Mrs Brown of Clear Creek visited town on Sunday.
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Mise
Lizzie Walemitl of
McNabb
Mr Prazner
C. E. Willey
Magnolia
Alvin Brown
Clear Creek
Local notes from Decatur and area sportsmen
Miss Ethel Bumgarner student at James Milliken University in Decatur is home for a short vacation. Local sportsmen prepare for duck shooting. the band seeks a new reader after W4&All Potter departs. Miskew Ida and Mayme Judd returned for a farewell visit before Baylog for Champaign. Jay Dunne is home for a month of vacation from duties near Garfield. Pastor I W Johnson, feeling indisposed, shortened his sermon reflecting the grip widespread in the area.
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Ethel Bumgarner
James Milliken University
Decatur
Ida
Mayme Judd
Champaign
Jay Dunne
Garfield
I. W. Johnson
Tax collector fled. Magnolia area notes and marriages
Ernest Wray Oneal reports Charles Trone closed his books and fled the county seat as taxes rose sharply this year. Georgia Rolley and Fred Glover wed in Kansas City and Magnolia news share best wishes for the couple who will live on the Arnold farm east of town. A local reader, J W Thornton, plans a coast northwest return via Yuma, while L A Mathie family visits and senior Mathis recover from a southern trip.
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Charles Trone
Kansas City
Georgia Rolley
Pleasant Fil, Mo
Fred Glover
Magnolia
Arnold Farm
Town
J. W. Thornton
Yuma
Arizona
Northwest
L. A. Mathie
Mathis
Magnolia frat run ends with hearings and fines
After an attempted Saturday afternoon run at the Masonic Hall in Magnolia a trio of young men known as the reatrit of¢To luca's bad booze were taken into custody. A temporary hearing before Perry Dakin J.P. led to each being bound over to appear Monday. Each was fined three dollars plus costs after agreeing to pay for the damage caused.
Electric Bitters Sold As Cure For Nervous Disorders
Disturbances of strikers pale next to general nervous exhaustion. Overwork and sleeplessness threaten collapse. Electric Bitters is lauded as the best remedy for liver and kidney disorders, nervousness, rheumatism, neuralgia, and malaria germs. 40 cents, guaranteed by Dr Powell's drug store.
The Basic Principles Of Brotherhood Amended Notes
Examinations occurred Tuesday as regular classwork. Mae Coe Una Haws missed Friday due to illness. Professor Morlan visited Chicago over the weekend. Two high school girls visited Wenona area. Hazel Glover rooms with Dr. Dakin. Helen and Margaret Roberts missed time last week due to their baby sister Trene illness. February attendance list shows Lyle Allen Ralph Hecht Jakie Piper Ervin Potter Mae Allen Winnie Eddligneid in the non tardy category.
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Mae.Coe
Una Haws
Morlan
Chicago
Wenona
Hazel Glover
Dakin
Helen
Margaret Roberts
Trene
Lyle Allen
Ralph Hecht
Jakie Piper
Ervin Potter
Mae Allen
Winnie Eddligneid
County News Plea for Faster Mall Route Reach
The Record laments a roundabout mall route from Granville to Florid, arguing it blocks east county communications. It notes William Ransom lost $144 on his wedding day, between Pool Bill and Lacon road, offering a $25 reward for return.
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Granville
Hennepic
Florid
William Ransom
Henneplu
Lacon Road
Henneplo
Three State Capitals of Illinois History
Illinois has had three state capitals Kaskaskia the earliest settlement with La Salle followers around 1682 and incorporated in 1725. later, with a population of about 200 at 1810, Kaskaskia served as capital until 1820 when Vandalia became the seat of government. Springfield became the capital in 1839 and grew from about 1,100 people in 1840 to a current population of 85,000, marking a steady rise to the present city status.
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Illinois
Kaskaskia
la Salle
Louis XV
France
LiMoois
Vuandaha
Springfield
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M Agnesta Bank
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Marshall County
Putnam County Newb
Morton L. Hill
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