Magnolia notes and community life in Henry Illinois
Magnolia news from Henry Illinois covers local residents visiting relatives in Wenona and Granville, church and school events, a box social at M BE church, a temperance lesson, and a county Prohibition Conference program. It notes road changes, horse illness, and Dr. Mauffair’s travel for Texas land sales.
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Prohibition Conference
M. E. Church
Venona
America
Oliver W. Stewart
Edgar H. Black
Local Notes from Quaker Lane and Area
W L Mills and W H Francis were Henry callers last Tuesday. Look out society program at Consolidated last Friday afternoon praised. Grace Swaney visited O M Mills in McNabb last weekend. Reading circle to meet at Laura Smiths on March 27. Mrs Tomlinson recovering from illness. Swaney boys baseball season opens with Magnolia high on April 3. Ernest Mills transported hogs to Chicago Tuesday evening.
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Emma Coe
la Rose
Sill
Granville
Dent Parrett
Venona
Jay Dunne
Surface
Quincy
Bessie Taylor
Greenfield
McKirgan
Mary
Frank Lambourne
Masonic Hall
Pruesner
J. S. Phillips
Santa Fe Railroad
Chillicothe
Chicago
Joe Otto
R. W. Spencer
Taylor
Varna
Anna Stroble
Great Bend
Kas
Bloomington
Leroy
Toluca
Ladies’ Aid Society
John Ramage
Magnolia Grange
McNabb
Karene Spalding
W. G. Griffith
Henry King
John Swaney
J. N. Wilson
F. B. Smith
F Ar
Max Whitney
Elsie Gildersleeve
Hudson
Cora McShane
Bostant
Ohio
Vivan Haws
Helen K. Smith
W. L. Mills
W. H. Francis
Henry
Lookout Society
Consolidated
Grace Swaney
O. M. Mills
Reading Circle
Laura Smith
Tomlinson
Swaney
Magnolia High School
Ernest Mills
Color Line Reflected in Transit and Leases Sale
A witness recalls being told the car is for the colored and overheard remarks on racial seating. The piece also notes crop and cash lease forms, the Potter form, now on sale at The Republican office with new retail stock.
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Republican
James Phillips resigns as brakeman on T M N line
James Phillips resigns from the T M N brakeman post and is replaced by Harry Colehor. Mrs. Mary Algoe goes to Presbyterian hospital in Chicago for tumor removal surgery. Diphtheria scare subsides with no new cases. Strict quarantine at Slattery home to prevent spread. Sheriff reports three quiet months handling prisoners with minimal costs. Putnam County touts moderation against Marshall County record. E L Williams and crew lay concrete abutments west of town for highway work. Putnam Record shares humorous Harry Carroll anecdotes from Streator visit.
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Toluca Herald
James Phillips
Harry Colehower
Mary Algoe
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Health Board
Slattery
Howard
Putnam County
Marshall County
E. L. Williams
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J. H Massie
Grif&th’s
W. A. Simmons
Centenary Hospital
Olive Street Bank
Barnes' University
Medico, Chirulogical Society
St. Louis
Ina Bank
Ina
Ill
W. H. Weathers
A. R. Kreger
Magnolia
Chicago Veterinary College Veterinary Hospital
Magnolia and
McNabb Centrals
Robert G. Dakin
M. D
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Potter & Potter
the Republican
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Hagnolia
R. A. Ward
Henry Republican
Ira Coe
A. D. Hiltabrand
Ira
Warren
Rev. Taylor
Weathers
Harvey Lorens
Depue
H. HB. Allen
Charles Allen
John Henning
Maud Jenkins
Lucy Livingston
Lada Herrick
Jessie Reichwine
L. W. Jenkins
Moline
Williard Norris
Leech
Spencer
Varta
Norris
George Hetrick
Sada Hetrick
Carrie Springer
Judge Mills
Colorado
Guy Mauffair
Texas
Dr. M
Dolly
Mark
Winterscheidt’s Corner
Jacob Johnson
Hunt
Putnam
A. W. Hopkins
Jacksonville
Fla
Quaker Lane
Illinois
Peoria ,Iel
Northern Illinois Co-Operative Burial Association
G. W. Keller
Undertaker
Henry Itt
Abradly & Vrooman
Clemens & Hiatt
Harry Carroll
Hennepin
Streator
Harry Carrol
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company
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