Village News Notes and Local Advertisements
Fragmented local items report ads for Segraves Drug Store and Henrys Advt, social events at Mrs Finn’s, and city improvement work. It mentions Mayor Paskell praising street cleaning, missing james curry illness, and various visits, clerks, and shop notices.
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Segraves
Duke_ Bros
Sherman
Henrys
Johnnie McGlothlin
Henry Opéra House
Finn
Adame
Paskell
James Curry
Streator
Barney Reismeyer
Maggie
Frank
Leo
Thomas—Breen
Coker, Breen & Co
Latin
Bradford
Republican
H. Phenix
Chantilly
Marshall County Literary and Athletic Association
Lacon
Gare
F. Frank Perry
W—W—King-Of
Lacon K
P. Lodge
Vieitora
Kkersoak
Fs Baker
Kewanee
Tesulla
A. HL Nichols
Pearl
Princeton
C. A.pratt
Alex Doelzer
Dimne
Maria Davis
Edna
James
Br Busi
Hennepin
Anysco Hiss
George Gardin
Aloe So Saufrito
Ottawa
Tom
Frederick
Thes Penitentiary
J.s.townsend Wripublican
Crom
Artesia
Cal
Fe’ Cyrus’ Brown
Hallywood
Venice
Mra
Joe Care
Aon
Amos" Thompson
New Silk and Dress Goods Line Debuts in City Store
Store announces a new extensive batch of silks and dress goods bought in New York City at special price concessions. The collection features popular weaves, colors, and shades and is now available to customers.
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New York City
Watercott Clothing for Men and Boys Spring Suits
Watercott Clothing presents Spring suits for men and boys with a choice of new fabrics and shades. Many customers have already selected their spring attire, and the store offers savings from $3.00 to $750 per suit on the new models.
Easter Foot Wear Offers Wide Spring Selections
A new Easter footwear lineup for women, girls, men, boys and children showcases diverse styles and leathers with fine workmanship and attention to finish. Buyer I Watercott returns from New York City with a large, select, novel line brought to Central Illinois.
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I. Watercott
New York City
Central
Illinois
Interurban line finance and Queen Eleonora visit planned
The article notes a stock guaranteed plan to finance the proposed interurban line with guarantors selecting officers. It also reports Queen Eleonora of Bulgaria, with King Ferdinand, may visit the United States in May for six to eight weeks, tied to Bulgarian hospital efforts during the war.
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Segraves
Advi. c&. G
Eleonora
Bulgaria
United States
America
Ferdinand
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