Sparland News Notes and Local Inquiries
Local items report the Henry Republican's Sparland representative J R Routon handling news, a wife beating rumor, visits by George McLaughlin, and a move by Robert Buck from Wood county. The town votes 126 to 72 to fund sidewalks. 126 to 78 against. Church notes praise cement wells project. school notes include new bookcases and a reorganized baseball team. Community questions cover civics topics for teachers and residents.
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J R Routon
Sparland
Henry Repuplican
Parlies
George McLaughlin
Bert
Themus Hollow
Robert Buck
Wooodiva County
Sinus Bollow
Wezort
Sei Gehr
F. Mr. Anderson
Oscar Alsughtin
Joe Hendley
and Jo
George Snell
Peoria Agadayey
Colwell
Diviner College
University of Chieve
Bundayee
Frisbey
Bev
Parsons
Mersat
Eto Citizs Aship
Ila Tanner
Actool
Robert Rae
Rutland Haa
Miss Thomas
Miss Osborne
Henry
Henry High
Probate court commits Feazel. estate notices and licenses listed
Probate court orders Elizabeth Feazel committed to the Watertown asylum after a doctors commission. The Latourrette estate allows several claims including Lavallee, Potts, Mellow, Lenz & Lenz, Eberlein, and Foster, with minors Myrtie and Vera Antrim approving a guardian’s inventory. Marriage licenses issued for Wink and Zelm, Ossole and Cavello, Goscinske and Brutwhewicz. Real estate transfers include Palm to Johnson in Varna and Davidson in La Prairie. The Hoary Republican office offers printing services.
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Elizabeth Feazel
F R_ Ireland
GS Park St
Watertown
Ben F Feazel
Eliza M Latourrette
Mary Lavallee
J W Potts
Richard Mellow
Lenz & Lenz
W Eberlein
Eliza Foster
Myrtie
Vera Antrim
Guardian
John Wink
Erpard's Point
Leonora Zelm
Belle Plain
Michael Ossole
Margaret Cavello
Toluca
George Goscinske
Lottie Brutwhewicz
Wenona
Louis Palm
Minnie Johnson
Varna
Thomas EB. Scott
John Davidson
la Prairie
Sarah & Stork
Myron ‘Lester
Lacon
Local notes from Center area include visits and exams
Hannah Greens visits Peoria then Galva and Iowa. Misses Ruth Greene and Mabel Stowell take final exams at Lacon. Rev J B Dills travels to Onarga. Miss Edith Harlan dies at 16 in Blue Ridge. burial at Cottage hospital. Harl Bdkla ster marries Mamie Holihan of Chillicothe. Charles Monder under doctor care. Quarterly conference at ME church May 10.
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Firatrie Center
Miro
Hannah Greens
Peoria
Galva
Iowa
al McCullough
Sledga
Center School
Ruth Greene
Mabel Stowell
Lacon
Anne Stovell
J. B. Dills
Onarga
Cottage Hospital
Grace Powell
Harl
Charles Monder
Doctors Care
Netatica Cured After Twenty Years of Torture
For more than twenty years Mr. J. B Massey of 3342 Clinton St Minneapolis Minn was tortured by sciatica. One application of Chamberlains Pain Balm relieved the pain and enabled sleep and rest. Less than one bottle has effected a permanent cure. If troubled with sciatica or rheumatism try a 25 cent bottle and see how quickly it relieves the pain. For sale by J E F A Powells City Drug Store Henry 11
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Netatica
J.B Massey
Clinton St
Minneapolis
Minn
Chamberlain
J E &F
Powells City
lHenry
Weather and Local Visits in Saratoga and Nearby Areas
The Saratoga area reports very warm weather as Mr and Mrs Patrick Hennessey tend Ad. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Will Jacobs at Peter Newhaven's, and Mr and Mrs Will Rickey welcoming a baby boy. Many residents travel to Hot Springs, Toluca, La Prairie, and Camp Grove Catholic Church hosts a funeral for Jobo Casey after months of illness.
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Patrick Hennessey
Will Jacobs
Peter Newhaven
Will Rickey
Sexton
John Shearer
Will Hennessey
Adam Stanbs
Charley Benn
Elong
McClure
Near Toluca
Ray Martin
Dille
Fannie
la Prairie
Sutton
Wilson
James O’brien
Ed Hennessey
Wih
Jobo Casey
Our
Jan
Camp Grove Catholic &Urch
Homer Cox
Toulon
Charley Hawkeworth
Remarkable Chamberlains Colic Remedy Endorsed
Not ian Rich so Rockefeller. If you had wealth of Rockefellar, you could not buy a better medicine for bowel complaints than Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The most eminent physician cannot prescribe a better preparation for colic and diarrhoea for children and adults. It never fails and is pleasant when mixed with water and sugar. Every family should be supplied. Sold by Powell’s Chey Drug Store Henry.
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Ian Rich
Rockefeller
Chamberlain
Powells Chey Drug Store
Henry
Sunday family notices and local events report
A garbled 19th century local column mentions Howard Loomis and family agent, William Bisckbury, Chastine’s visit, Mrs A McKeon, and planned gatherings at Thomsey and Boyd's Grove. It notes Decoration Day activities, minister meetings, and various residents traveling or attending events.
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Howard Loomis
Wm. Bisckbury's
Hol Pearch
Bindlford Mondsy
Pine Tsom Jackson
Familty
Chastine'’s
Mra
A. McKeon
Thomsey
Organice
Bude
Iseneol
I. Oe
Vrom
Aliorel
Driger Kilway
Geruattn
McGlann
Leoa
Deen
Rariice Vela
Village News Highlights From Lawn Ridge Area
Local updates note carpenters heading to Camp Grove to erect a house framework, and Bell Telephone crews laying a line from Ly R to Holmes corner. Mr and Mrs John Anderson consider spending summer here, while Women win school vote for Mrs William Stowell. Lawn Ridge Cemetery meeting set for May 6. Emma Corzel’s operation fails to extend life. Lawn Ridge Telephone board names Charles Timmons president and reports 150 owned instruments, 115 rented, 210 miles of wire laid.
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Pang
M. Oo Bares
Camp Grove
Hi. M. Barr
Pipmonth
Fang
Mo Ser Lee
Or Negros Francisco
Bell Telephone Company
Ly R. Company
Holmes’ Corner
William Stowell
J. B. Green
Lawn Ridge Cemetery
Emma Corzel] Jare
Peoria
Hfe
Lawn Ridge Telephone Company
Charles Timmons
Cornet
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Postmaster Rebbe G W Fouts Robbed After Severe Illness
River ton Iowa postmaster G W Fouts nearly lost his life and was robbed of comfort, describing a 20 year chronic liver complaint and severe jaundice cured by Gleetric Bitters. The letter touts the tonic as a cure for biliousness neuralgia weakness and stomach liver kidney bladder issues sold at Powell’s drugstore for 60 cents.
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G. W. Fouts
Riverton
F. A. Powells City Drug Store
Henry
Local Social Notes and Visitors Gatherings
Morse notes a gentle rain and a series of visits and meals among area residents. Adam Henkins hosted with Harry Hillett family near Princeton while Miss Marie Shamimel visited Carrie Moore. The town records a blossoming fruit season and ongoing social exchanges.
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Morse
Adam Henkins
Harry Hillett
Princeton
Marie Shamimel
Carrie Moore
L. Garrison
Lombardville
Unshires
Eddie Burcky
Will Miller
George Minier
H. Smith
Fred
Anne
M. Wiel
EB Sehroader
Marie Shammel
Charles ‘Moore
Minler
Amy Johnston
Con
Adam Blinkins
East Bradford
Minter Man's Recollections Recounts Andersonville Prison
The article recounts January's Napolchutea, noting his capture during the Civil War and transfer to Andersonville. It details Myers and January’s experiences in hospital care, including a nurse’s role and dire conditions, ending with January's courage and the brutal treatment endured.
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Minter
Csaecis
Napolchutea Naka
Minter News
Barat
Valentine Myers
Peng Place
posRtely
Jobs W. Jannuary
Andersonvills
Mn Myers Warnanes
Take
Pneonde
Tia
Stoneman Raig
Uxton
L Ong
Biyers
Myers
nurKes
Dee
Bowes
Uary
Lise
Psa
Jan
Ha Wes
Fey
Weobington
Gad Otters
Rowe
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