The Hegira Pure Bred Stallion at Motter's Livery Jam
The Hegira a dark bay stallion foaled April 16 1910 stands 15 hands 2 inches high and weighs about 1000 pounds with a hoped future of 15 hands 3 inches and 1100 pounds He trotted a mile in 2 29 and a half in 2 3 4 seconds in two year old form show winner at Bureau and La Salle County Fairs in 1912 He is sired by The Exponent from Bingen line with a long dam ancestry noted His grandsire Bingen is sire of Uhlan the world champion trotter His season runs through June 15 1914 with service fee 20 dollars and return privileges or refund If foal fails to prove in foal Owner Dr J H Sylpp Putnam Henry manager Dr Robert Small Henry Illinois Notice to stock owners warns strict enforcement of highways stock laws
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Hegira
Bureau County Fair
la Salle County Fair
Tre
Bingen
Iava Dee
Annine
Warlock
Puella
Crippie
Aisha
Parole
Vesiah
Princess Vetive
Dr Tanner
Simmocolon
Annie Red
Red Wilkes
Annie Crittenden
Crittenden
Judge Phillips
Lady Almont
Almont
Hindu Wilkes
Alcyone Belle
Mambrino Chief
McDonald's
Edwin Forrest
Geneva
Uhlan
Henry
J. H Sylpp
Putnam
Robert Small
Lik
Farm land in Baratoga township with water and improvements
An ad describes warm sale of a farm in Baratoga township offering good improvements, running water on one corner, abundant fruit, near school and church privileges. Located four miles east and two miles south of Bradford, three miles from Broadmoor parral. Terms available through Conover, Brad.
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Baratoga Township
Bradford
Broadmoor Paarral
Conover
Brad
Local notes mix illness travels and school events
The community pages report Irma Bumgarner and others ill with ivy poisoning and mumps while Prof Snapp and Mrs T J Smith weather similar ailments. Local visitors include Hazel Boman from Normal, Violet Boyle, and families across nearby towns. Events cover a May festival, a silver medal contest, a field meet, and a school play with admission.
Local Community Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Events
Walter McNabb spent a week with his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Pete Briner. The dance Saturday was well attended and a ball game Sunday at Pete Wolf's ended 13 10 9 in favor of Standard. George Koehler visited Swaney. Willie will be fall primary teacher visiting school Monday. Mrs Bacon and son visited school Monday. Anna Seibert Elsie Dissinger and Mrs Sylvester visited Pete Briner Sunday. Anna Seibert went to Granville Monday to work. W H Johnston took his son to the dentist last week. Lucille King has charge of the books in the hardware store. Elsie Dissinger went to Hennepin Monday. Jake Seiber George Herbert and P Dissinger fished Sunday. Mrs Bergland and daughter Ruth attended the ball game Sunday. Mrs Brown and daughters Myrtle and Bertha visited Ike Locke Sunday. Rank Johnson visited Marian Kay a few days last week. Mr and Mrs Minster and George Becot rode to Princeton Sunday. McNabb school will give a lecture on Yellowstone Park May 27. Everybody dome.
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Griffith
Glenn
Low Point
Enida Griffith
Harry Wierman
Metamora
John Swaney
Swaney
Oscar Rumgarner
Morris A. Wilson
Blue River
Indiana
Elizabeth Sweet Hart
Normal
Washburn
Ira Ford
Dorothea Lassman
Howard Smith
Violet Boyle
Ralph Wilson
Verna Stansell
Julian Smith
Lucille Stansell
Gilbert Willey
Ruth Mills
Starved Rock
Deer Park
John
Sarah Swaney
W. C Patterson
Lyle Durley
Hennepin
Venus
Putnam County
Putnam
Iike
John Swaney Consolidated
Senachwine Consolidated School
Hennepin High School
Walter Sylvester
Pete Briner
Willie
Granville
Brown
Tro
Myrtle
Bertha
Ike Locke
Rank
Johnson
At -Marian-Kays
Cand
Minster
George-Becoz
Princeton
McNabb
Yellowstone Park
Dome
Clothes that Fit Your Business by Hart Schaffner & Marx
Attractive ad promotes Hart Schaffner & Marx suits emphasizing fit quality fabrics and tailoring. Lists prices from 15 to 40 dollars and portrays clothing as enhancing business impression and professionalism.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Shoes of Fashion Show Highlights Wide Footwear Range
A catalog touts authentic footwear for women men girls and boys offering a complete style gamut. It promises graceful debonair styles and swag with sizes shapes and prices to suit every purse.
Cut Price Sale of Women's Spring Suits
Safer local sale promotes women’s spring suits with value highlighted at $7.50 $10.00 $12.00 and $16.00. The items promise charming style and rewarding choices for shoppers seeking affordable fashion.
New Washable Dresses for Women Misses and Children
A local retailer promotes a large spring collection of washable dresses for women misses and children in linene percales cham bray rep voiles ginghams lawns and other materials. The ad highlights new floor coverings including carpets mattings linoleums and rugs with spring designs from top makers at attractive prices.
Local notes and obituaries from Milo township area
Community news lists visits, illnesses, and social events around Milo and nearby towns including Henry, Sparland, and Edelstein. Notable items include the death of Mrs Orpha Amelia Doty of Milo, and a serious chest injury to Claud Thompson at Bradford depot.
Sugar Grove Social Snips and Family Visits
Bertha Kaprautia Bern on the sick list Rev Neal family guests. Clawson and G Smith weekend at Hartley home. Lawrence Gregory visited Keith and Everett. Fulks entertained Bradford relatives. Mr and Mrs Morse hosted their parents Cannery of Henry. Lewis Bik and Mrs Homer Swift with baby visited Dr Claysons. Frank Hall near Bradford called on Morse. Chandler and Clyde Gregory visited. James Wherry of Putnam visited John Wherry. Cora Darling housekeeper for her brother William during illness. she went to Indiana for her mother’s funeral. Subscribe for The Republican.
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Sugar Grove
Bertha ‘Kaprautia
Bern
Neal
I. W- Cannery
Henry
Ae . Lewis Bik
Homer Swift
Dr’ L-Clayson
Frank Hall
Bradford
John*Morse
Anathan ‘Chandler
Clyde Gregory
James
Chamberlains Liniment Endorsed for Aches and Sprains
Mrs Charles Tanner of Wabash testifies Chamberlain's Liniment treats back pain sprains and rheumatism effectively. The ad claims widespread use for over 20 years and lists 26 and 50 cent bottles available through all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Charlea Tanner
oFor
Advt
For Torpid Liver and Starved Rock Depot Work
Mrs. B A Trubus of Springville New York praises Chamberlains Tablets for quick relief of a disordered liver. The ad notes they are for sale by all dealers. Work has begun on a new interurban depot at Starved Rock with concrete walls and larger size to protect against weather after the previous depot burned.
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Starved Rock
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Public Service Co
American Trotting Horse Register
Association
Henry Township
Frenry
Ill
William Heinrich
Giue Ouaun
Conrad Mercian
Max Whitney
Varna
W G. Griffith
L. S Griffith
T J Smith
Venona
Kk. Smith
Bailey's Falls
Meta Lassman
Kansas
Wilson
Oak Park
C. B. Flitcraft
Violet
Esther Boyle
Arthur Wilson
Champaign
Alfred
Alex McKirgan
Untenchurch
Caledonia
Tld
Peeble
J. J. Segraves
A. J
Shoes of Fashion
Hutchins & Downey
Mary Luft
Raymond Lyons
Sparland
Sadie Marland
Henry Sargent
la Prairie
Ed Gibbs
Thomas Cain
Saratoga
Niblock
Ed Shorts
B Fulk
Als
Milo
E. Fountain
Fosdick
Dr. Hess
Indianola
Carl Barker Weere
Harry Monroe
Ima
Amd -Mars
Bruce—Fountain
Calvin Clawson
Lowenstein
Wyoming
Everett Moore
Hazel- Rickey
Henry Hawksworth
Rob Daniels
Merton-Swift
George Wheeler
Illinois
Montana
Kensay
Idaho
Lotaof
Utucrops
Orpha Amelia Doty
Frank Doty
Milo Township
St Francis Hospital
Peoria
Alton
Frank S. Doty
Maude Field
Mendota
Blanche Atkins
Harry
Christian Church of
Milo_and
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cottage
Nellie Snell
Blanche Kopp
Wm Williamson
Mt Bloom
Doty
Claud Thompson
Robert Thompson
Bradford Exchange Bank
Claud
Henry, Illinois
Hexter— Brothers
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