Local Fraternal Lodges and Dental Doctors Adverts
The notice lists AF and AM Henry Lodge No 119 meeting 4th Tuesday evenings at 7 in the Regulator building 3rd story and Marshall Lodge No 63 meeting weekly Wednesday evenings at 7 in the City Bakery mansions. Encampment No 85 meets first and fourth Friday evenings at 7 4. Clarion Lodge No 319 Sparland meets Mondays at 7. Visiting brothers invited. Dentists Dr S C Snyder and Dr Geo Motter Jr advertise who offer first class work at moderate prices with locations in Lacon on Tuesday and Wednesday and offices over Regulator Building with late night calls from Ross Homestead. Dr W H Jones has office in Regulator Building with night calls from Edwarda street and Ross Drug Store accepts orders there.
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AF & AM
Henry Lodge
Regulator Building
Marshall Lodge
City
MansgaLt
Clarron Lopoe
Sparland
S.C Snyder
N. B
Lacon
W H Jones
Regulator
Edwardaatrest
Jobn Betts
Whitefield
Maggie Hensley
Steuben
W. Haltehcock
Saratoga
Commodore Gallup
H Fisher
Lacan
Maj
H Campbell
Esquire
Joseph Placher
T E+apen
A. J. Athay
Tin van Antwerp
Goodh
Robinson Bridge
A.J. Baughman
Andy
Mra
A.J Athnoy
N. Q. Tanquary
A.J. Parker
Chicago
Metropolis
Mattie Taylor
Peoria
G. W. Zimmerman
Parker
Frank Martin & Bro
James Brasfield
Thomas Knox
Chas Saville
Riddal
Holler
T M Davidson
Streator
John Duncan
A.B
Henry Republican
Fred Blackmon
P. T. Matthews
James Birch
Thomas Oakford
L. A Wood
James Caldwell
Court of Justice
Brown
Shawmaker
Anige
Dunlap
Oakes Bros
Hunter’s Hall
Kasminiski
Chillicothe Agaloa
Gossamer Rubber Over Completes Line for Youths
For Old Men, Young Men Youths and Boys a full and complete line of Gossamer Rubber Over patterns is listed. The item promises durable protection and varied sizes for a broad market.
Lacon Henry Republican notes quiet town and events
The Henry Republican reports a quiet Lacon with rising business and busy locals. Signs by Pool the painter bloom. Judge Laws improves. church socials, tile works at Streator, and family travels populate the scene. A store fire endangers Edward Murphy's building. a new house planned on Maple Street signals growth. municipal issues prompt aldermanic travel.
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Illinoia
Lacon
Pool
L.G. Thompson
Nebraska
Albert Barney
Iowa
The
Baptist Church
Ida Scott
John B. Gough
Miss Scott
Lizzie Taggart
Pontiac
Judge Burns
Col Plumb
Streator
Sandy Creek
A Ft. Catlin
Thomas Kersey
Neo Miss Powell
Henry
Springfield
E Ong
Rutherford
Peoria
John Grieves
James Ong
Chicago
George Smith
Tham Ite
Mizen
A Spring Poem Published in Spring Edition
The piece puffs a spring verse by Spring Bottom, celebrating the season with personified nature and playful images. It notes the rising enthusiasm of readers and hints at a note for boys, presented as a light seasonal verse in a local paper.
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Stuilo
Poetic reflections and a Dickinson reading tribute
Excerpted musings on fame moral peril and ambition appear alongside a local report of Capt J W Dickinson delivering an elocutionary reading at the Christian church with Miss Anna Rulon and Miss Rena Barnes. The event drew praise for Dickinson and the two performers in a hour and a half program highlighting Maud Muller the Raven Hamlet and Sheridan's Ride.
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Dickinson
J. W. Dickinson
Christian Church
Lacon
Anna Rulon
Rena Barnes
G. O. Barnes
Capt Dickinson
Rulon
Sheridan
Maud Muller
Society For the Diffusion of
Father Phil
Polonius
Hamiet
Aceneo
McWhorton and Rollins Relocate to Decatur
Grain commission firm McWhorton and Rollins has permanently moved to Decatur, occupying 19 Merchant Street Central Block. They bought the two story brick from Dr King for 2000 dollars and spent about 400 dollars on fittings including wallpaper portraits of Mary Anderson and Lincoln’s log cabin. The 20 by 32 foot room features double entrances bright lighting a Bell telephone and Brussels carpet, with a model layout for other cities.
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McWhorton & Rollins’s
New Hoos
Decatur Republican
G.a. McWhorton
H.8
Rollins
Grain Commission
McWhorton
Women and forger Doyle indicted in Chicago grand jury
A satirical note on women’s judgment praises Hop Bitters as keeping families healthy at low cost. James B. Doyle, a Stark county forger, has been indicted by the U S grand jury in Chicago along with thirty three other indictments against various parties.
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James B. Doyle
Stark County
Grand Jury
United States Court In
Chicago
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Atlaw and Notary Public
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Marshall
Wien
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OAN
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Joseph Kapraun
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Clotreng
Jaynes
Valises
Gregory Bros, New Cash Clothing Store
Sook Exere
Wim. Fosdickh
Ot Henry, II
Bickerman Deep
Wella
Platerna
Fosdice
the Granite Mills
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H. W.mateer
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Illinois
Comstock, Avery & Coa
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Grey Eagle Landing
Duke Brothers
Deering
Boss
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Ma. Ezeare
Vicinity News
Suparland
Clear Creek
JL Mills
Fie
Buzzy
Joshua
Milo
David Haines
David
Edward Murphy
Elizabeth Rogers
Keota
John Bell
Abram Anderson
J.J. Swansey
T.J. Steel
Michael Jennett
Chillicothe
Johnnie
Hell
Ray Manton
Pontiac Aentinel
Paxton Record
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