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An old listing mix shows a funeral notice for Beesa-Fai Ba and a six room cottage sale inquiry. It includes telephone numbers, notices for an election in Marshall County Illinois, and a county clerk’s stamp. The fragment also references eye and ear clinic ads and a remodeled cottage for sale near Dr Adams.
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Fenwick
Beesa
Adams
Saar
Marshall County
Illinois
Su Supreme
Montcourt
Lacon
Lawrence D. Gregory
Pedigrea the Chestnut Colt Entered in LaSalle County Fair
Pedigrea a chestnut foaled 1914 bred by W E Prichard Son Ottawa I Sire Nofrot Oscar Brietus Germanicus Dam Fashion Her cules Parfait Saint Germain Meteor won first prize at LaSalle county fair Otawa Tl as a two year old in 1916 He weighs 1900 pounds and has many foals to show Season stations at his barn 2 miles north of Henry Teams 12 80 for a good colt stand up and suck Care to prevent accidents not responsible for injuries Insurance due and payable at Dan Horrom owner Moving mares forfeits insurance read terms of sale and service
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Dunms
M ‘Monthule
Department of Sarthe
Pellatan
Birlbi
Duchesnay
Voltaire
Pourqui Pas
Bin
Bapolr
Brilliant
Charles Wheeler
Tim Fogarty
Dave Bachmans
J. B. Cook
J. W. Bogner
E. G. Woods
Eagoraenes
W. E. Prichard & Son
Ottawa
Nofrot
Oscar
Brietus
Germanicus
Fashion
Hercules
Parfait NT
Saint Germain
LaSalle County
Otawa
Henry
William Woolley
Fannington Point
Methodist
Peoria
Pennington Point
Methodist Episcopal Church
Woolley
Hedding College
Abingdon, Sr
Hedding
Northwestern University
Bloomington
Wyoming
Central Illinois Conference
Galesburg
E. G. Andrews
Wyode
Fannie W Thomas
W T Woolley
Seattle
Wash
Kate Smith
Paragould
Ark
Walter
Pasadena
Cal
Lawn Ridge
Tiskilwa
Neponset
Buda
Lewiston
Aledo
Carthage
Galva
Abingdon
Bushnell
Dwight
Milford
LaPrairie
Washington
Lexington
el Paso
Che- Rea
Varna
Red
Christ
Helen Griesser
Fie
Tod
Thomas
James Woulf
The
Percheron Society of America
William Merdian
Ivan Barry
John Antrim
Burnsworth Widow Mrs Burnsworth Dies After 80 Years
Rachel Liston Burnsworth born November 1837 in Listonburg Pennsylvania, died after paralysis at 80. Funeral at Lostant M E church featured hymns, sermons, and a large group of relatives and neighbors. Survived by husband Eli and four children. Burial in Hope cemetery.
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Rachel Liston Burnsworth
Listonburg
Somerset County
Pennsylvania
Eli M. Burnsworth
Bloomington
Magnolia
Lostant
Atha Bushell
Thomas
Lving
New Mexico
John
Oklahowa
Jennie Arnold
Near Here
Roshel
Lestant M. E
Tracy Skelton
Dr. Franklin
James J Dunn
Marie
Jesus
A O. Jones
Ransom
C. S McClure
Rey Harvey Young
Willilamson
A Whitney
H C Vollmer
E R Spencer
R W Spencer
E F A Matthews
Burnenworth
A 8B Rosenthal
Milwaukee
Rev
J. Barnsworth
Brooklyn
Iowa
T. E. Critchfield
Wheaton
Mra B . Shanley
Ottawa
Hope Cemetery
Soldier Letter From Fort Wright on Fisher's Island
An Army correspondent writes home from Fort Wright on Fisher's Island New York describing daily life. He notes guard duty, YMCA activities a library and gym, and Sunday services. He compares local roads and mosquitos to home and mentions newspapers and a new road project. He cautions about coal price schemes and coal administration efforts.
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Ft Hog
Wright
Eorge
Burt
Henry
Fort Wright
United States
Fisher's Island
New York
Camp Dodge
Sparland
Hiinots
Fort Prison
Red Cross
Alwayes
Republican
New York Times
Boston American
Hall
Peoria
Yparland
Florida
Esther Burt
Hawa Atto Company 6
H G Wright
Long Island Sound
Bridging the Gap From Steer to Steak
Livestock raised on the farms and ranches of the West are featured in a look at how steer become steak. The article highlights farm practices, regional cattle operations, and the journey from pasture to processing.
Son of Democracy star to tour and warn on coal crisis
Benjamin Chapin, famed director and Lincoln impersonator, stars in The Son of Democracy, written and produced by Chapin, portraying Henry Ford era politics and Lincoln's era issues with humor and heart. He tours nationwide, with Henry Opera House engagement noted and seed corn advice urging proactive planning for winter shortages.
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Penjamin Chapin
Abraham Lincoln
Vandoeville
Abee
White House
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Hale
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Calloun
Henry Brink
Grim Reaper
R A Brown
Beal
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J W. Skinner
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Coonie Koch
Charles Martin
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Peoria DryGoods Co
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Full Blood Percheron Station
Stephen M. Appel
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Seaboard
Swift & Company
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
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