Visit of Drainage Trustees to Peoria and along the river
Assistant Engineer Eben J Ward met with leading citizens in Youry to discuss the Chicago to Mississippi waterway project. Trustees depart Nov 1 by rail to La Salle then board the City of Peoria for Peoria, Beardstown, and Alton with maps and photos of ongoing work and Ward surveys from 1890 and 1892.
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Races at Big 4 Track Amid Cold Weather
About 200 spectators attended the Big 4 track event on a cold day. Delmont beat Invader in a mile race after the other event was abandoned due to the weather. Mokler won the bicycle race. King Bird captured the running race. Taylor Smith won the 100 yard dash. A pony died during warming up before the running race, prompting a somber note from its owner.
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Farewell Sentiments for Pastor Woolley at Henry M E Church
The Henry M E Church parish submits farewell sentiments for Rev William Woolley after two years of service. Members express appreciation for his labors, pray for his future success, and hope for a warm reception in future appointments within the church community.
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Leader product praised as pure medicine for headaches and digestion
A historic claim promotes a tonic described as the best and purest remedy for headaches indigestion constipation and malaria symptoms. Dr Powell endorses it with a money back guarantee and price listed per bottle.
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Life of Elizabeth Sawyer in Illinois Described
Obituary recounts Elizabeth Sawyer born in Virginia in 1922 who moved with parents to Indiana and then Marshall County Illinois. It details her large family, hardships including losses of sons, husband, and home, and ends with a funeral in Lacon on October 28, 1803.
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Guaranteed Cure Claim for Dr King’s New Discovery
An advertisement promises Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughs, and colds with a money back guarantee if no benefit after a fair trial. Trial bottles are at Dr Powell’s drug store, large sizes 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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Albany priest Burke lauded for saving Thompson in Bethlehem
The Rev Father Burke of Albany New York visited Lacon with Mr and Mrs Thompson after a Jerusalem trip with them. He recounted travels and the rescue of Mr Thompson in Bethlehem's Nativity Church and spoke on his Catholic leadership. Local event noted the Knight of the Holy Sepulcher insignia. Government October crop report lowers yields. possible price rise.
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A Conglomerate Child and Other Comic Snippets
A collage of brief humor items and quips from newspapers and magazines. Vignettes include a baby with family traits and a hoped for Uncle Fred fortune, distracted spouses, a witty student and professor exchange, a thief warning, a safety remark about scaffolds, a joke about life insurance, and a bank failure payback quip.
Overweight letters and flying machines in late 19th humor
A collage of jokes and witticisms from various papers with quips about postal rates, a failed flying machine inventor, Smith family jokes, city ridges, capital satire, and a punchline about eggs in a knot. The tone is brisk, period humor with multiple named outlets and exchanges.
Surprise tribute to Grandma Provorce in Whitefield Corners
Benevolent women visit Grandma Provorce at her home with her son William McGee and Mrs J S Town to present an easy chair and warm slippers. Donors include Mrs George Barker Mrs Gary Vootick Dr Willis and others in memory of the venerable nurse who tended the sick and stood by the family until death.
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Gary Vootick
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