Dr J A Swemn Physician and Surgeon Ad
Dr J A Swemn physician and surgeon located in Henry III at office over C Elsie Smiths Grocery Store. Residence on Main Street. Office telephone 15 residence 16. Fully equipped with electrical apparatus to diagnose and treat diseases to which electricity is applicable. Will answer all calls day and night. Office on Edward Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Swemn
Henry, III
C. Elsie Smith
Main Street
Edward Street
Pioneer Metamora doctor’s widow laid to rest in Oakwood
The body of Mrs Eliza R Kinnear widow of Dr A H Kinnear was brought from Peoria and buried in Oakwood cemetery beside her parents. She died Oct 24 1917 in Peoria after a period of ill health. Born Eliza Rockwell in Metamora June 14 1844 she married Dr A H Kinnear Aug 28 1865. Her son Lee R Kinnear lives in Peoria. Her death was due to heart trouble. She was praised for kindness charity and active support of worthy causes. The article notes her mother died in 1916 at age 93. Also mentions Ora Scott Larkins death in Los Angeles and other local obituaries and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A, H. Kinnear
Eliza R. Kinnear
A. H. Kinnear
Peoria
Oakwood Cemetery
Kinnear
Meek Hotel
Lee
Eliza Rockwell
William and
Susan F. Rockwell
Metamora
Hanover Company
Hanover
Henry
Lee R
Metamora Herald
Henry Mattison
Ora Scott Larkins
Los Angeles
Cal
Larkins
East Richard Street
Walter Scott
Justus Turner
Grace
Flossie Turner
Turner
Omaha
Charles Larkins
Satisfaction Guaranteed or No Pay Campaign Ad
An advertisement invites customers to write for dates promising satisfaction guaranteed or their money back. The notice thanks patrons and asks for writings to receive the promised information.
Liberty Loan Second Report for Marshall and Putnam Counties
Hon. John I. Thompson, chairman of the finance committee, presents the tabulated subscriptions to the second Liberty loan for Marshall and Putnam counties. Steuben township led by going over the top, Belle Plain, Henry, and Lacon surpassed quotas, with Hopewell and Richland aiding Lacon to exceed combined quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Thompson
Liberty Loan
Marshall
Putnam Counties
Marshall County
Steuben Township
Belle Plain
Henry
Lacon
Hopewell
Richland
Red Cross News and Community Notices
Red Cross leaders plan women's registration in Henry county aided by Mrs Adams and Mrs Hartley. The phase of a statewide drive prompts volunteers to sign up and support war service. Community weddings and a Chicago death are noted along with rising Thanksgiving prices and a Detroit car trade ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Council of National Defense
James Hartley
Henry
Commercial Club Rooms
Illinois
William H. Ransom
Lindsay
Barnes
Hill
Red Cross
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Carrie Weatherly
F. W. Potter Buiding
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Black , Weatherly
Allen
F. O. Willett
M. D
Henry, Ill
Whitefield
W. A. Smith
Parland
D. Maylfair
Menry
Bayne
Theldphone
H. W. Adams
Oas
Fred W. Potter
Henry BE. Jacobs
Telephone
Gehard V. Stiegen
Gale
la Salle
Chicago
Ill
R. M. Barnes
J. H. Maroon
W. J. Black
W. W. Dewey & Sons
Oscar E. Wright
New City
John Hartley, Jr
Peeleye
A. C. Henkins
First National Bank
William H. Golden
W. L
Octava Golden
Magnolia
Ludlow
Marrie
Jennie Shull
Georgia Helen
Mr. Golden
Emma Harshbarger
Hazel
Roy
Sherman Glenn
Paxton
John Powers
Lura F. Law
Nellie M. Duke
William E. Anderson
County of
State of Illinois
A. D
Walter S, Harrison
Fred W, Potter
Fm Fe Pa
Bernard Yaeger
Catharina Yaeger
Emma J. Beardsley
Lacan
Charles H. Beardsley
Putnam County
Granville Township
Magnolia Township
Senachwine Township
Hennepin Township
Rexall
A. J
Tronmonger
Rexall Drug Store
H.w.may
Bennington
Roberts Sae
LaPrairie A Sree
Red Cross News. So
Mabel L. Steimle
Wolf-Griffith
Granville
Andrew J. Wolf
Freeburg
Edna L. Wilson
R. Kidder Stetson
Max B. Whitney
Lostant
Kaskaskia
LaSalle
Mrs. Wolf
Amos B. Wilson
Oak Park
Society of Friends
Wolf
James Walsh
Patrick Hennessey
Ed Hennessey
Will Hennessey
Detroit
National Service Bureau
Woodward Ave
Mich
Wleris
Royal
Royal Baking Powder Co
Dept. H
William Street
New York
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