Masonic and Odd Fellows Lodge Meeting Notices
aF and AM Henry Lodge No 110 meets Regulator building 3d story second and fourth Wednesdays at 7 oclock O O F Marshall Lodge No 63 meets every Waamenday at 7 oclock Lodge room 2d story City Bakery Marshall Encampment No 35 meets the first Friday evening each month at 7 oclock Cuayron Lopoe No 812 Sparland meets every Monday evening at 74 O clock Visiting brothers invited to meet with us
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Af & AM
Henry Lodge
Regulator Building
Nestley
O_O. F
Marshall Lodge
A Hattan Fred 8 Potter A Thorney at Law Office
A brief legal notice lists attorneys at law and notary public with offices on Edwards Street and Second Street. The directory entry names Conner Edwarde and P.8 Perley as practitioners. It notes upstairs location in the Brick Building.
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Fred
Potter
LAW Office
Conner Edwarde and
Second Sts
Perley
Edwards Street
Henry
Notary Public K H Waterfall Promotes Claims and Real Estate Services
K H Waterfall notary public and justice of the peace offers prompt collection of claims conveyancing of real estate and agency for major fire and life insurance companies. Also advertised are loan on long time real estate and life insurance options with bottom rates from the Indiana office in Danville.
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K. H. Waterfall
jBsrtes OF the Peace
Ioan and Insurance Agency
Annnette
Immber Yard
Henry
Dan
Closing Out Sale Announcement by J H Jones & Co
In view of new arrangements the coming season we shall proceed at once to the closing out of our stock of J H Jones & Co.
Murder accident casts gloom over Lacon community
Truman Rose, a hardworking young man, was accidentally killed when a wooden block struck him during a rubbish removal at a hotel building. His uncle, T. H. Rose, was in the upper story and misjudged the distance, causing the fatal blow. The death, followed by a long illness, deeply saddens the town and his young wife.
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Daath
Truman Rose
T. H. Rose
Truman
Hexrovor
Othoers
Ira Niecy
George Redan
Lacon
John W
Iunny
Tracy
Reed
Baptist Church
John Hateline
Cemetery clean-up day in Sugar Grove invited
Residents are invited to gather on the grounds Saturday November 27 to tidy the Sugar Grove cemetery. Each family should bring a horse hitching post and supplies to help with the work.
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Sugar Grove Cemetery
Tha Urange
Furulah
Concert at Whitefield Corners Promises a Pleasant Evening
A concert is planned at Whitefield Corners tomorrow night with an agreeable program. The community was rattled last week by a malignant Aphtheria outbreak linked to Watson Griswold’s seven year old son who died Sunday and was buried Saturday. The first Whitefield circuit quarterly meeting drew a full house with P E Brown preaching at 11. Dave Clark arrived from Kansas for the winter and helps secure our corn harvest.
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Hans Wash White
Bootland
Mr White
Gebr
Spartand
Hitchcooth
Ed Pourch
Ming Nettie Prisbov
Wiliam Jaylor
Peper
Uncle Doe Malone
Mra Malone Fa Hertmother
Honor
Duo Mallory & Pool
Moritz
Martin
Truman Fase
Lacon
Bethel
Silas Cartwright
Abd Hasing
Gallup
Webster
Henry
Ak & Parker
Gue Jolly Butcher
Bs Bulldtui
Calver
Whitefield Corners
Watson Griswold
Whitefield
Brown
Daveb Clark Hag
Bla Tamtly
Kansas
Eernis Plenty
La Rose Corn Husking Progress and Winter Plans
Corn husking near completion with yields better than anticipated. apiCeE plans to winter in Bates County Missouri and head to Kansas in spring. Gulls erueht of etook from hore last week.
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Apicee
Kansas
Bates County
Mfo
Community Notes From Saratoga Seed and Stock Reports
Busy post election period with farm activity as residents pick corn and haul hogs. Hog sales average about 4.60 per cwt with 77 head sold. Local health concerns mention epizooty and several residents’ ailments. Neighbors repair barns, roofs, and plan meetings for the Saratoga debating club.
Postmistress resigns. Kelso named successor in Snachwine
Health of Deputy Postmistress Helen J. Morgan prompts resignation as she leaves for Cameron Missouri. Win L Kelso steps into the post at Snachwine amid town moves and personal departures. Other notes include locals moving, visits planned, a snow spolling husking, and a Thanksgiving ball at Smith's hall with music and invitations.
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Helen J. Morgan
Win L. Kelso
Misa Morgan
Cameron
Dwight
Susannah Wooley
JC Wooley
Martin North
Iowa
Julia Ryan
Grafton
Nebraska
Old Lady Real
Thomas Real, Jr
Scarletina
O P Carroll
Freddie Morgan
Prof. Derr
H D Winship
Wherry
Sum
Milas Huluen Morgan
Tunsdayvening
West Ancien
Daniel Horrem
Thomas Real
Pat
Kennedy Saya Ilekilwa
Joe McKibbons
McKibbons
Ruth
Hennepin
Ike
California
Smith’s Hall
Magnolia News Briefs From The County
Magnolia reports show hogs moving in from the south with Swindler earning about 4.60 per 100 pounds. Charles Ong raises 50 acres in Evans township yielding about 90 bushels per acre of corn. Capt Hawes built two large cattle barns this fall, one 80 feet square. Morrille family plans to stay in Magnolia this winter. The 62d annual Putnam County Bible Society meeting was held here Sunday.
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Swindler
Varna
Charles Ong
Evans Township
Hawes
Morrille
Magnolia
Putnam County Bible Socity
Grand Army to Host Thanksgiving Ball at Local Hall
Rev H M Stouffer led a Thanksgiving discourse as Grand Army of the Republic officers announce a Thanksgiving night ball at the local hall with proceeds for the post. The piece notes lingering trouble from John O Rolley and mentions local political feelings among Democrats and Republicans.
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H. M. Stouffer
Hennepin
Grand Army of the Republic
John O. Rolley
Kidd
Granville Reading Event Highlighted by Laura Dainty
Laura Dainty scheduled to read before the Granville literary group tomorrow evening. She is described as a fine reader. Miss Mr. Ware conducts the Florid school. A. D. Fisher has a pie with five legs that is alive and doing well.
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Laura Dainty
Granville Literary
Mr. Ware
Florid
A. D. Fisher
Scribner's Monthly 21st Volume Offers and Prices
Scribner's Monthly announces the November issue as the start of its 21st volume with rising circulation. New subscribers at $5 receive the coming year plus nine prior numbers, including Part II of The Life of Peter the Great, while olive-green bound volumes with Part I and Cable's The Grandissimes go for $7.50. The note also records Ira Niece's death in Lacon after Civil War service and clarifies a previous item on Nicholas Barnard's daughter Mary, who died of diphtheria.
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Scribner’s Monthly
Eugene Schuyler
Peter the Great
Bort
Scribner's
Elanawhara
Ira
J. W.nieca
John
Lacon
Indiana
Terre Haute
Ind
Texas
Mra Keddan
Professor Holmes Moves Normal Institute to Glidden
Prof J A Holmes relocates the Normal Institute to Glidden Iowa where its publication will continue. The paper, printed here for months, aims to advance district school work with able editorial direction and strong support from teachers and subscribers.
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J. A. Holmes
Glidden
Iowa
Normal Institute
Holmes
California Kidney Tea Promises Kidney and Urinary Relief
An advertisement touts Caloris Kuiney Tea as a pure vegetable remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims a three week treatment per package, priced at 60 cents, and sold by Drs Powell. The Kowanco Conrot-neml is noted as returning to its old weekly publication.
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California
Kowanco Conrot
Neml. Éckly
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W H Jones
Regulator
Hdwards
Ross Homestead
DRS. O
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City Hota
Charles Davis
Omceopathic Physician
Pulbic Square
Jo Kalb
A H Hattan
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Dr Kall
Main Street
Huttap
Thirst
Market Etrace
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Edwardes Street
J I. Jones
Dry Woods
Western Avenue
Depot
Henry Reader
Ofice
RT Allen
C. C. Jones
Marshall
Wies’s Block
Edward County
Lacon Illinois
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Con. Ill
Priott
J. H. Jones
ICO
L. M. Culver
Vicinity News
Sparland
Union
Presbyterian Church
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Belle Plain
Samuel Cox
Cox
Virginia
Elia Schoonley
Hfe
Ohio
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Robinson
la Rose
Saratoga
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Ante Webber
Uncle Monior
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Quean Place
Basquire Carney
Saratoga Debating Club
Dawson
Snachwine
Granville
Scribner’s
Nicholas Barnard
Mary
Ifa
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Father Miller
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