Illinois and Iowa notes from Basin area headlines
Local reports cover stock shipments, hotel sale, and rising revenue. Oklahoma county judge election, river elevator deals, railroad tax cuts, and divorce docket in Knox county appear amid marriage criticism and a Toluca Catholic fair. Banking failures in Bureau county cited. smoking ban on Illinois line trains announced.
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La‘Prairie
Jnind
Henry Republican
Dennis McKeel
Union
Guillivothe
Hancock
Moses Gish
Oklahoma “Territory
Turner-Hudout Co
Henry
Chillicothe
Pekin
Illinois State Board of Equalization
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Holy Institution
J.W. Young
Bedford
Bureau County
F. O. Metchler
Ilinois
Rock Island
State Supreme Court
Parole Law
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Wenona
R. I. Stuart
L. W. Kemp
Sandy
A. J. Schaffer
Adnan
Minn
Ed Hannum
Eastern College
Broad view on railways and social notes from 19th century article
The piece reflects on early American rail expansion from Chicago to a broad continental network with 42 lines out of Chicago and 1501 daily trains, alongside social quips about advertising, widows' pensions rules, a smoke stack christening, and Lacona schoolhouse funding and library expansion encouraging community involvement.
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Miss Tryon
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Eenan Federation of Labor
Praise for Chamberlains Cough Rem edy in Wheeling ad
A user credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with curing a severe cough and chest pains after two doses and three bottles. The testimonial is attributed to Ralphs M Thirtyseventh in Wheeling West Virginia and notes sale at Dr Powells City drug store.
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Meyers
Wheeling
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Asle
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Pilgrim Fathers First New England Settlement
The Pilgrim Fathers fled persecution to Holland and sailed for America aboard the Mayflower with 101 people. They anchored in Cape Cod Bay on November 21 1620 and landed at Provincetown. A site for Plymouth was chosen December 20 and the entire party settled March 21 1621 in rud cabins on the shore.
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