We Buy Old Teeth and Precious Metals
Advertises paying 2.00 to 35.00 for broken or intact teeth and offering actual value for diamonds, old gold, silver, and bridge work. Promises parcel post return if price unsatisfactory and notes location in Philadelphia. Includes a stray moral remark about people seeking things for nothing.
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Dent. X
Philadelphia
Local notes and community updates from Toluca area
Toluca and nearby towns report visits and moves among residents including Wilsons Mills and Grffiths. Students and faculty attend an auditorium program while Magnolia Grange hosts a meeting. Local travel includes trips to Chicago and Toluca for business as seasons begin with a basketball game at McNabb.
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Wilson
Toluca
Charles “Studyvin
M. Wilson
Ernest’ Mills
Henry
Enida
Mary
Griffith
Harry John ‘Mills
Chicao
Owith
Rand
Jo Smith
Amanda. Mills
John Stanford
W. G. Griffith
Amboy
Frank Garrett
University of Illinois
Magnolia Grange
Everett Parrett
Dwight
Wierman
Cassie ‘Swaney
Bickerman
Barney Swaney
Harry Wierman
Biberta
Mich
Harry
J. P. Wierman
Lancaster
Champaign
Ridge Farm
Mra
Andrew Wolfe
Baba
A. B. Wilson’s
Croup
Local notices from Varna and vicinity blend farm life and flu talk
Reading like a community page, the Varna area report covers corn husking at the Wels farm, timber sales, new influenza cases, a birth at Henry hospital, and visits. It records church and school events, travel to Chicago and Rockford, duck hunting, a peace rally, and local food administration notes on flour and sugar amid wartime shortages.
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Jesse Reinbeck
George Holler
Propa
Alex Wels
Mr. Barr
Lacon
Weta
Anthony DeWalt
Arthur Damm
Ed Klein
Henry Hospital
Frank Wunder
Billy Reed
Pontiac
Whitefield
George Waughop
Benny
Hunt
Charles Hunt Mere
Billy Clifton
Tommy Compton
Sparland
Leslie Waughop
Dickson
Sugar Grove News in Grove Township Visits and School Return
Sugat t Grove reports visits from Mr and Mrs John Clawson and families including Mrs Alice Vail. Grandma Moffitt visited, Sugar Grove School reopened after vacation with Mary Schubert substituting and Rebecca McAllister ill. Several local residents ill or recovering from flu while drive quotas show Whitefield $4700 and Niblock $178.50.
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John Clawson
Mervin
Harrison
Alice Vail
Elmer Hunt
Raymond Hunt
Edith Herr
Grandma Moffitt
Cora Seelye
Charles McAllister
Sugar Grove
Mary Schubert
Rebecca McAllister
Orman Rowe
Thiotbar
H. J. Blackburn
Whitefield Township
Niblock
Cora
Seelge
Miss Lundeon
John Divelbiss
Judge Miles to preside Marshall county term in January
Lacon Journal reports Charles V. Miles of Lacon will preside at the Marshall county circuit court January term beginning the second Monday in January. It is Miles first appearance as circuit judge after recent Republican election victory over predecessor Clyde E B Stone. Delbert Taylor named acting and likely permanent Sparland postmaster. he previously served as postmaster for years. An advertisement promotes Chamberlains Tablets for sleep and indigestion.
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Fiine
Raphael-Em
Manuel
Mesopotamia
Stiles
Marse
Charles Johnson
Canin‘Gratt
Rockford
Heshand
Job
Lawrence K
Belwein
Iowa
Aman
Huffstetter
Eddie
Schmitt
Varna
Lacon
Gregg
Stateler
Wenons
Brosig
Milwaukee
Lacony Ibe Vee Oy
Jennie
Helgar Krantz
Wenona
Mgg
Charles Holmstrom
A. R. Wright
Chicago
Philathea
Dleas
George Smith
Joe McCluskey
Brey
Ralph~Myers
Waterloo
Maude Myers
Kenosha
Wis
Orman Mudd
Thompson
Ill
Grandma Myers
L. W. McBride
Bertha Kelly
Lucinda McCuskey
Stella McCuskey
San Pedro
Ed Quiram
Laura
Pomona
Cal
Eastman
LaRose
Leland H. Broaddig
Peoria
Hoge
Bullman
Coonie Koch
Clifford Jenkens
Norwood
Indiana
William Beir
Coe
Shrdluun
Texas
Woman's Literary Club
Minnie Wright
Sam Brenn
Magnolia
Charles V. .Miles
Marshall County
Miles
Clyde EB. Stone
Delbert—Taylor
Sparland
Taylor
Thanksgiving Day Proclamation Marks New Peace Era
President Wilson designates Thanksgiving Day for November 28 praising divine guidance. He cites peace as a great triumph of right and a pledge of a new era of justice, urging unity and mutual respect to build a culture of peace among nations.
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Wilson
Nietius
Preparedness and Healing Remedy Advertisement
Slogan promotes Wise man theme and antiseptic healing remedy. The ad touts a 50 cent bottle that yields $2.00 worth of treatment and lists multiple sellers including Duke Bros Henry W Weathers Magnolia W H Quiram Lacon T E Gapen Co Sparland M M Henking Co Putnam. It urges readiness to prevent blood poisoning and frames the product as economical.
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Karris
Duke Bros
Henry
Ww. H. Weathers
Magnolia
W. H. Quiram
Lacon
T.E. Gapen & Co. Spariand
MM. Henking’ & Co
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