Doctor Blankner to Visit Henry and Marshall Counties
The Pan-Organic specialist Dr Frederick Blankner plans extended visits in Henry and Marshall counties. After a successful prior stay he remains in Hinkley and surrounding towns, offering treatment for chronic stomach, liver, bowel, kidney, heart, lung and nervous system ailments at the Camp House Room 2. Local endorsements praise his honesty and efficiency, urging afflicted residents to seek a heart to heart consult and possible treatment with him by Saturday Dec 3.
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Diseases of a Private Nature Campaign Ad
An advertisement urges discreet discussion of reproductive organ diseases. It claims Dr. Blankner offers confidential conversations at Ero other Camp Houses and promotes seeking treatment if afflicted, framing the topic as serious and private.
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Blankner
Nasal Catarrhand Cure Claims Made by Dr Gurable
Advert says Dr Gurable with his original treatment has cured hundreds who suffered for years. Readers are invited to consult him to learn whether he can help their nasal catarrh and deafness, offering a personal consultation opportunity.
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Delinquent subscriptions notice and community sketches
Notice to newspaper subscribers about post office rules banning carried-through mail for delinquent accounts. Publishers urge prompt payment to avoid removal from lists. The page also features local verse, notices, and social news from Sugar Grove including visits, injuries, a hospital case, and updates on residents and families.
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Local City Notes and Town Gossip In Henry Issue
Mrs. McGillick shopped in Peoria on Saturday and Mrs. Camp browsed in Chicago last week. J W Niece, longtime local druggist, is in poor health. James A Doyle left La Salle Daily Post. Various visits, illnesses, and local events across Henry and surrounding towns are noted, including licenses, football plans, market quotes, and Thanksgiving activities.
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Alford Brown
Galesburg
Emma Colligan
Castleton
Henry
Chillicothe
Spring Valley
Fred Noll
Peoria
Adolphe Schupp
Lacon
Clara Bay
Sparland
Roland Cumming
Moline
Pavilion Park
Main Street
Gee. Travis
Ottawa
Herman H Pletsch
McNabb
A. Katherine Goech
Peru
George Trompeter
Conrad Schwarz
Germany
Trompeter
Schwarz
William Farling
Whitefield
H. B. Lowden
Chicago
J.O. Hill
George A Burt
Ehohn Betts
South Whitefield
Social notes from Bradford area and surrounding townships
Mr and Mrs Theodore Clark visited near Bradford. Mrs and Mrs B M Mortell and family called on Wm Mielkey. Floyd Mielkey of Lombardville helps uncle William with corn picking. George Hall Bert Hall and Mrs Richard Hall attended a cousin's funeral in Chillicothe. Jesse Barker's aunt Mrs Wm Shorts hosted a visit with Mr and Mrs Clark Righthouse and family. Mary Hall of Bradford visited with Miss Blanche Mielkey and Sherman Hodges. Ivan Shorts aided Jesse Barker with corn washing. Owls on the street head out early, sparking a headlight debate. Mary Anderson, aiding Mrs Wm Fountain, has returned home near Lombardville. Box social at District 51 School drew a good crowd Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Wm Shorts visited their niece Mrs Fannie Young, ill for some time.
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Theodore ‘Clark
Ed. Clark
Bradford
B. M. Mortell
Mielkey
Floyd
Lombardville
William Mi
Blanche Mielkey
Sherman Hodges
Mary Hall
Ivan Shorts
Jesse Barker
Ada
Mary Anderson
Wm. Fountain
District 51
Wm Shorts
Fannie Young
The Military Tract Land Grant and County Names
A historical sketch details the 1812 land set aside as bounty for soldiers, creating the Military Tract between the Illinois and Mississippi rivers. It explains settlement patterns, county organization in 1825, and the naming of counties after notable figures such as Calhoun Pike Adams Brown Hancock McDonough Knox Warren Mercer Henry Stark Putnam and Fulton, linking each to Revolutionary or War of 1812 deeds.
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Molly Stark
Isca Ayidow
Marshall
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For Sale Items and Local Notices in Illinois Farm District
A scattered ad set lists farm property, stock insurance, and hogs for sale with contact names in Henry Illinois. It also includes a tobacco and cough remedy promotion and a long, fragmented personal notice urging readers to keep the paper and not cancel deliveries.
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