Local notices mix of school sickness and events
Magnolia department reports several students ill and missing days with others attending classes. A string of social events includes bake sale for charity, picture shows at the Princess theater, and Sunday school activities. Neighborhood deaths and travels are noted along with farm news and local visitors.
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County Woman's Club Holds Two Meetings in November
The County Woman's Club held two late November gatherings with Mrs. Irvine Broaddus hosting the first. Officers were elected: president Mrs. John Bumgarner, vice president Miss Hines, secretary Mrs. Howard Auh. A Thanksgiving program followed, including a reading by Mrs. Irving Broaddus and an original verse by Mrs. C. E. Allen. The club adjourned to meet November 23 at Mrs. Charles Rogers, with a Christmas program planned.
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Bumgarner
Lawrence-Ash
William Kleip
Howard Ash
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Wood
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Filer
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William Gardner
Fate of the Waterway in Illinois debated in state politics
In Illinois a heated campaign centered on a proposed waterway from Joliet to Utica funded by 5 million of a 20 million bond issue. Republicans favor minimal depth while Democrats push deeper channels. court rulings loom before any action. Experts question fourteen-foot depth, arguing eight feet may suffice for limited traffic and river connections.
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Utica
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Elect Lowden
Dunne
London
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court
Ak Gaying
Llinois
Joliet
Clear Bad Skin From Within Pills Advertisement
A vintage ad promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a blood impurity remedy for clearer skin. It promises a full morning bowel movement, non-griping and free from poisons, with a night dose, and notes availability at the local druggist for 26 cents.
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Dr. King
Agreed With lint A country doctor called at night
A young doctor in a rural district is called to treat a farmer's suffering son. He dismisses the pain with odd medical terms while the farmer’s mother misinterprets it as a stomach ache, creating a clash between science and belief in a tense bedside scene.
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Mia
Irwin
New
Kensington
Chamberlain
Tredico
F. H. Hunt Pays Highest Cash Price for Purs nand Hides
F H Hunt advertises paying the highest cash price for purs and hides of all kinds across the market. Divt.
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F.H. Hunt
Henry
F. H. Hunt
Indigestion Sufferer Finds Relief with Chamberlain's Tablets
Mia Thomas Casey of Geneva reports her husband endured years of indigestion with stomach pains and distress after meals. After taking Chamberlain's Tablets, he experienced immediate relief. Ad promotes availability everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Mia
Thomas Casey
Geneva
Trapping Season Opens in Illinois Boosts Pelt Prices
The trapping season begins in Illinois with thousands of muskrats, minks, skunks and other fur bearing animals captured. About 2000 muskrat pelts were sent to New York market last week as trappers earn 25 cents per pelt, stimulated by higher prices due to reduced European imports. Trap lines along the Illinois river, lakes and bayous yield muskrat and rabbit pelts mainly, plus mink, weasel, skunk, opossum and raccoon. Buyers prepare to rapidly handle receipts, many pelts handled by farm boys seeking spending money during the dull season.
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New—York
Illinois River
United States
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