Not a Candidate for Governor in 1904
A Springfield to Peoria exchange reports J V Graff may seek the Republican nomination for governor, but Graff declares no current intention to run. He says he will seek reelection to Congress when the time is right and that party plans are undetermined for next year.
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Springfield
Chicago
Politvent
J. V. Graff
Peoria
Inter Ocean
Ste
Repace
Republican
Jas
Congress
A Pioneer Retrospect at Stark County Old Settlers Picnic
A. J. Hammond of Wyoming reflects at the Stark County Old Settlers picnic on pioneer days and progress since the last sixty years. He contrasts growth of prairies into farms and towns with life’s joys and sorrows, urging readers to value community, government, and humanity while seeking happiness.
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A. J. Hammond
Wyoming
Stark County
Dent
Illinois Leader Installed as CCNY President
John H. Finley was formally installed as president of the College of the City of New York in New York City last week. A large gathering of prominent men witnessed the ceremony and celebrated the educator's promotion with pride.
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Ilinois
New York
John H. Finley
College of the City of
Doctor Winley
DeWitt Witch Hazel Balm Ad Promises Quick Healing
An old ad touts DeWitt Witch Hazel Balm as the pure unadulterated remedy for cuts burns bruises and itching claiming it outperforms rivals and labeling other witch hazel salves as counterfeit Sold by Dr Powell.
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DeWitt
Deivitt
GU. DeWitt
Dr Powell
Columbus Lifework Honored In Biography Note
The article extols Christopher Columbus as a master mind and envoy of freedom. It notes his discovery of the Western Continent in 1492, his Ital ian birth, and his enduring impact on civilization. He died May 20, 1500, with interment in Havana Cuba. Mary Ryan.
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Columbus
Christopher Columbus
Chriotopher
Italy
Castile and Leon Colum
America
Havana
Cuba
Mary Ryan
J S Thompsons Will Bequeaths Remainder To Heirs
The will of J S Thompson filed for probate provides for widow and firm continuity, bequeathing 3000 to Robert G Thompson, 35000 to James H and Stephen D Thompson each, 1000 to several nieces and nephews, 50 to Caroline Smith, 100 each to multiple others, 5000 to the Methodist Episcopal Church of Lincon, and 1000 annually for cemetery care. Executor named is John I Thompson.
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J. S. Thompson
Jo Bompson
J. S. Thompson & Bou
Robert G. Thompson
James H
Stephen D Thompson
So “Pohie
Georgia Brateler
Iva Roblin
Breddie Barkow
Epley Fisher
Martha Ong
Isabelle March
Hever Tecnice Cranper
Caroline Smith
Durinda Ong
Kate Kelley
Minnie Guede Owen
Margie Loftus
Christ Behenk
Mary Henderson
Clara V. Henderson
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Thorne
New Discovery Saves Family From Severe Coughs
Mrs W. K Haviland of Armonk New York reports her daughter nearly died from a whooping cough but recovered after using Dr King's New Discovery. Her niece with advanced consumption also recovered. the medicine is praised as infallible for coughs and colds. Trial bottles are offered and guaranteed by Powell's drug store.
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Mra W. K. Haviland
Armonk
N. Y
King
Powell
Rey
A Word for Dad
A reflective piece contrasts a father's daily toil with a mother's chores, praising his early rising, rent keeping, and dinner duties. It laments his absence in many homes and honors the father who shoulders burdens while mothers manage the rest.
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Sud-Baker
Baptism Fable: Bishop Confronts Jim for Baby Sprinkling
Pall Mall Gazette recounts a Melbourne incident where Bishop Gee, once a curate, visits Jim the Blugger who blocks the door and demands a fight before any baptism. After a scuffle, the bishop prevails and the baptism proceeds, with Jim later becoming a churchgoer.
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Gee
Melbourne
Jim the Blugger
Payan
Jim
Pall Mall Gazette
Deaths and tributes from the Peoria Star fragment
The Peoria Star notes multiple obituaries and notices: Harriet Williams dies after two years illness at Yankee Street home. funeral conducted by Rev. Elliott at Chillicothe Baptist Church. John S. Thompson praised in Home Journal for a remarkable life as a financier who faced death bravely. Lillian J. Morse dies in Wenona after a year illness. Catharine J. McKean dies in Bradford age 48. various memorial lines and a testimonial for Electric Bitters as a liver and kidney remedy.
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Taija
Peoria
Fred Bhurts
Harriet Willams
Luther Williams
Yankee Street
Sparland
Maraball County
Elliott
Chillicothe Baptist Church
Tesmer
Home Journal
John 8. Thomp
Lacon
John
Thompson
Boariaud
Sweet Sloan
Lillian J. Morse
Wenona
Bradford
Catherine J. McKean
R. J. McKean
John A. Griewold
Milo
Reading notices and their value to advertisers
A 19th century discussion from the National Advertiser questions whether free reading notices have value for advertisers and newspapers. It argues that advertising space should be paid for, comparing it to merchants not giving away goods.
A Woman's Complexion and the Liver Cure
An article touts August Flower as the safe path to a clear complexion by improving liver function. It claims the remedy cleanses blood, cures constipation and nervous symptoms, and notes trial and regular bottle prices available at druggists.
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Polbuah Green
al! Druggiste
Probate Court notices and real estate transfers
Court House News reports probate actions and real estate transfers. Final settlements and administrator discharges are noted for several estates, including David Moore William Goodfellow and Henry Malone, with claims adjustments and bond issuances. Multiple property transfers in Toluca Santa Fe Wenona Camp Grove and related lots are listed with executors and buyers.
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David—Moore
William Goodfellow
Emma M. Swanson
Henry Malone
E. H. Hutchins
John Davidson
Otto A. Scherer
Toluca
Thomas Harwood
John Harwood
LaRone
Charles Galbasini
Christian Henning
Otto Scherer
Joseph F. Geenen
Tolucas
Joseph H. Jones
Clinton E. Smith
Henry
Richard
H. Cheatham
Cumberland
Liggett
Bik
Camp Grove
Jacob Byphers
Susan Culver
Charles & Fogg
Belle C. Wright
Wenona
The Little Country Paper and The Town Sun
A compact nostalgic piece on the local newspaper role in town life. It contrasts yellow journalism with the paper that reports on crops, social events, and who’s up or down. The excerpt ends with a humorous testimonial about Dr King’s New Life Pills.
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Nis
Tlome
Former Marshall County residents hold annual reunion in Iowa
Story County hosts a reunion of former Marshall County Illinois residents now living in Zearing and surrounding areas. Fifty three attendees join in at Lincoln Heights the home of Joseph Miller with guests from Webster City and Wenona. Officers elected for the new year include Mary Miller as president and Myrtle Martin as secretary. The gathering featured a large shaded grove meal, toasts, talks, and fond farewells as attendees hoped the day would linger in memory.
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Story County
Iowa
Marshall County
Illinois
Zearing
Lincoln Heights
Joseph Miller
Wal ‘Ter Challant Ao
Hamilton
Mra Nellie Dakin
Webster City
8. E. Martin
Alya Dicky
Wenona
Mary &. Miller
Myrtle K. Martin
John Wesley and a Cure Mention Chamberlain’s Remedy
A humorous Victorian tone claims John Wesley told his wife why one can tell a child the same truth repeatedly. The piece then touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as effective for colds grip and pneumonia caution, with sale by Dr Powell.
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John Weasley
Wesleys
John Wesley
Chamberlain
Powell
A Cure for Dyspepsia Promises Relief With Kodol
A testimonial from W W Saylor of Alfard Pennsylvania claims complete cure of chronic dyspepsia after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. The ad asserts appetite loss, weakness, headaches, and digestion woes are cured by Kodol, said to contain natural digestive juices and tonic properties and to cleanse and sweeten the stomach. Sold by Dr Pawwell.
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Pawwell
Grace A Stayt named dean for women at Knox College
The article notes Grace A Stayt of Chicago chosen dean for women as the football season signs point to her as a hero. Myrtle Sherer of Galva named director of athletics for women at Knox College in Galesburg. Subscribe for The Republican.
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Grace A. Stayt
Chicago
Myrtle Sherer
Galva
Knox College
Galesburg
Republican
Scott's Emulsion Promises Health For All Ages
An old advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as vital for men women and children. It claims to restore flesh strength and growth for those with wasting diseases and pale or thin individuals, and invites readers to request a free sample from Scott & Bowne in New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Chemiats
Pearl Street
New York
Cnn
Fruth
Carey
Ala
Owe Porist
Pcura
Drexel State Bank
Circuit Court Docket Published With Many Cases
The Monday session led by Judge Worthington lists numerous People’s and law cases. Dockets include indictments, assumpsits, evictions, foreclosures, partitions, and divorces involving Peters Gibbs Bickerman Lappan Burgett and other named parties across Toluca and surrounding locales.
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Circuit Court
N. £. Worthington
People of
Tiinois
Joseph Peters
Tiliaois
Hulda Gibbs
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Quick Pain Relief
An elderly man praises Ballard's Snow Liniment saying it goes right to the spot to cure rheumatism. C Smith of Texas endorses the remedy for aches and pains and throat and heat discomfort. sold at Dr Powell's drug store in 25c 60c and 1 dollar sizes.
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Ballard
C . Smith
Tevada
Texas
To Home Seekers with Chicago & Northwestern Rail Service
Escorting buyers to Minnesota and South Dakota at one fare plus $2.00 with money refunds. Claims best bargains in the middle north and prices lower than rivals. Payment in cash upon purchase and promise of a productive value. Wealthy offer by W. H. Forrest.
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Chicago & Northwestern R. R
Minnesota
South Dakota
Middle North
Arra River
Attyatate
W.H. Forrest
Henry Republican Ad Offers Stationery and Subscriptions
The Henry Republican publishes stationery for sale including envelopes with and without return cards, mourning papers and related items. It invites non subscribers to join and offers bundled materials with The Nichols Business Guide. Readers are encouraged to refer potential subscribers and sample copies are available.
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Republican
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Hebry Republican
Henry Reublican
Henry ‘Republican
Nichols
Henry
Witts
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