Illinois Foot and Mouth Battle Clouded by Reports
An old newspaper page notes cattle losses since August 8 due to foot and mouth disease in Illinois. It mentions sale prices for farms in Bureau and Mendota areas and reports on a bank dividend, local subscriptions, and a large laws volume. It also covers a Saratoga township death, a missing child, rural mail regulations, and various local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meier Bros
Ady
Illinois
Adgt
Tont
Kewanee Star-Courier
Bureau County
Mendota
Henry Republican
Gregory
George Beetz
Tom Brown
Troy Grove
Thomas J Conway
Saratoga Township
Peoria
Chicago
Camp Grove
Bradford
Conway
Margaret Geitner
C E Ge
Dew
Spimall
J Bischoff
Coast Fillery
Fort Andrews
Mass
Wallace House
Barlle Ile
Eeseston
Minneapolis
U. S. Army
Boston
Harlville
Valine
Clapkeis
Alle
Buda
Princeton
Kowaneod-Rock Island
Ifen
Sarretem
Hve
Republican
Pupin
Columbia University
Alexander
Graham Bell
Tully
Card of Thanks From Afra Mi G Ark
During my stay I was cheered by gifts of flowers cards and kindness which I am very grateful indeed and take this method of thanking my friends for their thoughtful remembrances.
Presbyterian church dinner and notices lead to riverfront plans
The Henry Republican reports Meier Bros. Advts for gasless rooms and stove deals, the Ladies Aid meeting at Mr A R B Smith's barn, and a series of local items. It describes cement workers on Edward Street, riverfront park plans for Margaret Jones Park, and community notices about visits, sales, and local events in Henry Illinois.
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Adam Stanburg
Meler Brie Aponte
Riversides
Advt
Realdenca
Robert Horron
Charlotte Sparling
Miss Bickerman
Disosway
DIROC
Henry Central
Schlosser
Henry
A P & H J Child Land Agency
J B
McNibb
Willis B Mills
Theodore Smith
la Salle
Ottawa
A A Arnold
Leland Lalle
San Francisco
Arnold
la Sie
Iso
Tlinofls
Robert Campbell
Near
Bureau
Campbell
GEH Miller
la Rose
Miller
Dixon
Harry Reynolds
Hennepin
Charles McManus
Bureau County
Princeton
16Th High
County Central Committee
William J Calhoun
Chicago
China
W H Stead
Illinois
Calhoun
Lawrence Y Shermain
Stead
Frank O Lowden
Presbyterian Church
Roy Harris
Meier Bros
Ladies Aid
The
A RB Smith
Fternoon
Tessie Clark
Columbia
Clark Ball
Dean T A Clark
Urbana
Walter Duke
Edward Street
C. E. Stone
C. R. Jones
GC. &. Noerenberg
State University At
Champaten
Margaret Jones
Wort Street
Martin L. Coan
Bradford
Walter Bentley
Floyd Monier
T J Segraves
Fairbury
Wesley Watkins
Jonnie
Sparland
Woodbine Camp
Barry
Poland
George H Hall
Henry Ill
G. L. Shultz
Pacific Coast
George Bergantz
Sandy Creek
Jacob Helgoth
Bergantz
Helgoth
Toulon
Fern Gingrich
Nettie
Taugher
Stark County
W. Bocock
Towlon
Wen
Cyruss
Cole
LL. E Simngon
Alexandria Apartments
Estrella Avenue
Los Angeles
Cal Michael Hosey
Sperland
la Prairie Township
Marshall County
Fee
Ordears
Streers
State Highway Commission
Washington
Burliington
Stanton
Red Oak
Toworth
Phisslarge-gumris
Senathwine
Wennepin
Macne Ona
Granville
Granville Town
Roolfing
William Steele
Magnolia
John Cook
Stephen Adnal
A. Conifer
Salem
Marseilles
Hig Ford
Indianapolis
Ind
Howard Stoner
Gayligal
Frank Woods
Ific Tapta
John Kraus
Tanat
Dumas
Tenas
Caris Sawyer
Kraus
Lhia
HTC
la “Salle
Mer
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Mystic workerx and town agitates for big specials inducement
Fragmented OCR text notes busy workers in Mystic seeking twenty five or more members and inducements for a large event. Mentions Clans, Charley Reynolds, and a manager urging action in town, with garbled quotes and stray names.
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Mystic
Tor
Ras
Charley-Reynolds
Ansigtant
Aene
Dr Carrlie-Weathertly Osteopathic Physician Practice
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a doctor offering home visits for women and children with special attention to their wellness. The text mentions appointment options day or night and references medical care.
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Carrlie-Weathertly
Asvork
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the Republic
George Washington
Delaware
J. Watercott & CO
Henry, Illinois
Ceats
Watercott
Central Illinois
Alkver
Schloss
Baltimore
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