Sanford Medearis Aged 89 in Peoria Rites Held
Sanford Medearis born December 25 1827 in Clermont County Ohio faced early loss, served in the 16th U S infantry during the Mexican War, later lived in Peoria Illinois and Louisiana, married multiple times, died October 12 at 89. Funeral at Ziegler chapel and burial at Pleasant Grove cemetery Eden Peoria County. Card of thanks from family. Rural Carrier examination announced for Marshall county Illinois with open male applicants domiciled there.
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Clere
Mont Courity
Ohio
16Th
United States Infantry
Game
Mexico
San Antonio
Torus
Prom
Matamoros
Tay- 7
Peoria
Ill
Mies
Carrie
Mary
John
Eliza Jane Redenbaugh
Louisiana
Nancy
John W. Kimsey
Deal
Henry
Weesday
A. B. Smith
Ziegler
Pleasant ‘Grove
Eden
Peoria County
Henry Twere
Evan
Sanford
James Harper
Gus Hall
Harry “‘Dety
Pennsylvania
Will Ketchum
Sanford -Medearis
Algo
United States Civil Service
Marshall
Sparignd
United States Civil
Washington, D.C
Dr W J Thomas veterinary and dentist
Fragmentary OCR indicates a notice for Dr W J Thomas a veterinary and dentist serving Peoria area with address and office details. Limited legible content mentions professional roles and residence, suggesting an advertisement of services to the Western Edge stock or general practice. Further text is unclear.
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W. J. Thomas
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Peoria
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Mo Rae
Clifford Ireland Seeks Congress Seat With American Rights Stand
The article profiles Clifford Ireland the Republican candidate for Congress in the district noting his claim of no prior public office and his emphasis on strict American rights on the high seas and protection of U S citizens. It quotes his mailed answers to foreign policy questions and cites local reactions including editorials urging a strong consistent foreign policy.
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America
Echo
Repubican
Congress
Nerewith
High Seas
United States
Jefferson Building
Peoria
Evans Hughes urge cooperation between labor and capital
In a centrist address Evans Hughes tells a crowded audience of workers that wage struggles fail without cooperation between labor and capital. He argues government rests on contented workers who share in national prosperity and stresses the need to recognize the human factor in production.
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Evans Hughes
Attorney Gerry V. Stibgen Seeks Five Applications
Attorney Gerry V. Stibgen files in the law and collection business seeking five applications. The oddly garbled notice lists a legal matter and requests related submissions.
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Gerry V. Stibgen
Irish Campaign Letter Seeks Clarity on U S Foreign Policy
The Granville Beha paper notes a letter from E Hawthorne asking congress candidate Ireland from the Sixteenth district to state explicit positions on American rights at sea, neutrality cargoes, and measures against foreign interference and blacklisting. The reply appears in Ireland’s subsequent issue, reflecting ongoing voter inquiries.
Patriot Speaker Defends Letter Amid District Debate
Mr. Ireland cited a Grakviller Echo letter to show his stance on the issue. He said he wrote and signed the letter and stands upon it, contending the people have a right to know where a map stands. He defended the sentiment as honest and responsive to the district’s view.
Re election bid by Henry E Jacobs for States Attorney
Henry E Jacobs asks Marshall County voters for re election to the office of State s Attorney citing fitness and past faithful service. He vows to continue diligent work, warns against improper directions, and seeks the vote to maintain an efficient administration for four more years.
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Washburn
Marshall County
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Chicago University Law School
Supreme Court
Lacan
Post Office
Congress
Mars
Seeree Ee
Office of State's Attorney
Advt
Henry E. Jacobs
Despondency and Restorative Advice in 19th Century Ad
An antique advertisement promises relief from despondency through a dose of Chamberlain Tableta. It claims indigestion and devilousness cause melancholy and that the remedy is obtainable everywhere, offering a one or two day relief window.
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Gome
Cole
Approaching Election Machinery Faces Heavy Ballot Load
Judges and clerks in Illinois brace for a three ballot general election this November. Men vote on party tickets and a large tax and bank amendment. Women vote on presidential electors and county surveyor with a distinct ballot. Officials expect heavy counting and complex totals as women vote for the first time on presidential electors. Ballots and election supplies are being prepared for a high turnout.
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Sim
Te Party
Illinois
Cadillac used car public sale at Peoria Illinois
Cadillac Auto Druta of Peoria Illinois announces a public sale of rebuilt Cadillacs. Cars overhauled repainted nickel plated with new tops and tires, all sold with a guarantee. Models include 1912 to 1914 six or four seat Cadillacs led by a fifth annual sale.
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Cadillac
Peoria
Ill
Cadillac Care
Parrot Keeper and Skin Cure Ad Claims
An advertisement praises a talking parrot kept by a woman and links clear skin to Dr. King's New Life Pills. The copy touts blood impurities as cause of pimples and promises bright eyes and a full morning bowel movement after a nightly dose, urging readers to buy at their druggist for 26e.
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Dr. Bell
King
Dr. King
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