Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Converts Invalid Women to Health
A historical testimonial touts Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription as restoring health to women long bedridden by female weakness. The ad claims the remedy cures irregularities and strengthens brains, with a Baltimore physician noting weight gain and color improvement. It promotes the Common Sense Medical Adviser and offers free mailing upon stamps.
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Pierce Gelse
Philadelphia Street
York
Penna
Pierce
Aicine
Common Sense Medical Adviser
R, R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Gregory Nominated for County Treasurer by Marshall County Republicans
Marshall county Republicans selected Harrison Gregory as their nominee for County Treasurer. Gregory has long stood in Henry as a grocer and businessman, carries mail contracts, manages Western Union telephone services, and served two terms as city treasurer. He is described as capable, public spirited, and well qualified for county duties.
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Marshall County
Harrison
Western Union Telephone Co
Gregory I
New Lacon Democrat Proprietor Promises Home Print
Frank C. Sorrel takes over the Lacon Democrat and plans a home print, aiming to launch a third Marshall County paper soon. The Peoria Journal lauds Harry Runnells and his violin, while local politics note Graff and Hull at the Camp House and a Putnam meeting with Gen Sherman’s ge neral oration anticipated.
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Frank C. Sorrel
Lacon Democrat
Henry
Marshall County
Sorrela
Peoria Journal of Sunday
Harry Runnella
Harry Runnells
Peoria
Runnells
Hunnells
Bahm
Congressman Graff
Hull
Camp House
Graff
Beara Community Mourns Loss Of Local Figure
Local residents remember Som Beara, a longtime community leader, after his passing at STU hospital. Friends describe him as a generous, steady presence who supported education and youth programs across the town. A memorial service is planned at the church.
Henry City Adopts 1902 Waterworks Bonds Ordinance
Special meeting of Henry Illinois city council at city hall considers adoption of an ordinance authorizing the issue of twelve thousand dollars in waterworks bonds of one thousand dollars each to finance a water system. Bonds bear 4 percent interest, payable semiannually, with annual direct taxes to pay interest and principal. city clerk and mayor to sign and seal bonds. ordinance repeals conflicting acts.
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Henry
Humphrey
Green
Bickerman
Cambo
Yaeger
Smith
Broaddun
City of
Minotssee
Beetton
Minots
N. W. Harris & Company
United States
Ames
Marshall
Trnals
Valte
United States of America
Chicago
General Assembly
State of
Illinois
Sime
Tte Oily Clarke
A. D
Renry
N. W. Carris & Company
Saich City
Wits
Starshall County
Ilinois
Ordinance adoption and mayoral actions in 1902 council
The ordinance passed Oct 2 1902 and approved Oct 22 1902 with no nays. Albert Humphrey mayor. clerk Fred Schafer attested. Aldermen Camp Yaeger Green Bickerman Smith voted aye. motion to adjourn carried.
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Albert
Humphrey
Fred
Schafer
Alty
Alderman Camp
Yaeger
Camp
Green
Bickerman
Smith
A. G. HustenRrey
Schaefer
Richard Baguley 1828 1902 Mortuary Record
Richard Baguley born January 8 1828 in Washington County Pennsylvania died October 18 1902 aged 74 years 9 months 10 days. Son of Charles and Anna Baguley of a large Presbyterian family moved to Wheeling West Virginia then Fulton Henry and Van Orin Illinois. Married Melvina N Hulben in 1866 with son Claire H and daughter Edith I. Postmaster at Van Orin 1885 to 1897. Funeral held at home with Rev McCowan from Psalm 23. Family thanks friends for support and aid in bereavement.
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Richard Baguley
Washington County
Penn
Charles
Anna Baguley
Wheeling
W. Virginia
Virginia
James Reed
Fulton County
Henry
Melvina N. Hulben
George E. Hulben
Claire H
Edith I
George-E-Hulben
Ohio
Bureau County
Ill
van Orlo
Cleveland
Harrison
United Brethren Church
VanOrin
McCowan
M. E
Baguley
A. Nepsiuane
Chillicothe
A. Valee
Peoria
A. Hummell
Chenoa
Ethel Stubbles
Springfield
Hummell
Marian Worley
Watson
Mrs Hartsock Dies Suddenly Infant Left In Florid Home
Mrs Morgan Hartsock died Sunday night at her Florida home leaving an infant about eight days old. Aura Belle Neal, a native of Wilmington Ohio, became acquainted through a matrimonial advertisement about ten years ago with Mr Hartsock and their cheerful correspondence led to marriage.
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Morgan Hartsock
Florid
Ssaura Belle Neal
Wilmington
Family mourns death of Mrs Hartcock and James Antrim
Mrs Hartcock, 30, widowed with three children, dies leaving a bereaved husband to move to Henry. Funeral at Florid Presbyterian Church with burial in Henry cemetery. James Antrim of Whitefield dies suddenly at 45, heart failure, leaving wife Della Walker and two children. Funeral in Lacon with interment in Lacon cemetery.
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Hartcock
Henry
Florid Presbyterian Church
D.S. McCown
Henry Cemetery
James Antrim
Whitefield
Belle Plain
Township
Hopewell
Della Walker
Sparland
M. E
Lacon
Ott
Rev Roe
Rey Shafer
Democrat
Corn Carnival Premium Awards and Rural Route Plans
Premiums awarded at the Peoria Corn Carnival include Marshall and Putnam county participants with scores in shelling and white corn classes led by E V Lane H W Cannery and Conrad Holecker. Rural route 2 will be established from Sparland to Bethel church and back, total length 64 miles, population 685. Route 1 will be adjusted in LaPrairie township to serve Yankee Street area with 530 people.
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Senachwire
Putnam
Geo. Wy. Bherman
Gilenburg
Irving Williams
Peoria
Himseelf Gud
Htit& Pen. R
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pax
H. J. Gregory
Republican Party
Henry
Eg Parella
Melick
Kirchifan
Sterrett
R.F. Burt
Grand Lodge
K. of P
Galesburg
Robert Theodore
Lacon
Frank Fyffe
G. M
Marshall
Putnany
Lane
White Corn
H W Cannery
Conrad Holecker
Yallow
Andrew Morse
Ey Broaddus
Irwin Williams
L V Glover
WT Hamilton
F E Smith
Yelow
L “Hale
John Morse
A Winters
French
C Holecker
Sparland
Bethel Church
Benjamin Russell Jr
Jacob’s Road
Center South Lune
Center North Line
Wundér
la Prasrice
Yankee Street
Died In This City After Paralysis at Age 35
Laura Bell 35 died in this city after paralysis. Interment in the family plot.
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Laura B Bell
Hartnock
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