Legal notices and agency listings for Henry Illinois
In Henry Illinois on December 26 1978 AMW Pool offers life and fire insurance through multiple insurers and real estate services. Attorneys Fred Spotter P Perley and R Wh Waterfall provide collection and conveyancing services with notary public duties.
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Uotice
Ota
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A.M. Pool
OAN
Ronal
Prine Rien Life
Lumber Yard
Henry
Ill
Pensions and Patents Consultation Ad
Announcement for all persons with business in bounty pensions and patents to consult L, CL in Illinois for free advice and information.
Democratic meeting dull and quiet in Lacon area
The meeting drew few attendees outside Lacon and Gen Black did not show up. Ed ward Lynch offered no speech, while Geof Rinaker delivered a strong address. Campaign events feature speakers Fort Baneta Steven Brink and Miss Anna Powell with music and community notices throughout the week.
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Lacon
Gen Black
Edward Lynch
Geof Rinaker
Court House
Naponkear
Tiaket
Fam Hy
Harm Placer Fort
Washourne
Baneta
Richland Town Hall
Rov Steven Brink
Burson
Sparland Notes and Local Happenings in Brief
Readable items cover visitors and family news in Sparland. Bonham of Chicago visits, Mrs Placher travels to New York, George King adopts a boy, and a baby girl arrives. Local building, carpenters at work, a stable fire at Truitt farm, and community events pepper the column. Election talks urge intelligent voting for communal interests.
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Sempson
Ilt- Ua
Onesur Bonham
Chicago
William SI Bonham
Joseph Placher
New York
Joseph Seemes
George King
George
Phranger
Ule
Lider Zimmerman
Carroll County
Geo Divukle
Lacon
James Garret
G. Walker
Truitt
Yankee Street
Frank Barr
Charley Wescott
Miss Grim
Toost Venona
Steuben
Smith
Jones
Brown
Henry Titun
Fairbury
Edwards
Gaston
Tracy
Lillie Buck
Mattie Adkinson
Henry
Nancy Gehr
Sparland
Sans
George Burson
Galesbury
Lewis
Ed “Urson
Button
Abingdon
Onae
Whitefield Vote Early for Garfield and Arthur
In Whitefield residents are urged to vote early next Tuesday for Garfield and Arthur. The notice promotes rapid turnout and emphasizes the election's local importance.
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Garfield
Arthur
Weather and crops dominate Saratoga notes in spring update
Early dawn to dusk, corn rattles in sideboards as wind damages stalks. Mr Hennesy reports a new crib and over 8000 bushels to pick. Cholera affects Hoge and many others while Mr Iickey recovers. Miss Ahna Webber shuts school a week for whooping cough. DeWitt Van Ostrand buries a child. Rev Lanmon preaches at M E church burial ground. Garfield sentiment rises. temperance pledges signed. voting antics described in Lacon with a paper hurdle for an immigrant voter.
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Saratoga
Hennesy
Lanmon
Eathor Paxters
Garfield
Indiana
Lacon
La Prairie notes on abolition era, locals, and odd tales
In La Prairie and Lawn Ridge early abolition activity, local families like Hamiltons and a Dr Hoover’s colored helper are described. A fringe of district life includes a Lindsey Hall wedding, a horse stock figure tied to Peter Logan, odd community incidents with a wildcat and arsenic, schoolwork, farm sales, and town changes.
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G. Locka
Miss Williams
Washington
Tazewall County
Peter Logan
Lindsey
Duck
Little Red House
G. M
Iike Nasby
Bro Hinmans
Misa Jones
Osceola
Speers
Milas Peters
Ackron
U. X
Capt. Speers
Nelson Halsted
X. Fred. Green
Charles Garman
Lowa
J. P
Inelst
Lebam
Democratic mass meeting in Armory hall heard by large audience
Judge Parrett presided at Armory hall Thursday as T M Shaw from Lacon J Q Allen and Thomas Judd spoke to a mixed audience of Republicans and Democrats. Shaw and Allen drew loud applause with two hours of discussion on U S government. Oliver Allen and Miss Ro Hamilton wed Friday driving local excitement.
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Judge Parrett
Thera
T.M Shaw
Lacon
J. Q. Allen
Thomas Judd
Spesohoff
C Allen
United States
M. Shaw
Judge Allen
Oliver Allen
Illinois Central Railroad
Roa Hamilton
J . Dert
Henry
Zella
La Rose Delights With Three Busy Churches
In La Rose three churches are active with regular sabbath services. The ME church led by Rev Blair, the Presbyterian by Rev Pumpfry, and the German Lutheran by Rev Sipple. A land boom is noted as Elmer Ward sells his Bennington farm to Henry Duchesne and Matthew Van Patten while Ward plans to move next spring. Cornhusking continues with scarce help and many hands needed. Fred Somerfield’s family suffer from diphtheria. Republicans urge voters to support Garfield on November 2 and mobilize friends to back the ticket.
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Blair
Pumpfry
Sipple
Spangler Elmer Ward
Bennington
Henry Duchesne
Matthew van Patten
Ward
Kelly
Rutland
Fred Somerfield
Garfield
Tor
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