Illinois paper urges subscriptions and school events
The Republican notes subscription offers for The enry Republican and Western Plow man, details a Teachers Institute session at the Presbyterian church, and previews Eureka college stone celebration. It also reports water needs for a new school, canal navigation changes, and library-like notices, plus a lengthy traveler’s correspondence from Texas and California.
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Enry Republican
Western Plowman
Morgan
Teachers Institute
Presbyterian Church
Eureka College Corner
Country
Board of Education
Finais and
Michigan Canal
Bridgeport
la Salle
Joliet
Board of Canal Commissioners
Monney
Prairie State
J. I. Veach
Pasadena
Cal
Ed P. Gaston
West
Bralos
New Mexico
Rocky Mountain News
Trinity Methodist Church
Sunddy Echool
Christian Odoayor Society
Newsboy’s Mission
Young Men's Prohibition League
Arapahoe County
Magnolia Grange Brother and Sister Contest Recap
A Magnolia Grange program featured a contest between the granger brothers and sisters. The sisters presented solos, duets, readings, essays, and poems by Olive Bell Flo Given Edith Price Grace Price Cora Boyle Lucretia M Smith Emma Price Emma Wilson and others, while the men followed with selections and orations by H K Smith J B Price F E Smith and W A Smith. The event was well received and highlighted by readings on topics from politics to future of agriculture and art history.
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Magnolia Grange
Olive Bell
Flo Given
Banay
Edith Price
Grace Price
Fancie Griffith
Laura Smith
Emay
Cora Boyle
Huldah Smith
Annad
Wilson
Mattie Wilson
Bellow
Beck
Lucretia M. Smith
Theo Wilson
Rolo
Belle C. Beck
Emma Price
Duo Bwaney
F. E. Smith
W A. Smith
Contest Recital Ends With 75 Point Defeat
The event featured numerous poems and songs by Wilson and other authors while Dud and Atherton selections were read. The team fell badly behind by 75 points and searches for a supper cook follow the loss. Bro Bell, captain, forgot to include his own oration on the program, which would have tied the score if present. REPORTER.
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O Wilson
J A Wilson
A. B Wilson
Roy Bumgaroer
M. A Wilson
W G. Griffith
Dennia Finnegad
Massy
O. Smith
Atherton
F. E
H .K. Smith
Entitled to the Beat
Adare touts Syrup of Figs as the best family remedy to cleanse the system when costive or bilious. Bottles priced 50 cents to 100 dollars, sold by all leading druggists.
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Adare
Anlo
Correction on Granys Syrup and Local Farming Notes
The Republican notes that some syrup samples were misidentified as Potter's at the Grange Fair, with H K Smith's sample winning first and Potter's second. It lists syrup production figures for A B Wilson, F E Smith, and ALB La Qippe, and adds farm-scene anecdotes including John Gregory's Nebraska trip and his kin. It promotes Dr Powell's New Discovery for respiratory illness with trial bottle offer.
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H. K Smith
Grange Fair
Potter
Smith
H. K. Smith
Wilson
E. Smith
King
Dr Powell's Drug Store
Nuptial Day at St Mary's with Schaefer and Yaeger Daughter
The article details the Catholic ceremony at St Mary's where Joseph A. Schaefer of Pearis and Helens Yaeger of Peoria wed in a traditional nuptial mass. Father Bernard Bank officiated with a large attendance, and congratulations followed at the vestry. The bride, in cream white benrietta, and groom, in black, were later seen on the church steps as guests extended best wishes. The couple planned a Chicago honeymoon and will reside at 104 McBean Street, Peoria.
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St Mary’s Catholic Church
Joseph A. Schaefer
Sontag-Post
Pearis
Helens
Bernard Yaeger
Holy Sisters
Friends of the Fair Bride
Bernard Bank
Ed Schick
Barney Koch
Christian Schaefer
Mra Frances Haaser
Pext Ion
Father Bank
Schaefer
Sodality
Preenta
Germany
Mra B. Yaeger
Mra Schaefer
Chicago
McBean Street
Peoria
Electric Bitters Proclaimed by Idaville Residents
Idaville Indiana residents postmaster Timmons farmer Leslie and hardware merchant Gardner praise Electric Bitters for kidney liver and general vitality. They report renewed strength appetite and zest. Only 60 cents a bottle at Dr Powell's drug store.
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Dr Powell
Untitled Local Ad Fragments Mention CALVIN OO and Moodey
A fragmentary line from a local notice mentions CALVIN OO and Moodey alongside a city resident, creating a brief, unclear record of a personal or civic item.
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Ohne
Laughtar
Calvin OO
C. Moodey
Boter Ith
Married. Bank and Chafe announce marriages in two cities
In this city on October 27 at St Mary’s church Roy Bernard Bank editor of the Bon tag Post Peoria and Helena Mises daughter of Bernard Yaeger of this city wed. At Wenona on October 16 at the bride’s parents residence Rev Rogers officiated Dr A G Gray of Emporia Kan and Eva Richey daughter of John C Dent were married.
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St Mary's Church
Roy Bernard Bank
Joseph A. 8Chafe
Bontag-Post
Peoria
Mises Helena
Bernard ‘Yaeger
Wenona
Parenta
Rogers
A. G. Gray
Emporia
Kan
Eva Richey
John C. Dent
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