Photograph envelopes spark new mail photo option for sale
The article notes photograph envelopes marketed for mailing photos via the office. It mentions river rise improving steamer City of Peoria travel time. It lists local residents and social events, including excursions to Chicago and a church sociable with proceeds of 175 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
David McDonough
William
Mahlon Diehl
Chicago
Henry
St Joseph’s Catholic Church
Henry Republican
George Halblieb
Phebe Bowar
Wapella Iowa
George
Will Philley
St Louis
Booth
Kirk
T. Newell Leavitt
Maron
Joseph Schick
Reiser
Joseph Merdian
Chas Devore
A.J. Diehl
Torch
Champaign
Joseph Kapraun
John R. Gitzinger
Stever’s
Lacon
Epworth League
Rex
Elk
Anderson
Longfellow
Gilkerson
Ford County
Horace Hutchins
Addie Bratt
Washington
Howard Young
Charles Ruggles
Joliet
Henry area notices and town updates from May events
Local items report arrivals and departures of residents and visitors, business moves, and upcoming church programs. Notable mentions include James Lambert of Bloomington visiting with daughter May, plans for Miss S Ksyzki to visit Chicago, Mrs P Hill’s Louisville reunion, and numerous local tradespeople expanding shops and homes.
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J. A. Melick &Co
S. James Lambert
Bloomington
May
Tonica
S. Ksyzki
Chicago
Alex Hilb
Lake Michigan
P. Hill
Louisville
Henry and Sparland
Sparland
Sparlands
Brute Hartley
Frank Coan
Coan
Kermeen
John Noon
Ohio River
Peoria
John
Ephraim Hoyt
Ferguson
Mr Hoyt
F. Quintal
Brown
Business College
Ilinois
Charles Peck
Champaign County
Geo Vail
Elmwood
Ayer
Cannah Jones
Gibson City
Mr Jones
Wm Kuss
A. V. Goltra
Kuss
Moodey
Putnam
A. J. Bashford
C. Cotton
L. C. Morris
Rock Island Co
Henry
George Russell
Heim’s
Charles Perdew
Big 4 Association
Anderson
Iacon
Cornet
Lacon
Venona
Krank
F. A. Wallace
John Riggs
Alex Brown
N. J. Mathis
Oxbow
Christian Church
Rowe
Jones’s Corner
Deacon Dunlap
Choosing Shoes for Fit and Style Across Brands
The speaker contrasts buying for shape retention versus variety in style and finish. They advise that for lasting form you can choose any option but for broad style choices seek brands offering variety in style, width, and finish.
No better place to go than this destination found
The fragment hints at a claim that there is no superior location to visit or use, urging readers toward a standout choice. It lacks concrete entities or specifics beyond the assertion of quality and exclusivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gawantel
U.S
Linois
Rik RK
Hennepin Canal
Chicago
Maney
Callen T A. Harney &Co
Henry, Il
Anawan, Ill
Henry
E P. Harney
Illinois River Valley authors plan Picturesque Winds River volume
Reports from London Mills describe B R Brown visiting for a project on Picturesque Winds River with contributors J S Burt George Wightman and Frederick Kneb. Miller faces a furlough after a railroad mishap while aiding in a washout rescue. The piece notes a dramatic lunar eclipse, a fierce electric storm, and local accidents. Uncle Alfred Judd is remembered for peaceable leadership and kindness as the old-settler era fades. Flora Runnells, daughter of Wesley Runnells, plans to attend high school next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Brown
Illinois River
J.S. Burt
George Wightman
Frederick Kneb
Massachusetts
Asa Miller
R. Jones
Kansas
Rio Grande
Miller
Peoria
Bradford
Chicago
Weis Ros
Elmer Quinn
Swemn
Elmer
Northwestern Feather Renova Itor Co
Campbell Building
London Mills
Alfred Judd
Flora Runnells
Whitefield Corners
Sonder
Wesley Runnells
Cash Business Plan Promises Better Goods for Less
A plan touts a cash based approach to buying and selling, claiming it delivers better goods at lower cost than the old time buyer system where payments cover goods purchased. The message urges steady, calm commerce without expanding credit.
School Supply Store Ad Fragments Provide List of Items
Readable text lists items for purchase including inks tablets paper pens sponges pencils brooms dusters brushes window glass crayons erasers and more. It notes the place to buy but the location is cut off.
No-to-bac and other remedies advertise quit aids
A collage of 19th century ads touts No-to-bac a tobacco habit cure with claims of enhanced vigor and guarantees. It includes books at drugstores and mail options from The Sterling Remedy Co Chicago and New York addresses, plus other notices for Chamberlain’s remedy and eye care services, plus railroad ticket offers from Webb's Ticket Office Peoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Randolph St
New York
Spruce St. Ly
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Hditor
Hool
Niece
Decribe
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Ivan Monier
Aan
Nellie Fosbenner
Peo
J. W
Presbyterian Church
Banday
Hiram Hunter
Winchester
Ohn Stodel
Cabary
HL Hutchins
Chion
Roing
Luke
Jay Greg
Princeville
Yaeger
Helen Hungerford
Mendota
Robert, Wilson
Hattie Spencer
Gales
Ege
Derrick
Opa
O.N. Leene
Lae
East
Watercott & Co
Henry, Ill
A, Fiedler & Son
Sean
Marshall County
Bargain House
Powers Fair Store
Henry, Illinois
Chamberlain
J. O. Marlow
Decaturville
Powell
Steneg
Wantay Brown
Peoria Business College
Wyatt
Main Street
Peoria Ill
Peoria Optical Co
W. H. Stever
Webb's
South Adams St
Ils
Mason's
J. A. Mexiox & Co
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