For Sale and Political Notices From Early 1900s Michigan Area
A mixed set of classified style items includes land sale details near Magnolia township listing 358 acres tied to Glenn farm and a note of reasonable prices, followed by a slate of political notices announcing candidacies for State Senator in the Sixteenth District and county coroner with primary dates, plus local church and community updates on attendance, schooling, and residents’ visits.
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Magnolia
Glenn Farm
Saor-State
Republica
Sena
Simon E. ‘Lantz
Broadmoor Notes Include Visits and School Openings
Broadmoor and Var na local items report visits by Francis Quinn and family to Montrose and Broadmoor relatives visiting Plainview. School reopens with about 90 pupils. Elmer Graes named principal, Miss Merritt and Miss Shedfield among staff. town socials and family travels outlined with multiple appearances from area residents.
Local pupils enroll for Henry high school year
Miss Margaret Thornley and family travel to Peoria for enrollment as a high school pupil this year. Others from the district include Hister Percy Lyft and Ed Rowe’s children joining Henry high school while former Bracken learners attend Sugar Grove. Mr and Mrs Lou Bly and Mr and Mrs Sharp also host and visit in the community. Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey ad promotes relief for colds and stuffed heads for all ages.
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Eee Auten
Jon Wherry
Whiteftield
Mure
John Ball
Minnegata
Awm. Ball
Rand
Winslow
Amon
Jerry
Frank_Ickhart
Davis
Ross Stavong
Hildreth McFieten
John Fouts
Macomb
Mabel-Huffman
Henry
Julia Christenson
Pucnan
Mattis Vans
John Skinner
Princeton
Harald Condit
Wykam
Chicago
C.cook
Thomas Finnegan
Misa
Rhode
Kildow
Henkin School
Evelyn O'Brien
Dortha
Pearson
Near
Granville
Stevens
Miso Huffnidn
A. Lith
McFester
W. S.murphy
Neptung A
Kanes
Ney
Rowe
Indiana
Paetor
Christian Church
Tas
Turpin
Homd
Varna
Miases Kreider
Bud Weeden
Wenona
Axel Anderson
Sveresin
Holmes
Rock Island
Vielock
Ars
Iniaces
Nolife-Weeden
Joulsée Merritt
Graessérav
Morea
Ozell
Charles
Stateler
Galesburg
H. H. Hayes
Charles’ Stateler -Vist
Whitney
Lostar Bundey
Merritt Vets
Held
Hoya
Varng
Lasedis
Eltizena
J.P Sfrtoh
Ser ‘Herbert
McNavb
K. "Parrott
Jean
Ned
Tctivo
Axel | Anderson's
the Shorel
Taining
Sharp
Colorado
Margaret Thornley
Peoria
Hister
Percy Lyft
Ed Rowe
Henry High School
Howard
Bracken School
Sugar Grove
Lou Bly
Ivan
Guy Wilson
Martha Wilson
Clyde- Gregory's
Whitefield Corners Social and Local Moves Noted
Stephen Grady sold his home to Mrs. Cain of Castleton and will move to Abingdon. Dr. Willitt expands his house adding a second story and a larger cistern while road improvements under way toward the True store. A social gathering hosted 18 relatives of Mrs. Swift, with two days of picnicking at Walnut Grove. School opened last Monday with a remodeled building and new seats.
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Speri
P. . Phillips
Blanch Swope
Northampton
Ben Davis
Sarah Russell
Princeton
F. Barnes
Colhumbia
Mabel Gruner
Portoom
Cod
Edelstein
Lawn Ridge
Root's Grove
Spoer
la Pratria
Speer
Whitefield Corners
Stephen Grady
Morton Swift
Fred” Sparling
Omaha
Neb
Walnut Grove
Nes
Henry
Percy Swift
Margaret Herr
Pernice Snyder
Georke
Barker
Iuife
Tetan
Osdick
Lucian
Jack Applen
Rani
tilJohanson Willmove Statleite Whitefield
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American Telegraph and Telephone Co
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Community Benefit Burial Association
H. W. Adams
Bernard Haugens
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