Puterbaugh for Illinois Supreme Court in 1912 race
An editorial endorsement from the Peoria Labor Gazette urges voters in the Fifth Supreme District to support Judge Leslie D Puterbaugh for the Illinois Supreme Court. It lauds his integrity, modern outlook, and long legal experience and calls him a fit guardian of liberty and justice. The piece notes upcoming primaries September 15 and a special election October 20.
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Public Sale Notice at Parsonage in Whitefield 1913
Public sale announced for the parsonage in Whitefield on Tuesday September 16 1913 at 2 pm. Items include sorrel driving horse single buggy road cart leather seating chairs rockers dining furniture beds dressers and more with cash or bankable note terms. Also sale of a fine residence on Deacon Hill known as the F Becker homestead with 9 rooms and ample lot. Pure bred stallion for sale imported from France, and a hydraulic press advertisement with weekly Thursday sale at Peter Wank’s farm.
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B.ghbhart
R. E. McColl
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Becker
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Confrey's orchestra to perform at Pavilion Park Friday
Local news notes Fr Gensler's St Mary’s parish devotions, farmland hog sale planned by Y S Glenn, and a frost sighting. Water works upgrade with a substitute motor, Miss Lou Willey returns from Rye North Beach, and hay fever remedy via cold storage. Community events include shooting match, GAR encampment travel, and a flag raising at Starved Rock with local attendees.
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Gensler
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Henry
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Peter Moon
Hubert’s
Lou Willey
Willard
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Peoria
H H Leech
E A Hall
Fr Brennan
New York City
Miss Brennan
Europe
Frank Brown
GAR
Chattanooga
Tenn
Camp Grove
H W Caballader
Decatur
Michael McManus
Susan Peters
Ilady
Bradford
Toulon
Bradford Kid
Ryan Bros
Kewanee
William Dillon
Henry Roberts
Goose Lake
Roberts
Dillon
Progressive candidate for judge in Illinois fifth district
Progressive voters in Henry and Knox counties show presidential electors' margins favoring Democrats in several races, sparking questions about the progressive nominee for the Illinois Supreme Court Fifth District. The note cites county results and asks readers to consider whether the progressive candidate for judge can win.
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Henry County
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Henry
Peter
Knox
Stark
Putnam
Peoria
Grundy
Marshall
la ‘Salle
Woodford
Wwenry
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Water line to Mississippi river proposed for burg
The town of burg considers running a water supply line to the Mississippi river. A long list of mixed notices follows including a bank association claim, a death by suicide, a dried cantaloupe venture, a former congressman in Los Angeles, and safety measures around the Panama Canal. A wild variety of anecdotes close with a dynamite incident injuring cows in Wisconsin.
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Macomb Building and Loan Association
Nan
George W. Prince
Los Angeles
Wilson
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Washington
Mark Twain
Indonesia
Harlie Ross
Cleveland
Middlesex County
N. J
New Jersey
Henry Bohn
Reedsburg
Wis
Bohn
Local ad questions life insurance agents in Magnolia
George P. Johnson from Western Life Indemnity defends the company and criticizes a preceding advertisement signed by R A Ward and G A Morphew. He asserts the firm is Illinois chartered and legally operating in the state, despite alleging harsh methods by some agents. The piece aims to protect local representatives including John G. Clemens and promote scrutiny of competitors.
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G. A. Morphew
Magnolia
John G. Clemens
Western Life Indemnity
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Western Life Indemnity Company
George P. Johnson
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A Knock er and Its Caller The Knocker’s Vicious Image
A fragmentary historical piece defines a knocker as a two legged creature with a corkscrew soul and rotten principles. It condemns the knocker for corrupt conduct, claiming even Judas Iscariot would be gentler, and suggests society must resist such figures who drag others toward ruin.
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Nomans
Judas
Iscariot
Lost glasses reported on Hennepin road with reward offer
A lost pair of eye glasses in a case were reported on the Hennepin road last week. The finder is asked to notify John Halbleib of Hennepin for a reward. The notice also mentions accounts turned over to J. F. Ball for collection and calls for prompt settlement to avoid trouble.
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John Halbleib
OAT Co
Henkins
Hayes’ Novelty Store
J. FB. Ball
Way Ag
Tozhy Ball
Ca Henkins
Putnas Gt
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