Marshall County Farm A Detailed Description and History
The Marshall County Farm in Steuben township three and a half miles west of Sparland is a public charity with buildings including the main residence for Superintendent and Matron W G Dorsey and family, a two story dormitory for men, a hospital for the sick and insane, and necessary outbuildings. The 120 acre farm has 80 cultivated acres with gardens and an orchard, plus barns, meadows, and livestock supplying milk meat and vegetables. Since 1877 records were kept. 440 admissions, 858 discharges, and 56 deaths to date. There are 19 inmates remaining, 11 males and 8 females, with detailed admission dates. Mrs and Mr Dorsey are praised for their management. The note ends with health guidance for croup and Ballard's Horehound Syrup.
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Marshall County
Steuben
Sparland Village
Illinois
W. G. Dorsey
Board of Supervisors
H. J. Adams
Adams
Bartonville Asylum
Colheriing Fallet
Henry
Emma Felt
Roberts
Albertena Everet
Lacoy
Wiley McGee
Charles Fisher
Whitefield
John Kenney
R. W. Iliff
Lacon
Washburn
G. A. Zeller
Hospital of the Incurable Insane
Bartonville
Peoria
Zeller
Kline
W.H. Jones
Coan
Edward Street
C. R. Jones
Cannah Jones
Hannah P. B. Madeley
Charles A. Madeley
Woodlawn
Oregon
Madeley
Henry Times
Hamilton
Colorado
Frank Dennis
Dennis
Huis
Henry Council
Western Catholic Union
Quincy
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Wright-Meir
Wm Kuss
Father Zumbuehl
Walher Emery
Tall
Has Been in Existence Over Fifty Years Visit Notes
Mrs Alice Motter of Chicago visited in this city the past week. Many locals are mentioned visiting relatives in nearby towns and continuing work assignments. The piece records short travels and social ties across Henry and surrounding areas during late summer.
Carnival Aftermath Reflects Bright Week of Fun
A long, flowing report recalls the Bucklin Carnaby Carnival Co week in Henry's Street Fair. It praises diverse acts, crowd joy, orderly conduct, and high spirits, noting no major mischief. Churches and community groups hosted social events and services as residents recover with festive memories.
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Magnolia
Henry
Carnival Co
Florence
Genty
McVartys
Major Warning
Electric Palace
Illustrated
Joe McGee
Apple
Palace
Altho
Bucklin-Carnaby Carnival Co
Magnolia Band
Bucklin- Carnaby Co
Muscatine
Towa
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Amanda Way
Veronica Link
Dayton MecKeel
Daniel Harlin
Steven Moreland
Carlson
Venona
Peter Cosgrove
Evans
Sarah Bemiss
George Parks
John Kane
Andrew Kapalla
Sarah A. Proverse
Mary Waldo
Hopewell
Dorsey
Ballard
Alice Motter
Chicago
Mabel Hacker
Howard Young
Mamie Lock
Nesbit
Morning Sun
Iowa
Will Warner
Franklin
Lnd
Greenwood
Harold Duncan
Tiskilwa
Allie Smith
Joseph Tozier
Missouri
Indian Territory
Miss Dennis
Tupper
Cecil Davis
Lee Gilmer
Frank A. Fiedler
Standard Rubber Co
Mississippi River
Robert McDonough
Manitou
Col
Texas
Ernest Fisher
Moline
John Diverbiss
Whitefield Township
Oda Scott
Isaac Eckhart
Henry Boys
Franks Bros
Wm Fosdick
Orient
Fosdick
St Joe
Will
Alta Smith
Mt Palatine
Geo E. Travis
Belle Jenkins
Illinois Biological Station
Robert Richardson
Richardson
Urbana
Ed Schurr
Will Blackburn
Buckland
Ohio
Carnival Company
Gertrude Winship
J. 0. Winship
Putnam
Oberlin
Henry Republican
Jansen & Joosten
Weis
Miss Kellogg
Halm’s Band of
Peru
Jan
Fred Swain
Pavilion Park
Halm
G la Salle Blues
Henry Reds
Mattie Evans
Zenor
LaSalle Merchant's
Wm Monier
American Ineurance Co
W. B. Kirkpatrick
Robert Crone
Matie
North School Street
Darby
George Vogelsang
George
Kenison
Adna Jones
E. Camery
Edward Soper
James Wherry
Davis Place
John Barry
H. Foster
S. 2d St
Salt Lake City
L. G. Laudenberger
Kansas
Tennessee
Mason
J. A. Williams
Knoxville
Jevening
Hubbard Huggins
Misa Alice Charles
Presbyterian School
T. L. Jones
Epworth League
Presbyterian Sunday
Market
Third Streets
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
the Presbyterian Church
St Joseph Church
W. Drummy
Sheffield
Rey McCown
Presbyterian Church
Ll. G. Landenberger
New Jerusalem
Jephthah
Landenberger
Jephtha
W. H. Mason
First Presbyterian Church
J. B. Farrell
Westminster
Church of
M. E. Church
D.S. McCown