Sparland Public School Notes Open with Small Enrollment
Sparland High opens fall term with small class sizes due to mines not in operation. Principal Miss Edna Zellhoefer teaches English and math, with Mr. A. Ganzer as superintendent and German, science, and history teacher. Enrollment is ten higher than any year since 1900, driving pride in attendance plans and college prep activities. The school accepted a baseball challenge from Lacon High, losing 20 to 3, while tennis clubs form and various classes advance in writing, civics, German, zoology, and economics.
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Ganzer
Sparland Public School
Sparland High School
Garrett, Simpson
Lacon High School
Sparland
Lacon
Lacon School
C van Antwerp
Illinois map added to grammar room collection
A new Ilinois and parcel post map have been added to the grammar room map collection. Second grade pupils study Eugene Field and recite Little Boy Blue, with twenty three children in the starting class and several from Barrville.
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Ilinois
Eugene Field
Barrville
Sunday Visitors Networked Across Cottage Area
The Cottage notes list numerous local visits across Tiskilwa and surrounding farms. Names include Donovan, Kossick, Kopp, Borg, Chesney, Doty, Miller, Swanson, Perry, Whited, Chesney daughter, Watley, Hayden, Allen, Henry Smite, Piper, Doty, Brokawy, Doty, Fountenaill, Young, Chrisman, and Smith. Social calls span family, neighbors, and farm work with scattered errands and sewing described. A San Francisco studio anecdote ends with a children's photo joke about payment.
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Daniel Donovan
Tiskilwa
Erma Kossick
Wm. Ches Fey
Alfred Kopp
Frank Doty
Thao Borg
Axel Borg
Providence
Esther
Clara Chesney
Blanche Doty
Leslie Clement
Wm. Miller
Rude Miller’s
Gus Larson
R. Miller
Claus Swanson
Winnie Hall
F. X. McAfee
Lizzie Horan
Lee Brokawy
Fred Farley
Harty. Halladay
Patterson
Eisie Swineman
Elizabeth Founteta
Anil
Flora Young
Wins -Foun
John Chrisman
Gertrude
Nevada
George Smith
Wedding notices from South Whitefield and Nebraska trip
Henry Schlosser tallies in South Whitefield as families visit Peoria and neighbors catch up. Miss Mary Ely weds Edwin Wishall in a Kansas trip wedding with plans to settle near the Wm. Kuss farm. Clara Van Boeing’s Nebraska wedding invitation appears, while Electric Bitters ads promise kidney and digestive relief amid local notices.
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South Whitefield
Henry Schlosser
Walter Holler
Glennis
Peoria
George Rickey
Alex Wunder
Frank
Leslie Montayne
East Side
Ed Reinbeck
Fox
Benedict
Ned
Tuesay
Mary Ely
Edwin Wishall
Kansas
Wm. Kuss
Frank Ely
Nebraska
Clara van Boeing
Broadmoor Community Notes and Local Mentions
Broadmoor items include Mrs. Sarah Sidener returning to Indiana and multiple Peoria visitors such as Miss Helen Johnson and Mrs J A Cunningham visiting relatives. Clarence Perkins moves to Union Grove. An advertisement praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as a safe laxative for women. A historical note discusses Kentucky salt springs guiding early settlements and notable springs linked to Boonesboro Lower Blue Lick Bryant Station and their roles in pioneer history and Civil War campaigns.
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Broadmoor
Sarah Sidener
Indiana
George Forbes
Charles Winne
Peoria
Helen Johnson
Maggie
Driscol
Bert Boles
J A. Cunningham
Whitefield
Charles McDonald
E G_ Rees
Sener Olive
Irvin Cappertine
Boles
Kentucky
Boonesboro
Daniel Boone
Harrodsburg
Boonesbro
Loments
Bryant Station
Blue Lick Spring
Bragg
Buell
Testimony backs Doan's Kidney Pills says Henry citizen
The old testimony by Henry resident Woodward endorses Dean's Kidney Pills for five years of kidney trouble. He reports severe morning pains, headaches, dizziness, and abnormal kidney secretions before relief after using the product. An April 1912 interview reinforces high regard for the remedy and its recommendation.
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de Ws
Woodward
Eadward
Doan
Segraves
Tshayevnot
Alizdealers
Milburn, Co
Buttaloy
United States
Dean
Local notes from Lawn Ridge and neighbors
Sumner Perkins attends Peoria jury duty for a couple of weeks while a shower renews hopes and rag needs. Farmers shell and market last year’s corn. Chris Streitmatter drives a new double corn crib. Roy Wilcox buys a clover hullot for a share of profits. A Chicago trip by train, concrete work at Fred Cornell’s store, and Mrs. A B Curtis visiting friends in Chicago are noted. Ervin and Smith Stephens report North Dakota land prospects around Grand Forks and a $67.50 per acre half-section farm purchase. Outdoor life on a dry Sunday with church and a sermon on the Growing Perfectness of Christ.
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Lawn Ridge Sumner Perkins
Peoria
Chris Streitmatter
Perkins
Frank Rotterman
Princeton
Charles Perkins
Adam Rotterman
Roy Wilcox
Chicago
Fred Cornell
A. B. Curtis
Ervin Stephens
Smith Stephens
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Bob Stocks
Charlie Bishop
Christ
Court House News Summary of Probate and Real Estate Actions
Circuit Court and Probate Court entries list foreclosures, divorces, and estates including Petitions to sell real estate for Grace Blood and Behrend Frericks. inventories approved for James Hartley. deposits opened for Emma Warner. real estate transfers involving Mellon to Smith and Camp to Young. Rutland Cemetery trustees transfers. marriages licenses for Hoffman to Barty and Dettor to Carusi. notices of newborns to Krantz and Reed.
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Dominick F. Gerardo
S. Angeline Pellegrinelli
John Yaeger
Blanche Wash
David Kovacevich
Toluca Coal Company Incorporated
Grace Blood
Behrend J. Frericks
James Hartley
Emma C. Warner
Thomas L. Jones
Caroline M. Jones
Wille
Richard Mellon
Charles H. Smith
Clara Belle Camp
Charles A. Camp
May Young
Lloyd's
Henry
Rutland Cemetery
Henry Nelson
Maria L
Ossian C. Davis
Frederick A. Raymond
West
James H. Brumsey
Nancy" Brumsey
Evans
Jages
Marri
Leo J. Hoffman
Whitefield
Township
Maude M. Barty
Domenicantonio Dettor
Maria Carusi
Path of
Toluca
Prank Krantz
Wenona
Lee Reed
Lacon, & Son
Weather Clouds and Signs for Forecasts
The article explains how clouds reveal future weather, detailing cirrus, stratus, and cumulus types, their characteristics, and what each indicates. It notes cirrus may foretell rain, stratus rarely signals rain, and nimbus signals varying rain. it adds hints like northwest skies and red suns as indicators and ends with brief, mythic reflections on heavenly gates.
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Heavenly Gate
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Testimonial Letter
A Louisville reader reports renewed strength and daily work ability after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Another Texan woman credits relief from displacement and bladder trouble to the remedy after a family suggestion.
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E. Pinkham
Louisville
Kim
Tydia E. Pinkham
Enjie
Inize Wie
Lis
Romayor
Texas
Lydia B
Pink
Liam
Elison
Lynn
Mass
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