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Reorganization of Illinois Charitable Institutions Planned
Governor Deneen seeks a complete reorganization of state charitable facilities while the state board of equalization sets a 50 cent tax per $100 worth, five cents below last year. The piece also notes widespread diphtheria in 112 counties, a railroad influence battle involving John R. Walsh, and various political and economic shifts including oil prices, tariff debates, and local industrial expansion toward smaller towns.
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Deneen
State Board of Equalization
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Death of Little Boy Ethelbert Woolverton
Little Boy Ethelbert Woolverton six died Sunday night after membranous croup. Funeral held at the house Tuesday and burial in the new cemetery. The family has community sympathy in their bereavement.
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Ethelbert
Henry Woolverton
Pittsburg Electric Weld Fence Offer Heads to Buyers
A dealer firm McNutty and Musgrave Bros promotes a full car load of Pittsburg Electric Weld Fence. They urge immediate contracting as spring prices are expected to rise, signaling a favorable market for sellers.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Pittsburg
McNutty
Union Depot Still Laughs At Kansas City Style Show
The Ladies of M. B present a vintage Union Depot comedy at the opera house on Jan 5. A bustling depot scene features benches, ticket windows, train callers, and travelers with crinolines and carpet bags. Characters include Uncle Josh Hayseed and Sarah, a deacon, and Mrs Buttinsky among others in a farcical tour through depot life.
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M. B Vhareh
Union Depot
Opera House
Kansas City
Josh Hayseed
Sarah
Mary Ann
New York City
Mrs. Buttinsky
Carrie Nation
Turman Township story and local notices in 1905 era paper
The item recalls Turman township families and a fort near Vincennes where Indians paused at prayer. It notes Jantgen’s acquittal on bank wrecking charges with a federal trial pending, a lace collar sale at Hurst Bros, and the death of William Walter Correll aged 82. The obituary outlines Correll’s family, marriage, children, siblings, and community roles.
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Vincennes
Turman
Jantgen
W. W. Jantgen
Paris
Danville Jaw
Edgar County
Juntgen
William Walter Correll
Thomas
Susan Correll
Etta Correll
Wilma Helen
Edith Pearl
Harry Freeman
Albert
Orlin
Charles
Allen
Minnie
Luther Lowe
Court of Honor
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Hutsonville
M. P. Rackerby’s Drug Store
M. P. Rackerby
Arctics
Alaskas
H. L. Taylor
John R. Walsh
Terre Haute
Chicago
New York
Henry B. Hard
Congress
Philippines
la Follette
Lalollette
Wabashag
Bonedum Trees Company
Planta
Robinson
Waalgio
Vanetar
Laverick
Accden
Jesse Snyving
Snyder
Ghootig
Mrs. Snyder
Citzens
Linder Lowe
Sunds
Iva Canaday
Roy Eldridgs
Richard Layton
Mrlidvidgs
Birds
Wolm
Elizabeth Dik
Marie Bird
Betty
Vernee
Ayer
Ipriver
South
W. B. Hupt
Bnod
Ocean Springs
Miss
A. H. Niles
Alaire Douglass
Osa Coxander Dix
Janesville
Hurst Bros
STING
Torman
Lycurgus Torman
Sullivan County
Mr. Turman
Mary Bryant
Grandpa Tarman
Mr. Tarman
Grandpa Turman
Lycurgus
Thomas Turman
Grandma Turman
Grandfather
Grandfather Turman
Grandpa Vorman
Hutson
Turman Towship
Benjamin Turman
Lyontgur Turman
Turman Township
Jacob Turman
Newlin Bros
Merry Christmas
Hurst Brothers
Cox's Drug Store
William Correll