Public installation and quail season ends in Leaf River
Camp No. 90 M. W. A. installs officers Friday Jun 11 with Prof. Leland of Lanark to lecture. Quail season closes Oct 1 1845 and offenders will face fines with half paid to informers. Also reports on church festival controversy in Elizabeth and editorial notes on the newspaper business and current literary items. Dr King s New Discovery touted for the grip with guaranteed refunds. Sold by H S Puterbaugh.
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Leaf River
Leland
Lanark
The
Game Protective Association
Dr. King
H. 8
Lanark notices urge clothing drive for western Kansas relief
The Lanark Brethren church area calls all to donate clothing and grain to aid suffering in western Kansas. Daniel Wingery is the contact to report donations by December 22. Also included are court decisions on Fulton vs Northern Illinois College and local ads for Corner Drug Store sale.
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Brethren Church
Lanark
Kansas
The
Daniel Wingery
Dun
Davyi
Row
Daniel, Kixenty
Mrs. Boyds Sudden Death
In York Nebraska Mrs. Boyd dies at age 49 after a brief illness. A family letter from the bereaved daughter Freances Born details Dec 30 prayers and death at home, burial in Nebraska, services in York and Givensham, and plans to publish news in The Gazette for friends and relatives.
Lanark Gratitude Note Highlights Christmas Organ Gift
Lanark, Dec 25 1904. Principal letter from G A Stantrox and the Lanark grammar department thank Lanark Chicago Organ Co for a fine organ gift. Names of teachers and pupils accompany thanks, praising the generosity and surprise of the donation.
Dress Cutting School Promises Lifelong Garment Trade Mastery
Our teachers provide a complete course in drafting measurements designing and finishing a dress. We train you to become a master of garment cutting offering a trade valuable for life. We have rented a store on Broad Street and prepared sewing machines and equipment to stay.
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Works
Freeport
Davis
Beloit
Polo
Mont Carroll area social notes and events
Ki M Cook made a business trip to Mt Carroll Monday. Miss Jennie Osgood visits Forreston and Dixon. Harvey Weigle of Pearl City visited his mother Sunday. Mrs Unger of Mt Carroll called on Shannon friends this week. Orin Griswold and wife of Milledgeville stay with EB Blae l. Geo Kuter and family of Aurora visit. Mrs Ida Stephenson spent hours in Lanark Saturday. W R O C and G A R installation and banquet successful with officers installed and a bountiful supper followed by social games and late hours. Miss Tracy of Milledgeville visited W W Dooth. Dan Galpin of Lanark attended the banquet Saturday. The High School will host a live entertainment in the opera house Thursday evening to aid a good cause. The week of prayer is observed at Bethel church. The church bell rang late Sunday night. Spirits were hovering about. Modern Woodmen banquet planned for Tuesday evening. Tito.
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Peenivadh
Lee Abe Ute Boyd
Virw Seviiliy Pawdy
Lamirk
Youn
New
Aunts and Pines
Trtler
Dem
Trim
Givesham
York
Nebruska
Tim Gazette
Mt. Carroll
Leannot
Frorexsce Born
Ki. M. Cook
Jennie Osgood
Forreston and
Dixon
Harvey Weigle
Pearl City
Mrs. Unger
Shannon
Orin Griswold
Milledgeville
EB. N. Blael
S. Geo. Kuter
Aurora
Ida Stephenson
Lanark
W. Roc
Miss Tracy
W. W. Dooth
Dan Galpin
Opera House
Tito
Milledgeville Social Notes Mention Illness and Local Happenings
Mrs Bruce Falkney is very ill and typhoid fever is feared. School resumes after a two week vacation. Frank Inman spent Sunday with his parents. A Nebraska sufferers benefit entertainment is planned. Mrs T C Wolfe suffered a broken fibula from a fall. Rev Kiem of Ashland conducts Progressive church meetings. Nev Tally unable to take charge due to illness. Stella White and Mr and Mrs C W Middlehaui of Lanark judged the silver medal contest. Ruby Sunderland won. Silas Eastabrooks plans to move into the W Allison residence on Thorpe Ave. A child of Martin Adams broke a arm from a dog fall. James Taylor of Chadwick reports brisk piano sales to H M Heth. Mrs J Q Russell’s broken wrist heals slowly. Rhoderick Chisholm of Lanark visited. Mrs Will Fleming seeks eye treatment in Chicago. John Chronister ill with pleurisy but improving. A T Cowan did Polo business. Rumors of several upcoming weddings. Hi Knox in Torreston. D L Maxwell starts building a new house on Thorpe Ave. Clifford Smith visited his uncle in Aurora. Edith Griswold and Pearl McPherson visited Polo. Mrs E M Olmsted is ill and confined to her room. Thanks expressed to friends for a donation from Fannie E Bixby.
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T. C. Wolfe
Gray
Kiem
Ashland
Ohio
Progressive Church
Nev. Tally
Martin Adams
James Taylor
Chadwick
H. M. Heth
J. Q. Russell
Rhoderick Chisholm
Lanark
Our Town
Clifford Smith
A. L. Spencer
Aurora
Edith Griswold
Pearl McPherson
Polo
E. M. Olmsted
Revival of Industry and early American capital reflections
The piece notes hopeful signs of renewed business activity and production with factories adding smoke and wheels turning after stagnation. It contrasts rising industry with concerns about wage changes, organized idleness, and the need for values to adapt as the United States moves from quiescence to activity.
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American Farmer and Farm News
United States
Executrix Notice in Carroll County Illinois
The executrix Jane Moore notifies heirs legatees and creditors that on March 4 1995 she will present her final report to the Carroll County Court Mt Carroll Illinois and seeks discharge from duties related to the estate. Interested parties may attend and oppose as desired.
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State OF Illinois
Iss
Carroll County
David Moore
Carrell County
Mt. Carrol
Ilinois
Wand
Jane Moore
Executrix
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Elizabeth
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Mabel Glotfelty
Will Smith
Roy Steffa
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Clarence Slye
Homer Trowp
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Roy Bray
Floyd Teachout
Edith Helsdon
Annie Thornton
May Ehmer
Purcell Wales
Susie Weed
Minnie Harman
John Ehmer
Daisy Slye
Eva Stearns
Clyde Tavenner
Lenore Paterbaugh
Falinto
W.A. Work
Washington Av
St, Louis, MO
Bethel Church
Bruce Falkney
Frank Inman
Nebraska
Stella White
C. W. Middlehaui
Ruby Sunderland
Silas Eastabrooks
W. Allison
Thorpe Ave
Will Fleming
John Chronister
A. T. Cowan
Knox
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D. L. Maxwell
Thorpe Av
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Fannie E, Bixpy
Washington
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Young Republic
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