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Newspaper
Lanark Gazette
Location
Lanark, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1892
Page
1
Big 4 grocery and groceries stock sale notice Lanark
Announcement states the business will keep the high standard of the Hogan era with best groceries and fair dealing. It notes highest market price for country produce and solicits patronage. Mentions successors to Hogan and local residents visiting Lanark on Sunday and Monday, with several names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Lanark Notes Highlight Local People And Events
LANARK news roundup covers visits from Chicago and Rockford, educational moves, weather shifts, and commerce. Notable items include Karl Fisk at Lanark House, J. A. Hammond on business, sale plans for a Lanark home, and the Progressive church purchase. Local sports report Mt Carroll and Stockton baseball results. several social visits, fruit and peach trade notes, and a base ball game in Freeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanark
Mt. Carroll
Freeport
Risley
Otten
Billy Hill
Barnes
Local notes and events from Lanark area Gazette
July letters discuss summer weather and crop prospects with corn seen as king in northwestern town. Reports cover World’s Fair samples, Rock Creek Republican club meeting, a bouquet tribute to the Gazette, a burglary at H B Puterbaugh’s home, and missing vest, trousers, money, and a Howard movement watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Slick
Southerland
the Gazette
Harry Hepfer
A. HK. Hostetter
Mt. Carroll
Ilinois
6Th
Congressional
W.H. Puterbaugh
Lanark
Rock Creek
Republican Club
Ellis Moore
Moore
C. W. Middlekauff
H. B. Puterbaugh
East Lanark
Mr. Puterbaugh
Howard Movement
Distressing Accident and the Scoop Gone Wrong
Mark Twain’s friend Blake delivers a fatal smash-up tale to the editor, who prints it without fact checking. The piece mixes family tragedy, warnings about the intoxicating bowl, and wandering, explanatory narration that confuses readers and drives advertisers to overstate a simple sale of 25 dozen heavy Sik Mitts at 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Blake
Mark
Californian
William Schuyler
South Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
HH. S. Puterbaugh
Gro
Cery and
Queensware
Wm. Hogan
Lan
Ark
Tomers
Will Kennedy
Chicago
Big 4 Four
Cal Hicks
Elgin
Fred Buxton
Milledgeville
J. J. Mather
James Buchanan
Oregon
Henry K. White
Harvard College
Charlie Stambaugh
John Snow
Rockford
Millard Arnold
Savanna
Clara Hackett
Hawarden, V A
Karl D. Fisk
Lanark House
Chadwick
J. 8. Stiles
T. Rapp
J. H. Lafferty
E. E. Stockwell
Coon Rapids
David B. Long
North Lanark
Charles Burwell
Cedar Rapids
Peter Horrigan
Blue Hill
Nebraska
Wolfenbarger
Place
Roe Miller
Neice
Franklin Grove
J. H. Strickler’s
Will Strickler
R. L. Gilbert
Leaf River
Rockford Register-Gazette
Fred Chaffee
Ankona
Fla
J. A. Hammond
Congregational Church
Gazette
Sword’s
Frank Eckerle
J. E. Millard
Thomson Record
Savanna Times
Rock Creek Republican Club
C. Farmer
Carroll
M. J. Rowland
Perry, Lo
Old Lanark
Carroll County Soldiers and Sailors’ Association
Mesdames
Henry Myers
James Olin
Samuel Scott
Clara Chaffee
Mt. Vernon
A. A. Knecht
Win. Grissinger
Ennis Moore
Messrs. Flachtemeir Brothers
Sherwood
Franck
J. G. Mark
Davenport
Beach & Bowers Company
Morrison
Whiteside County
Wilbur Davis
Prof. Oldt
Christian Church
Rev. Gardner
C. A. Ritter
Kansas City
Will
H. B. Purereaven
Washington, D.C
Washington
City
Kansas
Miss Hall
Clinton, In
J. C. Hanson
Mrs. Hanson
Stockton
Frank Barnes
Capt. Baker
Rev
Houser
Gazette Office
the Baptist Church
Mary Redline
Kuhn
New York City
Lutheran Church
Christian Endeavor Movement
Y. P.L
Libbie Strickler
Miss Strickler
Freeport Driving Park Association
Robert Brothers
Cherry Grove
J. I. Case Ironside
Elizabeth Mizner
8. H. Rhodes
Story
A. F. Houser
Milledgeville Free Press
Chas. Riley
Thomson
Stella
Emma White
Lillian Clemmer
J. H. Shirk
Monona Lake
Wisconsin
Chautauqua Assembly
Madison
Messrs
Dave Bushman
Dave
Gazette Firm
W. G. Redline
Billy
Welo
Baier & Seyfarth
W. B. Clemmer & Co
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