Tennessee and Lamoine Household News
Local notes report sowing of wheat and rye in the area as ground remains wet Mrs Wear is poorly able to move about J M handles most chores while R N Watts delivered hogs to Coleioser Meadey visitors from Peoria include Wetzel and Wiefoame AT Carson hosted a tame coming ceremony with J R Stookey his wife and several locals present A sale of household goods by Mr Battson of Tennessee is planned for Saturday October 8 wintering in the south Richard Hambly visited Macomb last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. TL
Athe Oression
J. R. Stookey
James Anderson
Roy Cargan
James Fernow
Herman Qakman
Jake
Otis Andrew
Ivorge
Dok
Carl Carson
Battson
Tennessee
Battsons
South
Richard Hambly
Maccomb
Triumph Pills Advertisement for Relief Institute Milwaukee
An old classified style ad promotes Triumph Pills for irregular or suppressed conditions. It claims safety and dependability in proper cases and notes the product is not sold at drug stores. Read more by writing to the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin for relief and particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Public Sale At Voight Farm Near Salem Church
A public sale by Chas McCutcheon on the Jacob Voight farm 51 miles southwest of Ma comb, 344 miles east of Colchester, 1 1/2 miles west of Salem church begins at noon on Tuesday October 11. The catalog includes 4 horses and mules, 10 head of cattle, 225 head of hogs, 95 shoats, 13 sows with pigs, farming implements, and related gear. Cash terms. Roll Wear, auctioneer. Allen Rush, clerk. Ladies of Salem church will serve lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Voight
Macomb
Colchester
Salem Church
Jack
Jersey
Poland
Chas. McCutcheon
Allen Rush
Fence Advice From Quincys Visit To Hambly Brothers
Relatives of Quincy visited with the Hambly brothers last Sunday. Ellsworth Watts is working for dup Holt, building fence. Jap has a genuine hog tight fence. If every farmer would make it a rule to have tight fences for pastures where hogs are kept there would be less trouble among neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Hambly Brothers
Ellsworth Watts
Dup Holt
What’s Your Hurry? Study Links Speed to Most Maryland Crashes
A three month study of motor accidents on Maryland roads finds 90 percent caused by speeding, with most crashes occurring on sections deemed safe. The report notes drivers slow at known hazards but speed on safer stretches, and only a few incidents tied to road conditions like rain slickness.
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Maryland
Inter Tne
Judge Hillyer to preside Monmouth sessions October 17
Monmouth notes judge George C. Hillyer will preside over two weeks of circuit court sessions starting Monday October 17. He just concluded jury work in McDonough county and his Monmouth debut follows his June election. An extensive trial list is planned for the period.
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Monmouth
Iirenit Court
George C. Hillyer
Hillyer
McDonough
Graham
Carthage
Hancock County
Foley’s Cathartic Tablets Advertised for Constipation
A vintage ad promotes Foley’s Cathartic Tablets as a wholesome laxative that cleanses without griping or nausea. It cites relief from headaches biliousness bloating gas and other digestion symptoms and includes a testimonial from Mrs J Marchard of Salem Massachusetts and J M Ervin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Marchard
Lawrence St
Salem
Mass
Foley
J. M. Ervin
Plymown Bank Plans Major Improvement and Expansion
Plans are underway to greatly expand the Plymown State bank as its business outgrows the current premises. The building now housing Mrs. Freemin Groves millinery and the bank will be converted into bank space with Mrs. Groves moving her store to a newly acquired east-side building. Details and descriptions will follow after final plans are completed.
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Te Bank
Virginia pays 9575 Rebel pensions in 1900s
Virginia's Confederate pension rolls total 9575, about half women. The state auditor notes veterans die faster than wives, many veterans married twice. Pensions include 200 yearly for total blindness, 100 for total disability, and 100 yearly to widows of pre May 1, 1850 marriages.
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Richmond
Isso
Quincy Woman Not a Murderess Verdict
Isabelle Machette was acquitted of the murder of her sweetheart Harry Gibbs after a jury deliberated an hour and a half. The verdict came on the third ballot and ended a highly watched trial in Quincy. Machette sobbed with happiness upon the reading of the acquittal.
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Quincy
Isabelle Madhcette
Harry Gibbs
Miss Machette
Grand Old Remedy for Cough and Flu Soothe
Mrs. K. D. Drake reports severe cough after the flu and finds relief with Foley's Honey and Tar. The product coats irritated membranes, loosens phlegm, and clears air passages. J. M. Ervin endorses the tonic as soothing and healing.
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K. D. Drake
Childs
Foley
J. M. Ervin
Morning regime for cleansing internal toxins described
The passage promotes a morning routine to clear indigestible toxins from the body. It advises consuming water with a teaspoon of stone phosphate to wash the stomach liver and bowels, claim cleansing and sweetening effects, and suggests a quarter pound of lime star phosphate for demonstration to prove benefits to the system.
Woman Freed On Self Defense In Gibbs Murder Charge
The defendant, who had repeatedly declared her love for the victim, shot Harry Gibbs on August 26 after a scuffle over a letter. She was acquitted of murder on grounds of self defense.
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Harry Gibbs
Plymouth Opens Modern Up-To-Date Bakery
Plymouth, TL hosts a new bakery led by Harry Marsh a veteran in large enterprises with up-to-date equipment. His head baker William Taney brings 33 years of experience from a Quincy bakery, promising a facility that could belong in a large city.
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Plymouth
Oct
Reamouth
Harry Marsh
William Taney
Quincy
Man and wife killed as child injured in Prairietown shooting
Edwardsville reports the bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wiencke, shot and killed at Prairietown by Harry Lohse last night, were brought here by the coroner. an inquest will be held.
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Edwardsville
Alfred Wienecke
Prairietown
Harry Lohse
Five children of murdered couple rushed to hospital
Five children, including 5 year old William, were brought to a hospital for treatment after a firefight during which their father was killed. The incident follows the murder of the couple as reported in Mil-
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William
Mil
Inland Chronicle fragment on a family event
A garbled OCR fragment references a brother and father, with unclear actions and names. The readable parts indicate a family relation and an implied event but lack concrete details or context.
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Illinois Theatre
Popham
Williams Mfg. CO
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Dred Wienne
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Helen Saxe
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