Dandy the Jet Black Horse At Marshall Wagon Yard
Stand at my wagon yard in Marshall for the upcoming season. Dandy is 16 hands high, weighs 1350 pounds, jet black with fine style and action. A Watson type horse noted for speed. Breeding with Dandy offers breeders a chance to produce high class general purpose stock sought by eastern buyers. Most of his colts are black. Breeders should inspect his points and foals to be convinced.
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Wil
My Wagon Yard
Marshall
Dandy
Jersey B36688 Pure bred stallion to stand at stud in 1910
Jersey B36688 is offered for the 1910 season. Jersey Wilkes is the sire, with offspring including Ethel Mac and Jersey Mac, and notable dams such as Blue Bell. The stallion weighs about 1305 pounds, stands on a livery farm in West Union, Illinois, and is bred to be a harness speed sire. Fee is $10 cash at service or $15 to insure a colt. payments due when foals arrive. Address Ross Buckner for particulars.
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Jersey
Jersey Wilkes
Ethel Mac
Planet
Blue Bell
Pat Rooney
Jersey Bohr
Bartholomew Wilkes
George Patch
Jersey Ho
Lark County Fair
Jersey B
Ross Buckner
West Union
Zemo as a skin remedy proves highly effective
The Kelfer Drug Co states that Zemo exceeded expectations as a treatment for eczema pimples and other skin diseases. The liquid vegetable external remedy draws germ life to the surface, leaves skin clear and healthy and does not stain fabrics. A booklet on at home cures accompanies each purchase.
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Zemo
Wwe
Kelfer Drug Co
Mr. Keifer
Kelfer
Republican Flag In 1910 Insurgency and 1912 Outlook
The piece argues that a Republican insurgency in 1910 risks losing the House, but could regain it and retain the presidency in 1912. Conversely, yielding to insurgency may cause losses of both the House and the presidency in the near term and future.
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House of Representatives
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Rural School Conference Urges Agricultural Education In Schools
A March 24 26 gathering at Urbana united educators and farmers to discuss introducing agriculture into common schools. Prof Fred L Charles led the effort with reports from experts, a proposed elementary course, and plans for demonstration teachers and model equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University At
Urbana
Fred L. Charles
I Crosby
Farmers Institute
Charles County
Chas Mccintosh
Monteello
Miss Patterson
Mia Hoffman
Joseph Carter Champaign
Burrows
Dean Davenport
The
College of Agriculture
Toinet Farmers Institute
Tumds
Frank H Hall
Olinets Farmers’ Institute
Wei Teth
Tryal County
Public Funds publication urged for treasurers and boards
State Superintendent Blair defends annual public reports by township treasurers and boards of education detailing receipts expenditures and balance arguing legal requirement strengthens school finance transparency. He emphasizes press publication and full disclosure to the public. Keifer promotes Zemo as a cure for skin and scalp diseases with home treatment.
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Blair
Boards of Education
Board of Education
Conductor Wilford Adams Credits Cure to Foley’s Remedy
A former bedbound chron ic rheumatism patient, Mr. Wilford Adams, writes that after using two bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy with good effect the third bottle restored him to work as a conductor on the Lexington Street Railway. He claims the medicine is stronger than any he had used and will relieve rheumatism by reducing uric acid in the blood.
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Wilford Adams
Foley
Lexington Street Railway
Infant’s Scratch Harms County Judge Turned Politician
A frontier Kansas stagecoach tale recalls a young man who scratched the infant son of a county judge and later, as an adult in a White House setting, meets Representative Victor Murdock of Kansas. The vignette links a learned judge’s early impression to a later reunion at a presidential event.
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Sustic Brewer
Supreme Court
Frontier
Kansas
White House
Brewer
Victor Murdock
State of Kansas
Contempt of Court Threat Ignites Stage Coach Tale
A quotation recalls a red-headed youth accused of contempt of court after a stage coach near Wichita. The speaker vows stern discipline, noting the boy appears old enough for punishment. A separate ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a popular cough remedy from druggists.
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Wichita
Washington Times
New Light on Babylon from 5000 Years Ago Revealed
British Museum expert Leonard W King presents new findings on the Sumerians of Southern Babylonia circa 3500 B C. The book History of Babylonia and Assyria, to be published by Chatto and Windus, details Sumerian city life in unburnt brick houses, mud walls, irrigation via water wheels, and distinctive dress for women and men.
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Babylonia
Leonard W King
British Museum
King
Babylon
Persian Gulf
Assyria
Messrs
Chatto and
Windus
Sound Sleep Health Claim by Fol ey’s Kidney Pills
A Wisconsin reader from Eau Claire reports long sleepless nights due to back pain and kidney soreness. After taking Fol ey s Kidney Pills, sleep improved, appetite returned, and overall health improved, with a recommendation. Sold by all druggists.
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Southers
Eau Claire
Wis
Foley
King Menelik Death Report Proved Exaggerated
A health update on King Menelik said to be improving was mischaracterized with an earlier death report later shown to be exaggerated. No death occurred and officials retracted the alert.
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Menelik
Hyomei cure for croup praised in 1909 letter
A Washington, DC mother shares a midnight dash to buy Hyomei. She reports rapid relief for her four year old from a severe croup attack. The letter claims the complete Hyomel outfit costs $100 and guarantees relief for coughs and colds.
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Hyomei
Josh Clark
6Th St
Washington
Keifer
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Warriner Bankruptcy
In the Eastern District of Illinois under No 665 the first meeting of creditors for Robert L Warriner will be held April 18, 1910 at 1 PM in the Plant Building Danville Illinois. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business.
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District Court of the United States
Illinois
Robert L. Warriner
Marshall
East Main Street
Danville
Ill
Siege de Grant
Inkhankrn Basilety
Arc
Guardian seeks court sale of minor’s Clark County real estate
John Conway guardian of Frank H Scofield will apply to the Clark County circuit court at the July term 1910 for an order to sell undivided one half interest in 3 1/4 acres plus 30 1/2 acres in Clark County Illinois to fund the minor’s support and education. Proceeds may be reinvested. Wm T. Hollenbeck attorney.
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John R Johnston
Edna Dill
Herbert Dill
Circuit Court
Clark County
Marshall
Clark
Ilinois
Peter
Casey
Jones
Martinsville
John Conway
Frank H Scofield
Illinois
Clifton Scofield
St. Louis, Vandalia, & Terre Haute Railway Company
Hainois
Conservator's Notice in Estate of Sarah E King
Conservator of the estate of Sarah E King deceased will appear before Clark County Court at the Marshall courthouse for the May term on the first Monday in May to have claims against the estate adjusted. Creditors must attend and debts must be paid.
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Sarah E. King
Tate
Clark
Ilinois
Clark County
Marshall
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Fuamne
Alfred Trefz
West
Mton
Chenoweth
Bevis
Wew Rural School Conference
Notce
John R. Johnston
Guardian of
Said
Everett Connelly
Atty
Said Minor
Wm T. Hollenbeck
Ayer
Lowell
Mass
J. A. Morton
S. W. Weir
Wetr Bldg
Wabash
Doll Grocery
D.D. Doll
North Side
OUICK
Mutual Mercantile Agency
N. 6Th Street
Marshall, IL
Ross
Martin’s Poultry
Janesville
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