County News Notes of Travel Births and Visits
County correspondence reports F Ferguson leaving for Oklahoma and Allen Weaver welcoming twins. Mrs. Stears visits Colorado Springs while Myron Huston returns from Macon. Helen and Stella Knapp visit in Bradford. Grace Smith hosts Norville in Avona. Ward returns from Fort Lauderdale in ill health. Several relatives visit WW Abraham. Byron Rice returns from Montana, plans homestead. Dosbaugh enjoys Salt Lake City. Casey oil boom tease grows. Garrison returns from Florida. Roy Harris visits Wagoner. Pettyjohn returns from Arkansas. Needler visits Marietta. Aaron Jacobs suffers paralysis. Gillespie returns from Valparaiso. Rev Prince to Fairfield. Ewing returns from West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Kinloch and Southeastern lines improve. fifty acres plowed by evening. Foley Kidney Pills touted. Church program and children’s talk noted.
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Commercial
F. Ferguson
Oklahoma
Allen Weaver
M. Stears
Colorado Springs
Myron Huston
Macon
Helen and
Stella Knapp
Bradford
Geo. Harty
Harper
Rebeckahs
Methodist Church
Grace Smith
Norville
Avena
Abraham
Byron Rice
Montana
Rice
A. E. Dosbaugh
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Casey
Banner Times
A. C. Garrison
Florida
Roy Harris
Wagoner
Okla
Alva Pettyjohn
Arkansas
Chas. Needler
Marietta
Ohio
Aaron Jacobs
Roscoe E. Gillespie
Valparaiso
Ind
A. E. Prince
Fairfield
Prince
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Why Salves Fail to Cure Eczema
Scientists conclude eczema germs reside in the inner skin and require a penetrating treatment not a topical salve. The paper endorses Oil of Wintergreen in squid form as D. D. D. Prescription, offering a trial bottle for 25 cents to relieve itch and noting long-standing use and cures. Wilson Harlan, 4
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Wilson Harlan
Hutsonville Church Seeks New Pastor as Town News Flows
A. L. Jones visits from Red Oak Oklahoma while Mrs. Nee Faulkner of St. Louis visits Mrs. R. B. Higgin. Baptists hold a business meeting elect Happell of Evansville to become pastor. Bottom ground planted to corn with hopes for a bumper crop unless high water stops it. Phone line planned to be built from Hutsonville to Pars elit to Central.
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Hutsonville
The
Herald
A. L. Jones
Red Oak
Okla
Nee Faulkner
St. Louis
Happell
Evansville
Pann
Bsee
Fiutsonvite
Pars Elit
Centrallatis
Notable Local Moves and Travels Mentioned
Robert Endsley shipped household goods to Indianapolis on Monday. Mrs O N Smith of Lebanon Tennessee arrived to spend the summer with relatives in Paris. Basil Lowry returned from Kansas City after cancer treatment. Prof M M Hoover leaves for Pennsylvania then Columbia University for an A M degree. Martin V Connelly Sr and Martin Tarble lease lands in a block and plan a deep well near Tude Connelly. Prof R G Newell and wife vacation in St Louis then Mississippi and Berlin for study.
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Robert Endsley
Indianapolis
O N. Smith
Lebanon
Tenn
Paris
Basil Lowry
Kansas City
M M Hoover
Pennsylvania
Columbia University
Martin V. Connelly, Sr
Martin Tarble
Tude” Connelly
R. G. Newell
St. Louis
Newell
Foley's Kidney Remedy Aids Children In Bed Wetting Relief
The text claims Foley's Kidney Remedy helps children with bed wetting and is advised after measles and scarlet fever. It presents the product as a versatile treatment option for pediatric urinary issues and post illness recovery.
Family notes and visits span a Rural Illinois week
Grandmother Washburn remains similar. Cecil Irwin visited Ma Tie McCarty Sunday. Bessie Vaughn stayed with Mrs Chas Stepp. Margaret Washburn and son Lester returned home Sunday. Opal Irwin stayed with Mrs Miller who is improving. Eva Honderich plans a Chicago music course. Eva Honderich visited Mrs Lloyd Pulver in Marshall. Belvia Honderich stayed with her brother Irvin in Urbana. Alice and Gussie Gibson visited Eva and Belvia Irvin. Mothers invited to Mother's Day program at 10:30 Sunday. George Gibson, Alice, Mrs Dan Eckle, and Belvia joined an Urbana excursion Friday.
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Cecil Irwin
Matie McCarty
Bessie Vaughn
Chas
Margaret Washburn
Lester
Opal Irwin
Miller
Eva Honderich
Chicago
Lloyd Pulver
Marshall
Belvia Honderich
Irvin
Urbana
Alice
Gussie Gibson
Eva
George Gibson
Dan Eckle
Belvia
Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as trusted by millions for sixteen years with rising demand. The copy urges readers to look for the bell emblem on the bottle.
Paris Visitors and Local Church Services Noted
Timothy Babcock visits Paris Monday as farmers harvest clover hay. I O O F lodge in Clarksville plans memorial services at Clarksville Baptist Church with graves to be decorated. Children Day exercises held at M E B church. house crowded and services noted for strong family affiliations.
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Timothy Babcock
Paris
John Weiland
Charleston
Charley Lutz
Fred Weilands
Chas. Goeckler
Robert Babcock
Clarence Goeckler
Timothy
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Clarksville
Clarksville Baptist Church
Rev. Black
Marshall
M. EB
Homer. The new bridge is a hammer.
Homer Johnson has a new survey. P. P. Beachout repaints his house. Seth Husted sows over an acre of tomatoes. Rural routes to be inspected this week. Operator Oliver spent Friday with parents in Danville. Fay Macklin visited here with grandparents. Mrs. Rarldan visited from Worthington Indiana. Young people enjoyed ice cream at Henry Thornton's home. Ira Brossman’s driving horse became unmanageable Sunday. Henry Smith camp visited from north county with relatives.
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Homer
Homer Johnson
P. P. Beachout
Seth Husted
Oliver
Danville
Fay Macklin
Martinsville
Rarldan
Worthington
Ind
Henry Thornton
Ira Brossman
Henry Smith
Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey cough medicine
A classic cough remedy named for its bell-marked bottle. Millions recognize Dr Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey as a trusted throat and chest relief product.
Funeral attendances and local notices from Clarksville area
The piece notes funerals for Wm. H. Hutchings and Jud Sims at Dolson chapel and Clarksville Baptist church. It lists attendees from Edgar county, memorials by I. O. O. F. at Clarksville, and graveside decorations. Biographical details highlight Hutchings as a longtime justice, school treasurer, notary, and Civil War veteran.
Glad to Recommend Them M E Weakley Statement
Glad to Recommend Them M E Weakley of Kokomo Indiana says Foley Kidney Pills relieved his severe backache strengthened his kidneys reduced urinary pain and kept secretions natural. He urges others to try the product sold by all druggists in a yellow package.
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M.E. Weakley
Kokomo
Ind
Foley
Martinsville News Roundup Names and Local Notes
Local items report John Chapman raising a new barn and Chas Grubb in Martinsville on Saturday. Mrs. Firman Bennett is ill. T C Bailiff fulfilled an appointment at Butternutt Sunday. Attendees joined the Ss 8 cont vention in Washington. George Ridgeway notes he delivered baled hay at Martinsville Wednesday. A Moonshine reference and Oklahoma to Illinois movement appear in fragments.
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Haive
John Chapman
Chas. Grubb
Martinsville
Firman Bennett
T. C
Butternutt
Washington
George Ridgeway
Spall
Oklahoma
Ilinole
Ohio Oil to lay new pipeline extends to Noble area
In Noble Oklahoma the Ohio Oil Company plans a new pipeline from Stoy to Wm Blankenbeker’s farm. The project aims to connect with three other lines, expanding regional supply. Local residents report the line’s route as proposed with the expected construction area around the farm.
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Thomas Philippi
Noble
Okla
Gsee Hia
Jane Porter
Ohio Oil Co
Stoy
Wm. Blankenbeker
Perry Mason Visits Son at Dennison Church Crowd Attends
Perry Mason visits his son at Dennison. A large church crowd attends Saturday night services. Several local residents are noted as visiting relatives including M. A. Tarble and wife, Mrs. Dillman, and Neal Aken who recovered from a horse kick injury. Church preaching planned for Mt Olive Saturday night and Sunday.
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Perry Mason
Dennison
Our Church
M. A. Tarble
Jane Connelly
J. A. Milton
Martinsville
Mrs. Dillman
Yale
Cloone
Lyman Hammond
George Hammond
Mt. Olive
N. A. Kite
Hunt City
G. L. Wiser
Robert Vanpelt
Dolson
J. E. Hall
Neal Aken
Baby girl born to Chas Hix and wife
Glenn Thompson stays with aunt Mrs Dora Medsker. Oddest Richart returns to Chrisman. Myrtle and Blanche Hedges visit Marshall. Wm Shaffner G W Thompson and Wm Medsker go to Urbana. Mrs Fred Crumline visits mother Mrs S S Snavely. Edna Medsker's 19th birthday party with about forty friends at her home. Glenn and Ollie Thompson host Wednesday Club supper with Mabel Thompson Edna Medsker Golda Wells Alice Snavely Oddest Richart Callie Spivey Blanche Hedges.
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Chas. Hix
Glenn Thompson
Dora Medsker
Oddest Richart
Chrisman
Myrtle
Blanche Hedges
Marshall
Wm. Shaffner
G. W. Thompson
Wm. Medsker
Urbana
Fred Crumline
S. S
S. S. Snavely Saturday and Sunday. Friday Being Edna Medsker
Glenn
Ollie Thompson
Mabel Thompson
Edna Medsker
Golda’ Wells
Alice Snavely
Callie Spivey
Showy tiaras pique a shopper’s bold request
A humorous passerby asks for a costly tiara to impress his wife, prompting the clerk to balance price with a boastful line. The exchange showcases playful bargaining and social vanity in a lighthearted moment.
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Fllesende Blatter
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve ad promotes safety for babies
The cream white ointment, named Eagle Eye Salve, claims to soothe sore eyes and not harm a baby. It is guaranteed and priced at 26 cents.
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Sutherland
Notice to Taxpayers for Board of Review Session
Notice from Marshall Illinois that the Board of Review meets in the court library from 9 p.m. to 4 p.m. daily. All complaints must be filed by the first Monday in August. Del Fishback is the clerk and John Thompson and Mauk Bancroft are named officials.
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Board of Review
Marshall
Ill
del Fishback
John Thompson
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