Terre Haute and Peoria Rail Road notice and sale warnings
Pittsburg February 10 1909 notice lists annual stockholders meeting for Terre Haute and Peoria Rail Road Company at Decatur Illinois April 7 1909 to elect three directors and handle business with transfer books closed March 27 reopened April 8. also notices for guardianship sale of minor’s real estate in Clark County Illinois and related court actions mentioning N R Bennett guardian and Charles Weber deceased heirs and executors.
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Pittsburg
Terre Haute & Peoria Railroad Company
Decadur Linols
Sonder
N. R. Bennett
Soret
Mildred Clarke
Will Oake
Clark County
Marshall
Selietéot
Tor
Renarale
Gimberiena
Illinois
Cumberland County
Marshall State Bank Report Highlights
Marshall State Bank details emerge in a brief report, outlining financial moves and local impact. The article notes actions affecting customers, regional stake, and bank operations in the Marshall area.
County Board of Supervisors Ledger Details Expenses
The document lists numerous township and county expenses approved and disallowed, including med services, goods for the poor, transportation, coffins, and coal. It notes specific township allocations, claims referred for study, and a final vote on reimbursements and allowances.
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Dolson
Pew
Barnes
Wishka
Burnside
Ceese
Ohnson
L H Johnson
H Porter
Perry
Bert Forester
Briggs & Shadwell
Marshall
J Hughes
A Newberry
Ralston
Davis
John Michael
H Jackson
Marshall Cemetery
Assn
Howard King
M Grabenheimer
Robert Findley
Vick
Martinsville Township
Gaddis & Widmier
RL Warriner
R H Bradley
Steele
Doli
Geo T Rowland
Shiels
Widmier
Lockard
John Hig- Bans
Henry Shields
Chas. McCarty
H Leseure
John Hanks
John Eason
Flora Stewart
A Dixon
Grubb Family
Garver
Wishbom
H Fasily
L Williams
Sarah Perisho
G Delashmutt
Sweltzer
BC Miller
Medcalf & Crabe
Hs Sind Sa
Arney
Craig
Glaude Taggart Coal Poor
Melrose Township
Dodd
Sarah Barris
Weir
Harris & Johnson
Otto Stanfield
Wood
Sarah Haris
Eeewees
Parker Township
J W Smith
Joe Parker
Frank Montgomery
Cece Cseseees
Hiean
John Beasi
Carter See
Tor Vin &. Ellington
Noel
Hannah Rollings
Cerseesenveence
Westfield
G Russell
Emma Amn
JB Brookhart
Johnson & Denmon
York
Shawler & Richards
Annie
Alexander
Ecoemaker
Osdorm
Pritchard
Mary
Ellotti
Roberts
Dudley
Smary Mililott
Cence
Poorman Bros Path Carrier
Qlaypool
Huddleston
Howard, Martijn
Huddieston
Prust
Harry
Welk
Sprinting Co
Sweldhs
Norman
A Bennett
Lace Bytom
Charlie
Gaee Ieee Eens
Vere Furnitue Old -Co
Cary
Riley Davis
Grabenheimer Goods Co
John F Denney
Coulter
Corkins Chemical Co
James H Swallum
John Shadwell
Same
Cartright
Jalil
J Lowery
Chas Thornsburg
James Swallum
John Meloy
Cours
Charles Johnson
C E Williams
Posts Co
Jesse Gallatin
J W Wallace
John H Davison
Carpenter
Joe Grabenheimer
Johnson
John Thompson
A . James M Hooper
Arch & Poor Farm
R L Warriner
Goods Co
O Tibbs
Wrkch & Tail
Robt Prewett
Goods For Co
F Johnson
Perry Mullen
John Williamson
W Craig
C Schafer
Shelton Davis
Col Bond
Cooper Same
Whitlock
Warren.Green
Harry W Drake
D Lowery
R Schwartz
James Nash
A Byram
John W Lewis
Springfield
O. F. Vangilder
Binning
R. C. Shoemaker
Moses Johnson
Sarah Reed
H. V Anderson
C. W. Osborn
James Dawson
Charles Scott
Fred E. Moore
S W Weir
Ward Akester
J. W. Smith
Bryan & Cork
G W Orndorff
Fannie Johnson
Albert Widmier
W C Blankenbeker
Orange Tr
Board of Review
Wallace
Jos. E. Lutz
Farmers’ Institute
Vern Sports
Urbana
Harry Bamesberger
Lewis Bamesberger
Lowery
Schwartz
W W Craig
City Primary Voter Turnout Draws Sharp Critique
Fragmentary report critiques the city primary held Tuesday as a farce with low interest and weak turnout. The text references drained resources and uncertain results, noting confusion and incomplete candidate information amid the disjointed OCR excerpt.
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Primuary
Rom
Iffe
Renee
Papes Diapepsin Promises Fast Indigestion Relief
A vintage promotional item touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a harmless remedy that digests food within minutes and relieves sour stomach, heartburn, and indigestion. It urges readers to keep a 50 cent case for immediate relief after meals, claiming rapid, complete symptom removal.
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Pape
Imperial Vanity: How Julius and Augustus Shaped Our Calendar
A fragmented excerpt explains how Julius Caesar reformed the calendar to create a 365 day common year and 366 day leap year, with months arranged to 31 and 30 days, and February 28 or 29. It notes Julius gave his name to July and Augustus to August, describing the era’s month naming origins and implied August alignment.
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Julius
Augustus Caesar
Julius Caesar
Augustus Caeser
Fulius
Imonth
Marge
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HAUTE & PEORIA RAILROAD_COMPANY
Union Station Rr
Wéttee
Pees
Daudrasantot
Gupte & Connelly
Aoe
Sinots
Clark
County
Charles
Weber
Dec
Cone
Ben
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Marshall State Bank
Radathe
Editon’ Bory
Anyowa Exchange
Amusin
Rhe
Valer & Spas
Palin de Stvacor We
Bissell
Cyco
Bubeck
Gallagher Company
Popular Music
Keifer’s Drug Store
Leeds-Murphey Optical, Co
S. 7Th St
New Trust
Ene Haute
Inds
Crosier
Din Sala Norina
Msuvis
Rte
AIK
Richland Cointy
Ilinois
Eas
Dreds
Gts' Ag
Att Hyatt
Olpeysehr Es
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