Jersey B to Stand in Illinois for 1910 Breeding Season
The big trotting stallion Jersey B will stand three days weekly at West Union and three at Cheno weth yard in Marshall starting Friday April 1. Jersey B is a bay 16 hands 1305 pounds bred from Jersey Wilkes and Blue Bell, with noted progeny and broodmare lineage. Stud fee for 1910 is $109 cash or $15 to insure a colt, due when foals are born. inquiries to Ross Buckner, West Union, Illinois.
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Jersey B
West Union Iivery
Chenoweth Wagon Yard
Marshall
Jersey
Jersey Wilkes
Ethel Mac
Planet
Blue Bell
Pat Rooney
Jersey B KR J 24) By Bartholomew Wilkes (7054) Sire of George Patchen
Clark County Fair
Ross Buckner
West Union
Ill
County Supervisors Hold March 14 Meeting and Claims
The County Board of Supervisors met March 14 with full attendance. They approved orders paying transportation costs for several individuals, adjourned, and later reviewed and allowed numerous county and township claims. The board authorized disinfectant purchases, approved poor farm and jail expenses, and discussed tax extensions, bridge funding, and sewer paving costs.
Zemo Offered For Skin Diseases By Local Chemist
Mr Kelfer, a chemist and druggist, touts Zemo as the most effective treatment for eczema, itching skin, dandruff, pimples, and all skin or scalp diseases. He notes its clean liquid form, superiority to greasy salves, germ destruction, and offers free samples and a booklet to explain home cure.
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Kelfer
Zemo
Mr. Keifer
Capt Bogardus Aims at Fame with Kidney Health Note
Lincoln Illinois resident Captain Bogardus, famed for a 100 pigeons in 100 shots world record, credits Foley's Kidney Pills for relief from long standing kidney and bladder trouble. He reports backache, cloudy voiding, headaches, and says after three bottles he feels 100 percent better and urges fellow sufferers to use the remedy. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogardus
Lincoln
Foley
Poley
Monument Idea Refers to Joseph Cannon Humorously
A Louisville Courier Journal item imagines a statue for Joseph Cannon in January Hall as a bronze pile driver atop an invisible grease spot, symbolizing insurgent forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statuary Hall
Joseph Q. Cannon
Louisville Courier Journal
Foley's Honey and Tar Cited for Child Cold Relief
Ethel Ornstein of Green Bay touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the only medicine her two children aged six and eight will accept for colds and croup. She claims it has prevented and cured respiratory troubles for several years. The advertisement notes the product is carried by druggists and widely distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Maeddeine
Ethel Abo
Ayer
JC. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Ayer's
Mild liquid cures eczema and soothes itching
A vintage ad promotes a mild liquid remedy for eczema claiming it stops the itch with first drops. The ad touts prescription value, a 25 cent bottle, and personal assurances from Wilson Harlan, a local druggist, urging readers to resist bad choices in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Harlan
Returned After Many Years At Old Homestead
Michael Huff, missing for 43 years since a Danville Indiana farm incident, reappears at the Huff homestead. He left for Missouri years earlier, later gaining education and rising to become superintendent of the State Reform School in Kansas. Elmer Huff confirms him. Elizabeth to fetch a milk bucket.
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Michael
State Reform School
Saved a Soldier's Life by Dr King’s Discovery
Kemp Texas resident J A Stone recounts near death from consumption during the Civil War. A stubborn cold turned into a lasting cough until Dr King’s New Discovery cured him, restoring weight from 130 to 178 pounds. It markets for 50c and 1.00 with a trial bottle free. Guaranteed by Robt Prewett.
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J. A. Stone
Kemp
Tex
Dr. King
Robt
Prewett
The Big Noise Moral In The Jungle
A fable recounts the Gorilla praising loud advertising while the Lion's roar rules. The Rabbit learns the value of making noise to rise, but a Coyote finds him and eats him. The moral: if you haven't got the goods do not make noise.
Conservator's Notice in Estate of Sarah E King
Conservator of Sarah E King deceased of Clark County Illinois announces appearance at Clark County Court Marshall for May term on first Monday. All claims to be adjusted and those indebted must pay promptly. Dated March 11 1910. J. D. Leatherman Conservator. Wm T Hollentbeck Atty.
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Sarah E King
Clark
Ilinois
Clark County
Marshall
A. D
J. D. Leatherman
Wm T. Hollentbeck
Mining Firm Offers 50000 Shares At 2 5/8 Each
A close Idaho silver mining company with two years of operations seeks investors by offering 50,000 shares of Treasury Stock at 2 5/8 dollars per share par value 1.00 to fund further development. No salaried officers. Inquiries invited to Geddes & Co Baltimore.
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Idaho
Treasury
Geddes’ &* Co
Bratt
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County Board of Supervisors
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John Thompson
Frank Cosby
Pine Village
Ind
Craig
Ed Adams
Texas
Elledge and Beeson
Williamson
Charles Scott
H M Brooke
E S Clayton
James Dawson
Norman Bennett
Cleaver
Joe Hutchison
Ed Garwood
Cole Bros
Mdse
Grabenheimer
Shipe Hdw Co
S Buchanan
Widmier
Geo ¢ Pulver
Frank McNutt
Jury
Bubeck & Gallagher
Jesse Gallatin
H W Drake
C Howell
G Beeson
Robi Prewett
J H Davison
R L Warriner
Edwin Booth
R Schwartz
John Williamson
Pooth & Handy
John Coates
Chas Madden
James + Nash
Byram
Emil Taubeneck
Schafer
Jail Court House
Anderson Township
J J Rosemedier
Ed Moesch
I. Parsons
Same
Spittler
Beasley
A Lockard
Laura
Sanders
S W Weir
Jesse Veach
J Hughes
Auburn Township
Geo Burkett
Wood
Churchill
R B Ratts Coffin
Geo Ragon
Midad
Grace Veach
A Q Churchill
Casey
L H Johnson
Davis
H Porter
Lintz
James Nash
HH H Huston
Alge
Sand Craigs
W Weir
Chase
Bruner
A Aynerson
Henderson
Hilbert & Overmier
CL Parsons
J& J Hughes
Poor
J T Randall
Fleur J Beasley
Dolson Township
Kate Maggart
Emily Hackney
Murphy & Claypool
Cash Wiske
Hornbrook Bros
Wiske, Shields & Davis
P P Haslitt
Hackney
Johnson Township
Bert Forrester
Briggs, Stout, Davis & Cook
Coffin McCarty
John Hanks
Coffin
Tapscott
Dick McCarty
McCarty
Ed Emerson
Secy
Ralston
LG Archer
Gaddis
Custer
Husted
Gibson
Sam Thompson
J D Shoemaker
A Williams
G Husted
Ben Pine
Clouse
Jackson & McMain
McNutt & Cook
L Parsons
Jesse Gaddis
C McCarty
Joe Steele
H Leseure
Buchanan, Pine
Godden
Jackson
Ben T Baird
Booth & Handy
Gaddis & Vick
Eva Kohl
Rent McCarty
Martinsville Township
Minnie Smith
Della Craig
Nancy Snedeker
Pearl Burger
Aliie Eggers
C Miller
Medcalf, Craig, Rupp and
Beckner
G Delashmutt
Switzer
Deahl
Delia Craig
L Williams
Eggers
Smith
J Zackary
J Cunningham
W M Rogers
Medser D
G T Rowland
Medser Eggers
Medser Medcalf and
Miller
Claude Taggart
Switzer, Eggers, Smith and Miller
Melrose
F Dodd
Lucy King
Sarah Harris
Roy Scott
Highshoe
W Cornwell
Prust
Cox Child
Orange Township
Adkins
Chas Sanders
Parker Township
Dillman Bros
Connelly
Guyer
H V
Anderson
Miss Edwards
Wabash Township
H Thomason
Colvin
Wm Osborn
Huey
Westfield Township
H White
Denman, Cox and Nickles
H V Anderson
Cline Family
B Brookhart
Cline
Cox
York Township
Alexander
R H Pritchard
Mdse Dudley
z _Drust
Settin
Haddixis Oe
Pa Ponte
Davin Nicol
Rent Hay Stuckiigi
L Roberts
Wonksy Dudley
Mutual Tel Co
Wabash Tel. Co
Committee On Amprovements
Geo. C. Pulver
John Cole
Pulver
Cole
Committee On Poor
Climton Cooper
J. W
Tic
Commissioners of Highways
Stockwell Branch
Messrs Beeson, Beasley
Elledge
Fredenberger
City of
Clinton Cooper
Epperson
J .W. Fredenberger
Wm. T. Martin Jr
Nash
Schwartz
Madden
Beeson
Archer
Evans
Cooper
Thompson
Wiliamson
Erie
Sean Tg
Dee Ene
J.A. Morton
W. Weir
Weirbldg
Wabash
Farmers
Farmer's
Doll Grocery
D.d.doll
North Side
the Mutual Mercantile Agency
N. 6Th Street
Marshall, I
Ross
Martin's Poultry School
Ganeeylley Minis
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