McCall's Magazine and Patterns Promote Style and Savings
McCall's Magazine and McCall Patterns advertise their popularity and reach in over a million homes. The ad touts latest designs, helpful women’s information, and offers subscriptions with free patterns, emphasizing leadership in fashion and value.
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McCalls
Ty S.becnhig
MecCall*t
Atoome
Public Sale of Land Heirs of J E Reynolds
Heirs of J E Reynolds offer 100 acres of black soil land with house and barn at public auction on Oct 19 at 2 pm at the old homestead on Quaker Lane in Hutsonville township Crawford County. Also 55 acres of light clay soil in cultivation with about 10 acres of timber, including 300 rods of tile and a new rock road on the south side. Aaron Reynolds declares for his heirs.
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J. E Reynolds
Quaker Lane
Hutsonville
West York
Hutsonville Township
Crawford County
New Rock Road
Aaron Reynolds
J E Reynolds
Notice of Debt Disavowal and Farm Auction Details
This notice states I am not responsible for debts my son H. L. A. Manhart Riley may incur. Vanpelt will hold a sale of cattle hogs and farm implements five miles south of Marshall on the John Coldre farm October 5.
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H. L. A. Manhart
Riley
Vanpelt
Marshall
John Coldre
The Capital in Reflection and Local Nuptial Scenes
A nostalgic tour of Washington landmarks from the Senate to Lafayette Park contrasts with a vivid note on Hardeen the famous handcuff king. The piece mentions Kefer Drug Co and JF Kaufman of West Union, with brief local social details about Maude Laufman’s pre nuptial handkerchief shower hosted by Ruth McNutt and attendees listed.
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Senate Chamber
Hanley Jones
Taft
White House
Agigantic War
State and Navy
Potomac Park
River Front
Lafayette Park
Congress
Hardeen-Hardeen
West York
George Washington
H. C. Bell
Kefer Drug Co
JF Kaufman
West Union
Maude Laufman
Winfield Taylor
Ruth McNutt
Bess Fink Biner
Ethel Hurst
Elsa Sheppard
Harriet Clark
Mabel Howell
Hester Shipe
Jess Martin
Bess Finkbiner
Florence, Hodge
Helen
Marguerite Scott
R. L. Baird
Fruit Tree Delivery at Ben Baird Residence
Delivery in October of Apple Peach Pear Plum and other fruit trees grape vines currants and gooseberries to Ben Baird at 86 7 ay E H Baird.
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Ben Baird
British Local Nicknames and Their Curious Origins
The article surveys English counties nicknames for residents. It cites Liverpools Dicky Sams, Glaswegians Kee-Nes, Lancashire Tim Robbins, and Yorkshire Tykes while noting unclear origins. It adds Suffolk Dumplings Kent Hogs and Isle of Wight Calves as examples of regional labels.
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Liverpool
Dicky Sams
Kee- Nes
Lancashire
Tim Robbins
Yorkshire
Suffolk
Kent
Isle of Wight
Administratrix Notice in Estate of David Nicol
The administratrix Sarah C. Nicol of the estate of David Nicol late of Clark County Illinois gives notice to creditors to appear at the Clark County Court House Marshall for the December term to adjust claims. All debts to the estate must be paid promptly. Dated September 26 1911. Everett Connelly attorney.
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David Nicol
Clark County
State of Illinois
Marshall
A. D
Sarah C. Nicol
Everett Connelly
Atty
Miss Moran Marries Frederick H Herzsch In West Virginia
Miss Mary E B Moran daughter of Col and Mrs John F Moran of Gas City wed Frederick H Herzsch a Westinghouse employee and Purdue graduate. The ceremony was at 3 pm in the Moran home Chester priest Rev Father Sau er officiated with bridesmaids Cetila Moran and Eleanor Herzsch. Best man was Paur Thornton. The couple plans a West trip and will reside in Wilkinsburg after Oct 15.
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Moran
New Cumberland
W. Va
Mary EB. Moran
John F. Moran
Gas City
Frederick H Herzsch
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co
Pittsburgh
Purdue University
Indiana
William Sauer
Wilkinsburg
George W. Barnes Dies at 54 After Long Parish Life
George W. Barnes born August 5 1857 in Marion County Indiana died September 20 1911 aged 54 years one month fifteen days. He married Mary Greenlee December 22 1884 and had six children four died in infancy two sons William and Pear survived with mother. He moved to Illinois with his father in 1869 and was a steady community figure respected for aid to the distressed. His obituary notes church involvement and local remembrance.
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George W. Barnes
Marion County
Indiana
Mary Greenlee
William
Pear
Baines
Ilinois
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