Monroe City Builds Modern Passenger Depot Plan
Monroe City plans a modern brick passenger depot with baggage and express rooms on the present site, which will be moved west to become a freight depot. A driveway will separate the structures as officials from Brookfield Hannibal discuss track location and related matters.
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W. O A. Chittenden
Brookfield-Hannibal Division
C. L. Persons
Chicago
Seeps Hower
Koy
Jeo Mell
Wayton
Shell
Eavid Marion
Stepite Ho Bargderft
Pachipyra
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Praised for Constipation Relief
A letter from Prof Hertzog praising Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin notes it as an effective mid laxative for children and adults. It warns against harsh purgatives, touts gentle action, and advertises a 50 cent bottle available widely with a free trial offer by mail from Dr W L Caldwell, Washington St, Monticello, Illinois.
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Dr. Caldwell
Trop
Vie
Ceriaitia
Phoodelphia
Tir
Caldwel
Dr. Caldwells
Local news from Shel b ina and nearby
Reports detail visits to Palmyra and Has sard crossings, church appointments and weddings. Rev Sparks accepts Presbyterian pastorate here and will move with his family. Rev Alderson to attend district Christian convention and speak. Legal case in Chillicothe dismissed. Mrs Green shows slight improvement after Parise antiseptic treatment. Wares Norman joins St Louis Times as telegraph editor. Engagements announced for Pike and Dinen, and Pike and Koch with various families listed.
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Shelbina
Palmyra
Mr. Bell
Robert Daniels
Crassing
Hassard
Daniels
Sparks
Presbyterian Church
Lewistown Presbyterian Church
W. Fef. Sherman
J. Lapsley Alderson
Christian Church
St. Louis
Wedding Announcement for Roe City Clothier Partners
Roe City's most successful business figure, a member of Hanly and Green clothiers and the Green and Tooley Elevator Co., had a wedding whose date was not announced.
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Roe City
Hanly and Green, Clothiers
Green and Tooley Elevator Co
Surprise for Miss White by Golden High graduates
Golden High School graduates from LA PRAIRIE held a surprise for Helen White last Thursday evening. Twelve pupils, six boys and six girls, including Ralph Rose and Pearlie Covert, paraded the town with flags before visiting Miss White at her home.
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Herman Duden
Graham Bros
Women's Forestan Missionary Society
Frea Boggs
Milton
Ira Ferguson
Augusta
Nealey Covert
Alex Covert
John Covert
Big Neck
Ora Alexander
Alta
Galesburg
Ill
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Fiano Solo
Effie Eyman
Kelly Alexander
Peabody Pen
Local social notes from Tioga area
Mrs Louisa Peitrich of Keokuk Iowa visits relatives in Tioga. Mrs Wate Anderson departed for Seattle Washington. Mrs Emma Vradenburg returned home after a visit with Witt Vradenburg and family. Ley and Finley Neaterour bought Jacob Christnear's property and Mr Christnear bought a farm.
Veterinarian Dr Crank Returns from Chicago to Ursa
Near Ursa Dr A A Crank the local veterinarian who spent winter at Chicago Veterinary College arrived Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Henry Myres of near Mendon visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Willis Krupp.
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A. A. Crank
Chicago Veterinary College
Henry Myres
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Willis Krupp
Pleasant Grove News Briefs Report Local Happenings
George C. Dean has been sick for a week and is slowly improving. S. T. Slade made a business trip to St. Louis. Mrs. Slade visited the George R. Stewart family in Quincy during his absence. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Lytle attended the Baizella Earel funeral in Camp Point on Monday. Mr. Kirtley of Plainville works on PB G church annex concrete. The W.
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George C. Dean
T. Slade
St. Louis
Slade
George R. Stewart
Quincy
W. C. Lytle
Baizella Earel
Camp Point
Kirtley
Plainville
PB. G
Ww. FL
Seldon Slade
Camp Point News Notes Social Roundup and Accidents
Mary White visits son in Tennessee while I H Todd visits East St. Louis friends. Mules frighten a drag wagon on downtown streets injuring P T Omer lightly. Many locals visit relatives in Calgary Fowler Canton Coatsburg Quincy and Oklahoma. Maplewood school exhibit draws praise as Miss Neva Tipton visits Camp Point.
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Tennessee
Henry
I. H. Todd
East St. Louis
P. T. Omer
Owen Clark
Fowler
Martha Welsh
Lloyd Omer
Calgary
Canada
Flora Omer
Lillian Pilcher
Canton
Francesa Pilcher
Nina Walters
Macomb
Susan Earl
Quincy
Richard Castle
Olive Barlow
Coatsburg
J. A. Shake
Ruby Little
Arch Booth
Tour Paloma
Fred Tralve
Oelwein
Ellen Berrian
Oklahoma City
Camp Point
Thomas Harp
Wichita
Kan
Maplewood School
Neva Tipton
Antioch
Camp Punt
Edith and
Margaret Gabriel
Cora Downing
Golden
Roll Castle
Byrd Castle
Galesburg
Rankin Castle
Louis Schlipman
Stanton Appleby
Meather
Milton McVay
la Prairie
Outdoor sports restricted, says rail chief Hill
L W Hill president of the Great Northern Railway urges limiting outdoor venues such as golf links parks and greenhouses to grow garden products during a trip back from California April 22 He notes Berlin crowds do not play golf and prefer other leisure and mentions Sloan's Liniment as a remedy for rheumatic pains and muscle soreness with an ad style close.
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ST. Paul
Minn
L. W. Hill
Great Northern Railway
California
Berlin
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