E. W. Holmes Clean Up for Tune in Market
E W Holmes Princeton cement contractor and former Spring Valley resident reportedly netted near one hundred thousand dollars from a surge in May wheat to 2 05 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade. He began trading on a shoestring and pyramided holdings after early profits from corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Holmes
Princeton Cement
Spring Valley
Chicago Board of Trade
Holmes
Board of Trade
Mr. Holmes
United States
South America
Beware of Coughs That Hang On and Pneumonia Caution
Coughs that linger can signal serious lung trouble and should be treated promptly. The old remedy Kenp's Balsam is promoted as a throat soothing cough suppressant for children, selling for 30 cents at stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Comprehensive health ad promises noninvasive treatments in Peoria
A broad medical advertisement lists ailments from stomach and liver issues to neuralgia and deafness. It claims painless piles treatment, eye care with in-house lens grinding, and a free thorough personal examination with affordable subsequent treatment options in Peoria Illinois.
Moynihan to resign as Arlington constable
After two years in office Thomas Moynihan will resign at the end of his term. The note commends his faithful service. A series of social events are announced in Arlington including a library fund card party at Spalding hall and dances at Talbott's hall and Spalding hall to benefit local institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moynihan
Catherine Moore
Aurora
Arlington
Spalding Hall
James Skeffington
Cherry
the Construction
Schmidt Brothers
Fitchmoor
Henry Pitstick
Neidetcher and
Meisel
Joe Hosie
Maurice Moynihan
Chicago
Joe Jacoby
Mendota
John Cassidy
Louis Cassidy
Princeton
M. W. Ryan
James Walsh
Thomas
la Salle
Wyman
la Moille
Library Board
Prescott
Mary Walsh
Talbott’s Hall
St. Louis’ Catholic Church
Bierman
Bureau County School Notes March Teacher Examinations
Bureau County notes announce teachers examinations at Library Hall Princeton on March 13 and 14. February plans by the Illinois Valley Division IL T S A call for Series I February 11 and Series II February 26. Teachers should drill daily during reading period and mail reports February 13 and 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall
Princeton
Committee of Progress
Illinois Valley Division
Laureal Book Company
Cincinnati
Red Cross
New Decree Grants Ma rie Baker Divorce In La Salle
Judge Edgar Eldredge signs a divorce decree in La Salle County Court for Mrs. Marie Baker of Streator against Edward Baker, wholesale grocer. Appellate Court remanded to lower court. alimony reduced from 325 to 166 dollars monthly. Edward Baker pays 1000 dollars annually for their son’s education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Eldredge
la Salle
Marie Baker
Streator
Edward Baker
Ladd Merchant Weds as Judge Officiates in LaSalle County
Judge Harry Beck of LaSalle county court officiated Tuesday at the marriage of Jobbi Mini of Ladd and Mrs. Eliza Thompson of Marcelline. The ceremony took place with a small gathering and was followed by a reception at a local residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Beck
LaSalle County Court
Jobbi Mini
Ladd
Eliza Thompson
Mar
Couple Weds in Judge's Office Ceremony
A small wedding took place in the judge's office at the courthouse with several friends witnessing the ceremony.
Doan’s Pills Help Painter’s Weak Kidneys
A Spring Valley case notes Geo Alexander a painter at 120 East Town St who suffered a lame back dull kidney pains and weak kidneys from years of painting. After using Doan’s Pills he felt much better and reported relief from his kidney distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Doan
Spring Valley
Geo. Alexander
East Town St
Dean
Foster-Milburn ad promotes Dean's Kidney remedy
An advertisement from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY touts Dean s Rid Me Of That Lame Back And Regulated My Kidneys priced 60c at all dealers claiming health benefits for back pain and kidney regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo, N. Y
Local Notes and Theatre Listings in Cherry
A baby girl arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lewis. Florence Burns of Bloomington visited friends. Mrs. John Jacobazzi moved to North Main Street. Dr. C H Dunn attended a hard road meeting in Ladd. Maurice Andre opens a store in the Maxwell building on S Main. Miss Martha Holzel returned from Chicago. The Brandstatter family spent Monday with the Colvers. Cherry Theatre listings include One Law for the Woman and The Circus Cowboy with various stars on Feb 12 14 and 17. David and Simon Bernstein opened a dry goods store on North Main in Pasqualli’s building. J Thirlaway and Jay Thirlaway visited Joliet. Jas Fleming from Rockford spent the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Lewis
Florence Burns
Bloomington
John Jacobazzi
North Main Street
Thompson
C. H. Dunn
Ladd
Cherry
Maurice Andre
Maxwell
S. Main Street
Martha Holzel
Chicago
John Brandstatter
R. W. Colver
Cherry Theatre
Mildred Harris
Colin Landis
Buck Jones
West of the Water Tower
Glen Hunter
Ernest Torrence
May McAvoy
Jack Hoxie
Colleen Moore
Larry Lemon
Hoot Gibson
David
Simon Bernstein
Spring Valley
Pasqualli
J. Thirlaway
Jay Thirlaway
Joliet
Jas. Fleming
Rockford
Traces of Life Persist in Fossil Record Across Coal Beds
The passage notes that even a fern leaf or stem leaves a trace in coal-bed fossils, and that every human life leaves a record of good or evil, suggesting enduring marks of existence beyond time.
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Kemp's
Haley and
Knowles
DR. Knowles
MILES
LA Salle, Illinois
D. E. E. Haley, M
Peoria, Lilinois
Bureau County School Notes
Baker
Seilles
Court House
Dr Bells
Sun Mon Tues
Il Wu
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Madras
I É
Ren
Work Sox
Egular Rockford
Rd Chalmers
LaSalle’s Greatest Clothing Store
Marquette Street
Secnd
Illinois
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