Deaths and civic notices in Springfield city pages
Obituary notices report the death of Juba R. Baker of Clark County after a long illness. Funeral plans place services at Fire Lutheran Church with pastors A.B. Wagner and D.W. Smith assisting. Additional notices announce Mrs. Washington Wiley’s funeral at Plattsburg Chicago Church, with services at the corner Factory and Washington streets. Also previewed is the Grew Opera Company's May 11 appearance at the Grand Opera House presenting The Mascotte and other operas with a star-studded cast and affordable prices.
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Juba R. Baker
Clark County
Snow Hill
Cletret
Northwan
Cty
Baker
Rock Ingham County
Ker
St. Semeph
Fire Lutheran Church
High
Factory Streets
A.B. Wagner
Second Church
Ree D W. Smith
Ions
Mes
Washington
Wileus
Platt Hurg Chicaigo Church
Aken
Reai
Grew ‘Opera Company
Grand ‘Opera House
Queno
New York
Cavinn
Springfield
Hist Cooper
Mise Alice Harmer
Annie Figman
H.il
Waldo
Maplasin Opera Co
W.W. Aaliag
Fay ‘Templetop , Co
Max Flemen
Cincinnati
Ibatayer
Gilbert Olayigu
Howard Anawhelr
Giocinosa
Beate
Troupe’s
City Council Deliberates Water Supply Upgrades
City officials discuss securing adequate water for the town. Water Board President K C Gwy presents a plan to avoid more property costs, suggesting a large dam or underground conduit could cost up to 6300,000 or 9,?20,000 respectively. Debate centers on ensuring a reliable supply over expedient spending.
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Fountain Head
K. C. Gwy
Water Board
Agel
Walker
Husboell & Glessner
Lear
Prince
Mayors chair as council debates city finances and works
City council convened on Tuesday evening May 5 with President Mast presiding. Minutes read for April show license revenue of $40 and an audit noting $81.40 in the weigh house report. Various petitions, budget items, and water works issues were referred to appropriate committees for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayni
Ihemme
Wythe Sme
James Jobsmon
W. T. Smith
C. Friedware
James MH
Hrimaley
Sealer
George Brain
Jamies A. Eohinee
Moire
Bower
Thomas
Kant Buringfeld
Aaid
Raffeneperg R Street
Rustonne UE
Mentleion
Hightsirepie
Rastanne
York
Army
Frank Quillas
Goodwin
Fred Schuchman
James A. Walker
James Norton
War
Milla
Geo. Rizer
J. P
McKay Harvey
Freeman Street
Taylor
Fice
Robert Johson
Ryall
Bealth
St. M. Gekwicks
Pauilary
Jae
Murray
Merritt
Fire Department
Margaret Komi
Poller
Mr. Kidder
Bouthers
Taffry
Roma
Peince
Veluve
Moline Quraitie
Obiet Schubman
Seema Teatts
McKenna
Pabtle Library
Oowtinliver
Ls. Buch
Walter Sod
W. A. Scot Ag
Trustees of
Public Library
Stephan
Market Square
Lessnar
Gwyn
Board of Water-Works Trusters
Mitchell
Abe
Leasnor
Counell Roemeie
City Board of Equalization election and street actions
The discussion covered appointments for three and two year terms on the city board of equalization, several ballot outcomes, and ordinances including deputy marshals and street improvements. Also noted were water, sewer and culvert repairs, committee formations for a government building site, and a gate installation at Cedar Street. Council adjourned as a theft incident at a residence prompted security concerns.
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Viger
Leanne
Mast
Ste. Conklin
Mant
City Board of Equalization
Hominetons
Techno Dominator
James Foley
Mr. Kinder
H. Vinal
Me. Kunell
G. J. Wont
Me. Cow
Otster
MS. G. Blazer
LM. Doup
Leewoer
War
H. Clifford
M A. Clipploger
Thomas
H.W. Hutman
Paley
Reid
Johnson
Gallot
Rabbitts
Kidder
F. 3
S. Souwe
Jefferson Street
Robert Johnson
James Cashin
Frank Pappert
Biddle Boggs Douty Mara
Lessner
Spring Street
High
Main
Prince
Nori Plum Street
Cemetery Road
Water Works
Korn
Rastatrort Wat
Walter
Woeawrn Avenus
Ivar High
Cornell
Oliver
Kelly
John M
Nette
Cedar Street
Lave
Western Avenue
Whuie
Wea
Hermitage land dispute stirs Civil War era memories in Tennessee
Fragmentary report recalls a legislative bid to auction the Hermitage property to fund a home for veterans of past wars. An aged former slave recalls Gen. Andrew Jackson and his circle, while unrelated notes wander through antiquated anecdotes and a Persian, Greek, and Roman gold tale.
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Hermitage
Iestate
Tennessee
United States
Alozinialive
Apy
Wrri
Lown
Jackson
Daekim
Monald
Alfred
Gow Baty
Darky
Gen. Jackson
Toruan
Hosiery Sale in Lisle Threads at British Shaw Knit Prices
Inexpensive ladies, gent's and children hosiery advertised in Lisle threads and Shaw Knit brand. Regular stock offered at 8c, 20c and 25c, with emphasis on value and variety to attract shoppers.
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Rae
Ancient beliefs and odd artifacts from early civilizations
The fragment describes early Chinese beliefs in private gods and luck charms, imagined deities carried for emergencies, plus observations on priests, pockets, floods, and improvised clay Mound Builders pipes. It notes varied opinions on gods and objects found along river shores and in prehistoric tool shapes.
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Adam
Trvelly Varulv
Lou
le Carclesn
Fragmented Humorous Fragments and Classified Snippets
A collage of late 19th century clippings includes domestic chatter on courting and memory loss, stray conversations with children, remarks on aging, and a patchwork of local notices and advertisements. It references marriages, school, and a range of health remedies such as Brown's Iron Bitters and cough treatments, plus military anecdotes and a prison release note.
Unscrupulous Medical Patent Ads and Remedies
A scanned bulletin features dense, era-specific remedies and patent cures. It touts Pilea and piles treatments, a Bristish cure claim via Shaker remedies, a cough syrup, a hair restorer from Clark of Ohio, Voltaic Belt Co. trials, and Ayet's Carbirth Pills. Names include Ad. Bakhaus & Co. and H. Wolfe, with regional mentions to Marshall Michigan and Chartertu Ohio. The piece blends sensational health claims with commercial solicitation.
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Mex
Runne Clark's Fair Restorer
Bouma Clark
Chartertu
Clarke County
Ohio
Ad. Kakhaus & Co
Druggista
East Main Street
H. H. Wolfe
Theo. Troupe
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Showalter
Wother
Uily
John
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Wolf
Marster
Dor
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Nashville
Mexico
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Ras Foundry
Deak
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Shin
Milwaukee Journal
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Ann
Brown
J. W. Billa
Minburn
Lows
Prince of
Toulos
Lord Waissley
Sebastopol
Sappure
Walacloy
Su Duvaru
Baloclavie
Mishler
Mao
Springfeld
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Cannan
Gres
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Mowat Letwnon
Siegel
Disrawa
Monary
Kila
Voltaic Belt Co
Marshall
Mich
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Undertaker
Geo. H. Coles, Undertaker
B.A. Schindler & Baw
Faber
T. J. Thom
Pacalary
Paul A. Staley
Arcade Muti
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Hase
Pring Aali‘An
Fan
Raf Lo Howton
Gleveland
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Bute
Anta
Nori
Teaing
Washington D.H
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P&g. Railway
Teulea Lowve Acolam
Rapom Bol
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Repro
Iene
Kolag West
PAN
L. M. Division
Dan Anriving
Spo Pr Tain
Cec
Alway
Laos
Teaves
Immaiaia Conneetlove
Yorks Wotton
Tie Michells
Lautia
Anon
Amit Mare Root Gaspelions
Outa
Kalai
Inary
Washinton
Ait Basteth
Albany Az
Ares
Vian
Vaneimi
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