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| Sat, Jun 12, 1897 | 6 | ke charge bad of us before Better supply your wants during this sale F W STINE the genial Oilman grain Hubert of the schools at l itwood for the merchant was in |  |
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| Sat, Oct 16, 1897 | 5 | ples are plenty and cheap y CJharles H Lutton purchased the ments F W STINE the enterprising Gil Howe Put your money in circulation 160 acre farm southeast |  |
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| Sat, Jul 09, 1898 | 1 | He was climbsuccess everyway and everybody w c e L o d a K W STINE cj iJman ing on after the train started nd was happy The street procession w |  |
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| Sat, Jan 12, 1901 | 7 | to the state meeting G W Beckett Watseka C E Wilcox Milford Fred STINE Gilman J A Miller Pittwood D F Ward Onarga W B Davis Crescent City |  |
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| Sat, Jun 01, 1901 | 5 | Waldron last Friday Mr Topliff was one of the pall bear ers VFred W STINE of Oilman who is in partnership with R F Cummings in the grain business at that |  |
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| Fri, May 23, 1902 | 1 | umt and Mr W H Vansant of Clifton J E McMa hon of Chebanse F W STINE of Oilman and probably others of the branch managers will have an inter est i |  |
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| Fri, Aug 05, 1904 | 5 | L E Vansant George Cox of GUman John McMahon of Chebanse and Fred STINE of Oilman The present incumbents of the offices were re elected for the ensuing |  |
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| Fri, Sep 22, 1905 | 1 | Vreeland 98 Jno Campbell 88 John Wells 82 Henry Banuey 84 Nathan STINE 80 Mrs Proffltt 80 Mr 3 A Hinkle 82 Htm Jnol FoJiick 81 Ed Byers 8 |  |
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| Fri, Oct 04, 1907 | 4 | Abram TruittreturnedhomeTues day from Gilmah where he had been helping Fred STINE of theCummings Grain Co John B Lombard has been transferred from the private sa |  |
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| Fri, Mar 18, 1910 | 4 | inois Central going at the rate of thirty miles an hour left the track at STINE s elevator in Gilman early Wednesday morning and as a result Engineer Thomas Whal |  |
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| Fri, Apr 15, 1910 | 1 | ince they landed here They have ten children living who are Chris Tine STINE Mary and Carrie all of lowed niight have done credit to the dreams of an i |  |
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| Fri, Jun 17, 1910 | 1 | Wright William Kuttrun Truman Brown 1 C H Condit C J Douglas F W STINE C Mosher tti Classen G La Harris E Gv Collins A S A vS pjmSriTD W |  |
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| Fri, Jul 25, 1913 | 1 | uty sheriff went to Iowa Monday to get a prisoner for the sheriff Fred STINE of Gilman received an insurance check for 3000 five days after the fire in his |  |
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| Thu, Jan 07, 1915 | 1 | ri John Thomas Hobson of Carl Porch of Chebanse George Cox and Fred STINE of Gilman Beautiful music was rendered by the Congregational choir and by Mrs |  |
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| Thu, Jan 17, 1918 | 1 | rs as follows President Mrs Nanna Jensen Vice President Mrs STINE Petersen EJX Preaident Mrs Maria Jensen Secretary Mrs Anna JorgenBen |  |
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| Thu, Oct 03, 1918 | 1 | e friends acted as pall bearers Messrs W C Hobson U L Lutton Fred STINE George Cox D C Grinnell F W Meents IliM lf onjfi b iailcount sfeii te |  |
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| Thu, Oct 31, 1918 | 8 | s 42S3S SBgm i 0M iL iH i V v 1 WiWM mt HARR STINE Agent ForidUon Tractor CHEBANSE ILL Our territory includes Clifton and sur round |  |
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| Thu, Nov 21, 1918 | 6 | our orders now One on floor at Chebanse come in and see it Mi HARRY STINE him Representative Chebanse and Milk s Grove Twos Our New Address 144 EAST AVE |  |
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| Thu, Nov 28, 1918 | 5 | One on floor at Chebanse come in and mm STINE it Illinois Repre entative Chebanse and Milk s Grove Twpa fe Vr V |  |
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| Thu, Jul 14, 1927 | 2 | te regalia Next day still wearing his cowboy hat he attended the Pri STINE Houndiip at Bellefourcluv Mrs Coolldge nconipanled him and they enjoye |  |
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