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Woodstock American
A logo for the Woodstock American, a defunct local newspaper. The logo reads: The Woodstock American.
February 10 1922 | Special Sale of Army Goods
Special Sale of Army Goods
Mail Orders Promptly Filled
U.S. Army Store - Donnelly Building (next to Courthouse)
Mail Orders Promptly Filled
U.S. Army Store - Donnelly Building (next to Courthouse)
September 2 1921 | Hundreds Attend Big Pavement Dance Friday
Hundreds of people attended the pavement dance in front of the Courthouse on Friday night. Weldon's band of this city furnished the music.
Old and young mingled as the band played the old fashioned waltzes or the more modern foxtrots. The management…
Old and young mingled as the band played the old fashioned waltzes or the more modern foxtrots. The management…
July 2 1920 | New Floors at Courthouse
The soil improvement association force has moved back into the regular office after sojourning in the Circuit court room a number of days while the new floors were placed in their office and in the hallway. These floors, in which a cushion of cork…
February 20 1920 | To Discuss Farm Tenant Problem
The Illinois farm commission appointed by Gov. Lowden to investigate conditions in Illinois regarding the operation and leasing of Illinois farm lands, the growth of farm tenancy, the maintenance of fertility, and other... Courthouse in this city at…
February 20 1920 | Rural Schools Unable to Meet State Requirements Under System Now in Vogue
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On of the largest and most important meetings ever planned for the advancement of the rural schools of this county will be held in the Courthouse in this city, Monday afternoon, Feb. 23.
The purpose of this meeting, as it is…
On of the largest and most important meetings ever planned for the advancement of the rural schools of this county will be held in the Courthouse in this city, Monday afternoon, Feb. 23.
The purpose of this meeting, as it is…
October 3 1919 | Former Courthouse Janitor has Sea Chest Brought Over on the Mayflower
Talk about your ancestors, heirlooms and treasured relics, there is one man in Woodstock who owns a sea chest which his great-great-grandfather brought over in the Mayflower and the chest is now in his possession, sound and strong as ever.
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