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Newspaper
Henry News Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
8
Chapter XI concludes by outlining Putnam Tremains as fertile, well populated, and richly resourced. Census 1860 shows modest population growth, strong morals, mills along streams, and rail lines nearby. The piece notes wealth potential, land fertility, and calls Putnam one of Illinois' denser smaller counties with ongoing development.
Local brief notes from Putnam dated September 6 1960 reference community events and notices. details are limited but indicate civic announcements and routine municipal items in the era’s era.
Local residents gather for Alumni events and family visits over Memorial Day weekend. People from Eureka, Normal, Galesburg, Peoria, Princeton, and Chicago attend graduations, funerals, and hospital updates while others travel between homes in Illinois communities.
The Marshall Putnam Home Bureau holds its Advisory Council meeting on Friday June 14 at 10 in Henry Community room with township chairmen vice chairmen and membership committees and a noon potluck. The community mourns the death of former Home Adviser Mrs Imma Scott Hassler of Putnam wife of a prominent farmer leaving a husband two children and an infant son. The noonday Department of Agriculture Radio Program airs at 12 45 pm CST from stations including KFKX KDKA KSTP WOW WDKA KWK KVOO WOAI WSM WSB KOA WMC WFAA and WHO. On Thursday June 13 jelly making with Fanny Yeatman is featured and the State Home Advisers conference at the University of Illinois is attended by the Home Adviser and others including Minnie Price and advisers from other counties.
The LaRose area reports staff vacations at the Sinclair pumping plant with relief engineers stepping in. Town residents plan road oil from sediment. social notes include visits in Peoria Romeo and Toluca and local dances moving to Toluca for a larger floor.
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