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Newspaper
Henry News Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
2
An editorial argues bootleggers and buyers share blame in Marshall Putnam and similar counties. It says bootlegging exists to feed bread by others’ labor and those who patronize bootleggers are equally responsible, noting buyers and sellers pursue one another like addicts and dealers.
The New York American reports that Judge Darrow told a committee he leaked his pre public disclosure to International News Service via Hutchinson. A reporter asked if the quash would come early. the judge said he would proceed that afternoon, revealing the indictment status.
A 1924 study by the American Newspaper Publishers Association shows top manufacturers plowed millions into newspapers versus magazines. Firms like Ford, Chevrolet, American Tobacco, Calumet Baking, and Wrigley supported home papers heavily, arguing local ads boost small town business.
Reverend W H Witter compares aimless drift with purposeful pursuit. He recalls a boy who wished to become a college professor, later meeting the same man among notable leaders, proving intention guides outcomes. He urges steady aims, like Columbus, and warns drifted souls lose value without an inner driving power.
Rev. Paul L. Corbin discusses the shift from royal buffers like the Duke of Wellington to a model where monarchs themselves stand between people and government. He argues democracy has changed monarchy from shield to shock absorber, potentially saving royalty from obsolescence.
Peoria visitors Milo and Mrs Hufnagel were guests. Neighbors helped with corn fodder and silo work. Toune, Applen, Shammel, and Johnson families share tasks and travel. several members attend school in Bradford or Colorado seeking relief from illness.
Miss Ellen Peterson departed last Sunday for Chicago to enter Augustana hospital for training. Theological student Mr. Lindan of Augustana Seminary will lead Salem congregation last Sunday afternoon. Confirmation class organized with LaVerne Norlin Frances Nordstrom Helen Lefman and Adell Pierson as members and Lindan as instructor. Luther League met at Louis Larson's in Tiskilwa Saturday evening with a solid program followed by refreshments and social time.
Local court notices list multiple real estate transfers including Walter Campbell and Vivia Eperyshort in La Rose, John S. Thompson trustee, and properties in Lacon and Steuben township. Estate actions cover final reports, discharge of administrators, probate petitions, and claims for several decedents with various class allowances.
A collection of selected scriptures urging gratitude patience and trust. Passages include Psalm 103 Proverbs 16 32 Proverbs 30 8 Matthew 5 8 Acts 10 34 Psalm 37 3 5 and Isaiah 55 6 7 encouraging mercy righteousness and forgiveness.
The Henry News Repu blican promises broad local reporting for residents seeking timely news. It emphasizes community events, politics, and economy while catering to a wide audience across the area.
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