Henry News Roundup Adds Local Notices and Ads
Community updates from Henry include appointments, moving notices, school and election results, and small ads. migrants, local trades, farm actions, river traffic, and upcoming events populate the page with council, church, and business items.
Greener Lawns and Gardens Ad by F. A. s Hunter Ad
An advertisement promotes Lime-Fertile by F A Hunter offering a product to improve lawn and garden health. It contrasts parched turf with a lush velvety carpet and low yields with a thriving garden display. The copy emphasizes a worthwhile yield from treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H . F. Hunter
Ady
Sits Coats and Dolmans Great Sale of New Women Garments
The article describes a second floor sale offering brand new women’s suits coats and dolmans in fresh styles. Emphasizes novelty and modernity with telegraphed shipments and crowded counters. Also notes new trimmed millinery with constantly changing stock and an active trimming team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watarocht
Poultry fence fund focus and Henry news roundup
News items from Henry Illinois report Adv Van Leer touring nearby towns for the Centenary while residents like Heath Jennett and Mer dian families relocate or visit. Local events include theater ads at Apollo Princeton and a Mendota Reporter acquisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meler Bros
Frank Jennett
Upper Edward Street
Dennis Landers
Laura Harrison
Harry Lloyd
St. Louis
Marshall
Sperland
Glenn Sitterly
Spring Valley
Margaret Jones
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Apollo Theatre
Princeton
Ill
Apollo Theatre Co
Advt
Mendota Reporter
Messrs
Nisley and
Lelger
Mendota Sun-Bulletin
Mendota
Méndoza
Republi
Masonic Lodge
Sodriand
K of Simwood
Brothers of
Henlodste
Frank Johnson
Daniel Wall
Rev
van Leer
Herbert Pace
Henry Republican
Oregon
Epidemic coughs and local notices fill Granville pages
Local notices mention an illness claimed to be an epidemic affecting many without respecter of persons. Ad notices advertise fancy seed potatoes at Arnold's Grocery and Bakery. Thomas Russell travels to Peoria for the death of his brother-in-law Frank Forbes formerly of Henry. Community groups meet and local sales and property moves are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL. Emmerson
Henry
Phillips
Ames
Ed Haddon
Bill Posting.Co
Rolley
J. J
Third.y
Tadies’ Aid Society
M.hutch
Republican
Evans
Zenor
Velty Hall
Williams
Suler
West
Aue
Clarence “Phillips
Penn
Americ A
Rochéfort
France
Mbarkation
Y.M. C
Finland
Eoyd . Williams
Rochefort
Hever
Des Moines
Mandels
Parisige
Yalbruck
Fenwick
Eee Bros
Advettie Jarman
Chillicothe
Ill
Meier Bros
Arnold
Smn
Getoaty
Ady
EB. K. Bradley
New Lehman
Court House
Peoria
Miss Marian
Bradley
H. Vv. Christian
Koehler
Richard Street
Thomas Vogelsang
Front Street
Willam Flynn
Mary Heininger
Edward Street
Mary Wallace
Pearlas
Fred Morgan
Dayton
Minn
Great Northern Railroad
George €. Helper
Walter
University of Illinois
C. A. Woodfill
C. F. Hallfarth
Plymouth Rock
William Merritt
Henry Central
OBH
Anker
Buck
Central City
Marshall County
Masonic Lodge of
Masonic
OFS
Alice Ketchum
Champaign
John Ely
John Hawg
Constable
Charles Dewey
John I. Thompson
Mike Jacobs
Sparland
Lacon
Frank Hanley
Jacobs
Hampshire
Lacon Democrat
Henry Good Roads Association
Good Roads
M. E. Chrrch
M. B. van Leer
City Hall
Meler Bros
James McCuen
Camp Groves
Theodore Kaiser
Main Street
Deacon Hill
J. A. Blackburn
R. W. Miller
Henry National Bank
Michigan
Ed Hummel
Perfection Tire Company
Eugene Bauter
Oshkosh
Wis
Elwin
Eugene
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau County
Harry Blackburn
Fred Garlin
Central Park
Will Horton
Galesburg
E. C. Stoneberg
Mr. Horton
Thnois
Philadelphia
Nuinois
Jonah
G. B. Fenwick
Arnold's
Thomas Russell
Frank B. Forbes
Woman's Club
G. M. Clark
Department, Education
Miss Young
Granville
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Bull Dog Sindurance ‘Company
Jilawyer
Meier
Joanson
Harold Helper
Segraves
L. R.phillips
R. W. Miller and Family
J. B
Alden
Watercott
Illinois
Coats and Dolmans
J. Watercott &Co
Henry, Ill
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Worley
H. BE
Alfonso Seelye
D. W. Horrom
Seelye
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Dow Brittain
Mark ‘Twain
Missouri