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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1912
Page
10
A vintage sales notice promotes HYOMEI as a simple remedy for catarrh asthma croup colds and related symptoms. It advertises a complete outfit for $1.00 with extra bottles at 6 cents and claims money back if not satisfied. The ad emphasizes inhalation use and step by step instructions with no opiates.
Local residents from Varna and surrounding areas share visits, shopping trips, and social events in Peoria, Toluca, Lacon, Henry, Magna g, and other towns. Obituary reports John Henry Johnson born 1838 in Sweden died March 28 1912 at 77. Also a testimonial for Foley Kidney Pills.
Markets at Held Tuesday show corn prices around 6 8 coats as traders note activity. Charles Carlson visited Varna on Saturday while Anna and Maude Extrom kept to John Extrom’s near Venona through Monday. Gust Extrom and family called on John Austin Sunday. Eddie Carlson called in Verna Saturday. Ed Holmstrom remains ill with cautious optimism for recovery. Miss Selma Dplesberg works for Charles Kantz as Mrs Kantz’s condition weakens. Delbert Thomas from Lacon spent Sunday with Waldo Held. Ed Holmstrom reports a sick horse amid a Weathers of Lacon call. John Okerberg called in Lacon Saturday. Allen Okerberg, staying with Charles, visits this week. Schools visited C O Flesberg’s Sunday evening.
Mrs and Mrs Ness Hultgren visited Lacon on Saturday Gust Stoner appeared in Varna on Monday Allan Hultgren bought a fine team from Arthur Hultgren of Varna last week Mrs BE Ann sec suffered backache headache and kidney trouble until Foley Kidney Pills helped. first bottle brought clear improvement and she ordered more A J Ironmonger
Local residents report social visits church events and school duties across Lostant Granville McNabb Toluca and nearby towns. Highlights include Easter services confirmation attendance weddings fairs and ongoing road and public improvements amid a busy social season.
Sourness gas heaviness and heartburn vanish in minutes when MI O NA tablets are taken after a hearty meal. The ad claims the tablets not only relieve indigestion but clean and strengthen stomach walls and improve overall digestion, guaranteed for various stomach ailments. Available in a large 50 cent box at T. J. Segraves and druggists.
A roundup of local events and happenings includes church social plans at the Putnam hall, Easter and school activities at Mt Seitz and MFE church, family visits, birthday and hospital reports, a serious operation for Mrs. Burkman, and election reminders for Putnam and surrounding towns. Also contains ads for Chamberlain’s cough remedy and local real estate offerings near Henry Illinois.
Mrs Henry Rowe and family appear in election notes. A large vote count is reported for PORTAAS township. H L Hubbard and family visited Albert Hufnagel to see a newborn Thomas Hubball. George Shurts and wife hosted Roy Shurts and family. Will Darling and wife visited his Saratoga parents. Mrs Frank Barkman is seriously ill with peritonitis, drawing sympathy. William Rickey Sr. moves to live with son Will in Saratoga. Bert Piper operated the road drag on the street yesterday.
A testimonial from A. J. Tronmonger of Clayton credits Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with quickly helping young Charles Barzingar recover from croup. The family says the medicine did not work at first but afterward pulled him through and they always keep it in the house.
For sale an eight room house with five closets and all modern conveniences. Lot 80 by 107 feet with woodshed on same lot. Concrete barn with stable for six stock, corner chicken house and concrete wagon house attached. Inquire at residence on South Front street. Mrs A D Stevens.
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