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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1918
Page
10
A fragmented ad-like snippet outlines tire price savings with unclear measurements and codes such as 34x4 and 6x4. It mentions low costs and possible bulk quotes, but the text is garbled with stray numbers. The readable portion emphasizes cheaper tires and potential savings.
The Republican reports an excellent Friday night benefit at the IOOF hall for the Henry orchestra. Louis Kraus and Mrs. Charlotte Sparling led strong solos, with a humorous sketch and a lively Book Agent farce. A Red Cross sale in Ohio raised about 3400 for war relief, while city officials approved bills and voter-eligible appointments for April elections.
List of Marshall County boys entraining for New London Connecticut on April 3 1918 includes numerous names from Lacon LaPrairie and nearby towns along with an announcement of a recent marriage Arno Reinbeck son of Mr and Mrs John Reinbeck and Mary Jacobs daughter of Rev Varney Jacobs married in the M E parsonage at Jacobs Reinbeck Arno Reinbeck later joined by an Easter church union at Brimfield and a training camp departure for soldiers from Lacon to New London Conn Fenwick Funeral Director advertisement.
Rulings require bakers to substitute potatoes for cereal up to four to one and to reach 20 percent substitutes in bread. Those unable must close temporarily until 50 is met, with rye materials banned after March 31. Licenses linked to substitute ratios. licenses allow wheat flour on a four-to-one basis. Retailers and large sugar users get monthly allotment cards.
Classified notices list cottages for sale and for rent inquiries, horses for sale including a black mare with foal and a gelding, and a variety of adverts from local residents and professionals. Listings mention Dr Adama and Dr E H Bradley, with small town contact details and dates.
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