The Republican Commmrntextions in Uechri Illinois
The Republican notes communications by minds to the office on Thursday April 6 1900 in Uechri Illinois. Local readers are invited to submit items for the next issue.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1900
Page
2
The Republican notes communications by minds to the office on Thursday April 6 1900 in Uechri Illinois. Local readers are invited to submit items for the next issue.
The Dwight Star and Herald argue Livingston county decides the senatorship as it supplies votes to conquer two Democratic counties. They cite past margins and predict if Republicans field a Livingston candidate and Democrats nominate a popular local, Livingston could swing, affecting Woodford and Marshall and risking a Democratic victory. They insist Fe B Kort’s renomination is the only certainty for Republican success.
Republicans met at City Hall and nominated a full city ticket with Dr Forrests as chair and L B Kinnear as secretary. In ward caucuses Second ward Charles A Camp Third ward D Wesley Horrom. Democrats held Saturday caucus with Justice Fl. Xt Kirelman as chairman and Charles Doherty as scribe. Alderman candidates include Henry Yaeger W B Deck in first ward with Jack Spee winning on the first formal ballot. Second ward Clifford Haws. Third ward Alex Docizer. Thiel ward unopposed.
An old advertisement extols home ownership over renting and promotes a fine non room house with good lots and barn. It also touts grain coffee substitute Gramo Crail or Grano made from grains, claiming it imitates coffee without harming children or adults.
A lavish New York and Parisian style millinery opening at J Watercott Co overwhelms Central Illinois with abundant displays of hats bonnets and dresses. The store showcases furniture liquor and window dressings while touting low prices and small profits. Also noted are state receipts showing a sharp rise in revenue under Secretary of State James A Rose due to more corporations including foreign firms.
TrEopoORE Disosway thanks supporters after a favorable vote on Col Yeetor Tuesday. He expresses gratitude for the confidence and backing shown by the community. The letter emphasizes appreciation from Disosway to all who helped.
In Henry township and nearby areas voters chose a Republican slate for several offices while others remained Democratic. Totals show 546 votes with 159 straight Republican, 146 straight Democratic, and 261 scratched. Countywide results list names for supervisor, clerk, assessor, collector, commissioner, and trustee across multiple townships with mixed party outcomes.
The library catalog shows 546 volumes with 150 young readers housed separately. A new case was purchased and forty volumes were added last week. Patrick Collins of La Prairie and M Moniée of Steuben, two residents, are in the city with their families.
Hutchins Lincoln Co showcases a Easter opening with a remarkable millinery display and color rich window arrangements. Chicago visitors praised the event as superb with crowds filling the department store, highlighting clothing, furniture, and other departments.
On the boat to Peoria next week Our ladies may visit Graves's Big Millinery Store to see what is described as the largest display of trimmed hats in the state. Graves claims to lead the region in style and value.
Short notice horse clipping offered at Camp's Livery Barn. Teeth examination available now by Dr. W J Thomas with contact through Henry I 11. Do not delay for horse health assessment and grooming.
A. Fiedler & Son announce a special sale of new spring styles for next Saturday. Also advertised is Wabler's Buckeye Dilecin DSi for piles with a claimed cure carried by Dr. Powell.
An advertisement touts Dr Miles New Individual Treatment for heart, stomach and nerve diseases. It offers $2.60 worth of treatment free to afflicted readers to demonstrate its curative powers. Also promoted is HERBINE tonic for cleansing bowels and improving liver and blood. A lost brown kid mitten is offered for reward.
A daughter was born in the city on April 4 to Mr. Max Intilseekey. The family reports the event as a joyful arrival and greeting to Jobs Riggs.
DIED. In this city, March 31, of paralysis, BENJA MIN H. IRONMONGER, 67 years, 6 months. Interment at Mason Oly, Near Putnam, April 1, Mrs. IRA BARN HART, 55 by 3 months 2 days. At Charston, So. N . R. PAYNE, H. oldest sister of the Rowe brothers, Sampson, William and Roger.
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