Henry year 1892 post office receipts and local notices
Receipts for the Henry post office year ending April 1 1892 totaled 349827 near the 83500 short of a quota that would add 100 to Postmaster Brown ly salary or 1500 overall. Election judges clerks and gate keepers named. Town meeting moderator J H Jones and Democratic delegates listed. Local business updates include a steam engine upgrade at a factory and plans for more machinery. Epworth League meeting invited with a solo by Mrs Jenoe Deyoe. Edward Burson moves to Santa Barbara Calif. his store sold with good figures. birthday at Ralph W E Kirkpatrick home. Marshall lodge IOOF to host Easter Monday party at New Opera Hall. Robert N Lee the jeweler welcomed family home. license debate at Ys club April 11. Rev Father Donovan spoke on The Catholic Church the Mother of Civilization at St Josephs and St Patricks Peoria.
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Henry
Brownly
D McDonough
C K Jones
Braeger
Jos Hub
Chas Frommel
Theo Disosway
Eli Albertson
Martin Green
J H Jones
F Paskell
H B F Kirchman
T F Clover
J N Krenz
J & Burt Bernard Yaeger
Chas Gretabach
Daniel Ketchum
Chas Motter
H Watercott
R C McWilliams
John Tomasson
Wm Niblock
Smail
Stat Ble
Epworth League
Jenoie Deyoe
Edward Burson
Santa Barbara
Cal
George Burson
Hayleg
Ralph W .E Kirkpatrick
Marshall Lodge
New Opera Hall
Ticketa
Robert N Lee
Stephens House
Main Street
Lee
Robert E Lee
Father Donovan
St Joseph’s Church
Fr Lockney
St Patrick’s Church
Peoria
St Joseph's Parish
Local Drive on Groceries and Tobaccos Promises Bargains
A promotional sale listing prices on pepper, salt, sugar, cigars, canned peaches, corn, flour, buckwheat, rock candy, sorghum, tobacco, dried fruits, and evaporated fruits. Includes bulk offers, 5 to 42 cent items and bulk pail and sack deals aimed at Marshall and surrounding counties.
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Michigan
California
Marshall
Blackwell's
Durham
Beaver CreekMan praises Chamberlains Pain Balm for relief
John Park of Beaver Creek Minnesota describes years of painful swollen feet diagnosed as rheumatic gout. He tried various doctors and cures before Chamberlains Pain Balm, noting a single fifty cent bottle reduced swelling and inflammation enough to stop using canes and wear boots. He urges readers to visit Coan and Bush’s old stand to see his improved stock and fair prices.
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John Park
Beaver Creek
Minn
Chamberlain
J. W. Niece
Messie Coan & ‘Bush
Coan & Bush
Henry
Lil
Webb's Ticket Offices Advertise Global Travel at Low Rates
Cut rate tickets offered by Webb's Ticket Offices for seven Fein and ocean steamships claim reliable service and cheapest rates. Located at 00 South Adams in Peoria. Coughing linked to consumption. Kemp's Balsam advertised as a remedy.
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Webb
Bouth Adams
Peoria
Music Stands for $1 at Campbell Sisters
Jesse Mae Hall is supported by a leading company of comedians now traveling the region. The Campbell Sisters present a music stand offer at a dollar as part of a promotional tour.
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Campbell Sisters
Jesse Mae Hall
Come‘dians
Local notices survey town life and changes
List of community updates includes Maud Hoge's school closure in Wenona and return home, J Watercott & Co millinery opening next Tuesday, Henry Times proprietor changes, Maud Bacon's study trip to Europe, and Dr. Anderson buying scrap. Also mention shifts: Richard Bowars sells to Klendt for 500 dollars, Holmes & Hayden shipping horses to Chicago, and community events like Easter sermons and suffrage meeting. Many personal moves, new homes, delivery wagons, and school election debates.
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Maud Hoge
Henry
Wenona
J Watercott &Co
Q Hildebrand
Oxbow
Heory
Harrington
Richard Bowars
Bowars
Klendt
Glens Falls
G Humphrey Agt
Mattie Evans
Union Grove
J D Stubbles
Maud Bacon
Chicago
Europe
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Helper & Adams
Ava Ramsey
Edwards Street
Samuel O' Banton
Henry Times
Wolf
Church of Christ
Loton Frisbey
Henry Tueaday
As & Patriot
Dr. Anderson
Holmes & Hayden
J. Watercott & Co
Charles Barnard
Richard Street
J H Scott
F Raymond
Scott
Verona
Epworth League
MEB
New Jerusalem
Frank Fiedler
Cutler
Greenfield
Mass
Arbor Day Observance and Local Notices Highlight 1892 Henry Events
Arbor Day activities are planned for the Henry school grounds with songs speeches and tree planting. The issue notes Mayors orders to impound staked cows, a guessing club at Melick & Co, and reports on local residents including J R Taliaferro visiting, plus church services at St John’s and Easter plans with confirmations and baptisms.
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J. 0. Bridges
Brown
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Long
Bird
Krenz
Buah
Soldiers
Henry
J. R. Taliaferro
Putnam
Taliaferro
Morgan
Reed
Barnhart
Bacon
Condit
BE L Baldwin
Cory
Mra J O. Hall
Wentworth Avenue
W. B. Deck
Messrs Coan & Bush
Beck
MeasraCoan & Mushc
Springfield Doctor Claims Cure for Cancer by Medicine
A Springfield resident testifies that Dr H Brandom treated a right breast scirrhus cancer with medicine only, avoiding surgery. After 24 days of treatment the lump dropped out and the patient expresses profound gratitude, praising the doctor's care and Providence.
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Springfield
Ill
Deandom
Weil
P Providence
13Th Street
Bene
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Pet Cash
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Kemp
Pete Peterson
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Eureka
Daniel Holcomb
Democratic Party
Wm Forrest
Dr Forrest
Prof Cross
Somonault
J. Watercott & C O 'S
Hood
Stauffer
Durango
Col
McKinney
Champaign County
Lane
Fry Concert Co
Boston
Ladies of the Congregational Church
Prof Currie
Lacon
St John’s Church
Jesus
Belog Rey Holst
Wyoming
John
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O.bowell
EB. H. Hutchins
Ayer
DR. H. Brandom
John Kline & CO
ST. Louis
Central States
John Kline
James Steele
John Steele
Wherry
Indigo
Turkey
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Bedford
Ries
John Wherry, JR
Wherry & Goltra
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Roger Bros. 1847
Thore
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Stever
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