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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1915
Page
6
In Monmouth Illinois Mrs Harriet Gale claims Vinol helped her after a health decline. The ad asserts Vinol, a cod liver oil and iron tonic, strengthens and revives worn out women and offers a money back guarantee if no benefit is seen.
A Springfield to Joliet Morris Ottawa and Peoria itinerary outlines Gov. Dunne and Attorney General Lucey joining a multi city tour to inspect the Illinois waterway plan. The two year project costs 3 076 000 and aims to deepen the channel to eight feet with a connecting lock at Walbridge creek and a possible route to the Mississippi and Wabash.
Henry Greys held their first practice game of the season on Sunday drawing about 150 royal supporters. Jimmie Johnson, son of the Peoria Three-I League, joined the Greys in the outfield. Pyell and Phelps pitched six innings of ball, result 6 to 2. Regulars and a pick-up team played amid lighthearted comedy and weather. Regular Sunday sessions are planned through April, with two May 1 and 2 games against a team touring the world from the Philippine Islands. All welcome free of charge. The piece also includes a sworn postal statement for The Henry Republican filed March 27, 1915.
Notice sets April 20, 1915 election in Henry Illinois for Mayor City Clerk City Treasurer City Attorney Police Magistrate and multiple aldermen. Votes on anti saloon measure. Polls open morning to 5 pm. City Clerk Elias B Wright signs March 16 1915. Ad insert Chamberlain's Cough Remedy promotion also present.
Regular city council meeting in City Hall April 6 1915. Mayor Dille and Aldermen Wombacher Parker Bauter Smith present. Minutes read and approved. Treasurer Morgan reported on hand balance 6023 76 and receipts 6651 72 since last. total debit 6900 07. Bills approved and paid. several officials and services listed. motion to extend water main referred to committee. street oiling interviewed. election judges appointed for April 20 1915.
A testimonial extols Electric Bitters from H. E. Bucklen & Co as a tonic to increase appetite regulate liver and bowels restore strength and improve complexion. Readers are urged to buy from druggists with claims of recovery from illness and widespread good results.
Letter from C L Welton of Wolverton Minnesota discusses renewing The Republican newspaper, snow in yards, seed grain cleaning, fall plowing advantages, and moisture retention. He observes farming routines, plow timing to avoid heat, corn culture methods to reduce smut and humorously remarks corn quality compared to popcorn.
Public notice announces attachment in a case where J B Stansell and S S Stansell are plaintiffs against the estate of S S Stansell for a debt of fifty dollars. Sheriff ordered to seize assets and bring them to the old court house in Marshall County on the first term. A sale may proceed to satisfy the claim.
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