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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1908

Page

4

Local option vote dominates town elections in Henry and nearby townships

April 9, 1908. Henry Township reports 534 ballots with 173 Yes and 326 No on anti saloon status. Republican ticket swept, except town clerk. Detailed results list supervisors clerks assessors collectors and highways officials across Whitefield Roberts Steuben Saratoga Lacon Richland and other townships with local option tallies and various margins.

Henry Dennis Hartley Burt F. A. Raymond Ed B. Smith Bernard Merdtan Smith D. L. Hartley C. E. Burt Frank Dennis Albert Haynes Dennis William Salisbury Frank Troendley Salisbury P. J. Maubach Harry Blackburn Joe Cook Harry Merdiano Frank Dawson Merdian Roberts L. H. Brown J. B Norton T. M. Croft J. B. Day Lawrence Hall Samuel Miller Louis Palm Henry Tidmarsh Otto Gustafson Wm. Broaddus Belle Plain tLa Rose S Sperry B. BR Harper L. Stuebing T. E. Tlig C. F. Shhumacher Jacob Hattan H Brandt W. R. Spangler H. Hahn T F. Hatton G Buckingham J. P. Kanive Steuben Township Fred Hill M.¢Mclaughlin R. Addison Tanquary Allison Garrett George Christman Thomas Kelly W. T. Gibbs Enos Odell Wm Taylor BG van Antwerp John Parsons George Kear A Watkins W B. Duncan Lewis Griswold Saratoga Township G. W. Ward H. R. Bulleyment W. R. King J. Kissell J. I. O'Brien Charles Salisbury C. K. Lombard Wm. Blackburn Justice Eo Lacon Township Wm. S Shaw Fred Guede Wm. Bellows Absessot Louig 'T Wood Hart Mellow John Woods Charles Gibbs Aia Peter West Charles Rickey G We Hancock Constable Richard Dalrymple Wm. Horner Richland Township Wm. Crank J. S. McCully George Barnes Clarence May Jones Gelalt Fred la Prairie Harry Scott Green AfcQuil B. “Packing I. I. Webber Bert Burnett Bennington Stephen Polick Otto Sherer Newburn Donnelly Ind M Johnson Vinecore Albert” ‘Cinamon Jacob Iristee Jéan “Ingra Dizzy Davis Wm Goodfellow John Gilaon Perleeen Hopewell Township W L. Stoner F. G. Folken A. M. Stoner Bert Ruggles Andrew Feazel Jerry Trone M. S. German Hd Coleson D. B. Boon Harry Shoup C. W. Casey Waldo-Held Peter Schmidt Stephen Apple R E. Antrim Wimer Schlosser Herman Scheffelbin Evans Township L. D Brown Charles Hong Thomas Gants D. W. Schwartz Ed Hangers H. A. Winters Alfred Judd Thomas Foster A C. Garvin Samuel McAllister M. J. French W. D Dunlap County Board of Supervisors Ed B Smith James Davidson Swans Lee Turner J D Taylor Lacon Wm. Shaw Saratoga James Murphy Whitefield Charles Klein Hopewell W. L. Stoner Roberts Wardie Broaddus Sherman Sperry Steuben Frank Kehrenback Richland Yes I Steuben

Local election tallies show party results and local option votes

The record lists candidates and party affiliations for Hennepin and Senachwine offices. It shows supervisors, town clerks, collectors, assessors, commissioners, and a local option vote with yes and no tallies. Majorities and specific vote counts are noted for multiple races and districts.

Local Option Vote of Marshall County

The county board of supervisors shows 4 Republicans to 8 Democrats while Democrats vote earlier and more often in townships. The piece accuses both parties of guarding county funds from grafters and spending taxpayers’ money with care.

Marshall County

Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Vitality and Praise

An advertisement urges readers to take Foley's Kidney Remedy to tone the system and renew vigor, claiming it cures backache and kidney and bladder troubles and notes it is sold by A. J. Ironmonger. The piece also quotes a stanza from Dr Wan and HH Holcombe in Southern Voices about redemption and hope.

Foley A. J. Ironmonger Dr. Wan HH Holcombe

Farmer as Advertiser Plans Local Advertising Push

Wisconsin farmer Miller will advertise his products in the Tomahawk Leader for a year. He believes advertising helps farmers who often have goods to sell or need to buy, hoping neighbors will join and share the benefits. Subscribe for The Republicant.

Miller Tomahawk Leader Myeighbors

Deep Waterway for Illinois Bridges Across Water and Power

Illinois considers a 61 mile deep waterway from the drainage canal to Utica with four pool levels Joliet Kankakee Morris and Ottawa, potential 180,000 horsepower and $25 per HP year revenue. voters to decide bond issue of 20 million in November. Legislation makes Des Plaines and Illinois rivers navigable and aims to remove obstructions with state consent.

C. Pervier Bureau County Ill Illinois Farmers’ Elevator Companies Springfield Illinois River Great Lakes Mississippi Buffalo New Orleans Corn “Belt St. Louis General Assembly Utica Internal Improvement Commission of Illinois Drainage Canal Joliet Lake Joliet Kankakee Morris Ottawa Starved Rock Congress Des Plaines Economy Light and Power Company Dresden Heights

Hutchins Downey Easter sale offers tailored suits and trousers

Easter rush hits the measure department with new colorings appealing to nine of ten men. Suits to your measure priced from $20 and trousers from $5, with a fit guaranteed. Hutchins & Downey advertises conservative fabrics as options. In other news Colonel William J. Conzelman resigns as Holme for Boys trustee at St. Charles citing support for Governor Yates and wanting time for a new selection by Governor Dengen.

Hutchins & Downey Win. J. Conzelman Holme For Boys St. Charles Densen Gonzelman Yates Conzelman

Postmaster General Denies Mails to Anarchist Journal

The passage notes broad approval of the Postmaster General’s decision to deny mail service to an anarchist publication, labeling the paper as immoral harmful and detrimental to the public welfare. It frames the action as an exercise of power by the federal official.

Market Booth Notes on Grains and Prices

Fragments show references to corn oats wheat with unclear figures and vendor notes. Names or dates are unreadable, but the text hints at a Henry markets list and yellow No labels. The legible content resembles an old market tally or vendor stock card.

New Perfection Oil Stove Eases Summer Kitchen Heat

The piece promotes the New Perfection Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook stove as a solution to hot kitchens. It highlights a cool kitchen, faster breakfast prep, and the blue flame design that concentrates heat and reduces surface radiation. It urges readers to adopt the stove for comfort and better cooking in summer.

Putnam Local Notes and Roosevelt Taft Quote

Local items report H R Loomis and wife in Kewanee, Roy Park joining a Kansas Carnival company, Frank Coe and assistants painting at the Undercliff, and Miss Cumming's entertainment a success. Cemetery association elects Howard Williams president and O P Carroll treasurer, Howard Loomis secretary. Roosevelt praises Elihu Root and Taft as the nation’s top public figures.

H R Loomis Kewanee Roy Park Kansas Frank Coe Undercliff Eihenderson Rev Beall Henry Bartram L. H. Pennell J M Williams

Hilly Sunday Reflections on Adversity and Social Pressure

A quoted voice condemns abortion as a hidden shame for girls more than for married women, arguing social norms drive women to conceal acts rather than seeking mercy or understanding. The remark highlights moral critiques linked to gender and reputation.

Home Kidney Health Claim Prescription Stirred Public Interest

A printed home remedy from 1906 promises to cleanse and strengthen kidneys using Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla with dosage guidance. The Scranton Times noted its initial printing and said many major cities later announced it to readers.

Bright Scranton Times New York Boston Philadelphia Pittsburg

Eggs For Sale Hatchings and RWyandottes Ad

Eggs and hatchings advertised with Silver-laced Wyandottes. Also listed are Poland China pigs and other items. Contact J A Price by phone 211 for details and registration notes.

J. A.price Henry

Local Social Notes Reach Across Towns and States

Miss Laura Kelso visits Toledo this week. Mrs. Mike Moore returns from Chicago. Various residents make calls and visits in Bloomington Ottawa Peru and Mendota with family and friends. Delegates attend Woodmen county convention at Peru.

Burt Burgess Joe Hannum Dora Barber Wenona Hazel Boshel Lucinda Hagg Peru la Sale Manley Franklin Anna Erbes Mendota George S Hillabrand Louisiana Texas Mort Mortenson Mary Anna Mortenson Frank Bliss J T. Bliss Monica Charles Arenz Fred Zilm Henry R W Philips W. W McKenzie C W Curtis Mort Reynolds M. J Mulverhill Woodmen's County

Local gossip and family notes from Depue area

Miss Della Davis visited at J B Alberts last week. George Hetrick and others shopped in Henry. George Fords funeral held in Granville with attendees from here. Clyde Hopkins killed in a Tennessee railroad accident. Lewis Rousseau funeral in Hennepin. died in Texas, buried here. Joseph Anderson visited from Kewanee. Joe’s boyhood home here. Mrs Joe Shuck suffered neuralgia, improving slowly. Mrs Albert Daily improving slowly at 84. Henry Bruer and Lada Hetrick visited Will Stehl near Granville. Mrs Clara Shively from Washington visiting relatives. Mrs Moore Daily and Ben Cassell related. Mr Paul Cramer aged 84 improving slowly. H B Allen and wife, Mrs Clara Wallin shopping in Hennepin. Farm work and house cleaning underway. news scarce.

Della Davis Depue Albert George Hetrick Henry George Ford Granville J B Albert Clyde Hopkins Tennessee Lewis Rousseau Hennepin Rousseau Texas Joseph Anderson Kewanee Joe Joe Shuck Mirs Albert Dally Henry Bruer Lada Hetrick Will Stehl Clara Shively Ang Washington Shively Moore Ben “Cassell Paul Cramer H. B.allen Clara Wallin

Twenty Year Sentence

Twenty years after applying Bucklen's Arnica Salve the writer from GeRayeville claims cure for bleeding piles. The ad promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a remedy for sores boils burns wounds and cuts and notes a 25 cent price at the local drugstore.

Bucklen Wooleyer GeRayeville Npy Ironmonger

Painting a Church Sealed Bids For Jerusalem Church Paint

Sealed bids will be received for painting Jerusalem church two coats outside. Trustees reserve right to reject any or all bids. Address Chester Bidwell Chairman of Trustees. The rest of the fragment references a minister’s political remark and a trotting stallion, with no clear newspaper item.

Jerusalem Church Chester Bidwell

Wasatusa’s Kid To Stand At Public Breeding Service

Three year old Wasatusa’s Kid, a well bred trotting colt from Little Silver’s line, will stand at stud in Saratoga this season. Dam Little Silver by McGregor Chief. record figures include 2:18 and 2:22 among descendants. Service fee set at fifteen dollars for the aving colt.

Dan Nutwood Wasitusa Sey Plumes Little Silver McGregor Chief Cressus Waskawee Wasatusa Saratoga

Selim 82092 Stud Announcement and Breeding Details

Selim 82092 described as 17 hands high and about 2000 pounds. Foaled May 17, 1902, bred by Dr Schlosser, pedigree tracing to Highland Duke Tempest Victor Coco Mignon Jeane Blanc and others. Season schedule listed in Illinois with studs at Edward Kranz C A Swanson John Shields Grant Lorvon Oxbow and others. Terms include 13.60 to insure a foal. insurance forfeiture. winner Wilhelm Schlosser owner.

Selim Schlosser Henry Alee Highland Duke Tempest Victor Philibert Superior Favori I Views Chaslin Coco Mignon Jeane Blanc Dam Edna Davilo Association Chicago Ill Edward Kranz C. A. Swanson John Shields Roberts Grant Lorvone Oxbow John Nader Lowner Hopewell Sam Toney Wimner Aan Royal Randall, i

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the Republican Hursday W. HH. Bell Frank Wood Bell Whitefield Township Cc. H. Klein J. N. Young Klein Lawrence Hunt G. I. Holler Hunt Frank J. Curry T. H. Packingham Curry Joseph Bogner C. L. Clawson Edmond Quinn B. G. Wood Frank Melody Thomas McCall J. B. Durham Putnam County L. F. Boyle Peter M. Morine GM Cunningham R. BE. Zenor H. T Simpson G. H. ‘Brennemann Henry Deck Jasper Cecil J. E Ulmer Wm Winterscheid Republian Senachwine W. L. Kelso J. P. Heminghouse J C. Bacon H. M. Dally Walter Winship Fred C. Cook Putnam Roosevelt Elihu Root William H. Taft Poland China Jowsveariing ROYAL Joe Cannont Wasatusa’s
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