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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1890
Page
10
Henry Republican reports on Miles Lisbeth Bisland’s Florida trip and a New Orleans reception. It highlights Miss Eile McCombs of Montgomery, paintings sold for two hundred dollars, and opinions on women’s work and fortitude.
Rev Jesse S. Gilbert argues against literal Bible reading, urging that the spirit guides interpretation. He cites Elijah, Nicodemus, and Jesus to show how interpretation should illuminate morals rather than enforce rigid wording. The piece emphasizes spiritual Christianity over legalistic readings and notes personal liberty in applying biblical principles.
The Henry Republican Steam Printing Offices outline subscription rates and printing terms in Marshall County. Notices cover delivery updates and payment changes, with ad rates and obituary and misc. notices advertised. The ad emphasizes quality, prompt service, and estimates for large jobs.
Local notices list meetings of Henry Lodge 03 and related associations across public square and nearby halls. Reguler building gatherings occur Tuesdays and Thursdays. Marshall Camp encampment Meets Fridays. additional posts and orders host weekly and monthly sessions in German School House, Odd Fellows hall, and city rooms.
By decree of the Marshall County Court in Illinois dated April 16, 1890, guardian Thomas O Brian to sell Lot 243 in Henry City belonging to minors Katie Delaney Mamie Delaney and Thomas Delaney. Sale set for April 26 at 10 a m at the property location, with proceeds for the minors.
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