French Draft Stallion State License Renewal Note
State license No. A 4300 renewed April 16, 1913 for the stallion named Henry also referred to as Fabter Boy in the draft records.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1913
Page
9
State license No. A 4300 renewed April 16, 1913 for the stallion named Henry also referred to as Fabter Boy in the draft records.
Miss Marie Richter of Detroit testifies to Vinci curing her nagging fatigue nervousness and indigestion. She says the tonic rebuilt her strength and digestion and urges other tired women to try Vinci. The ad claims thousands were helped and offers a money back guarantee through A. J. Ironmonger, Henry, MI.
An itemized page from a 1913 era paper reports a house bill in Springfield aiming to prohibit doctors from splitting fees with bureaus that dispatch patients. It also notes local civic chatter, road questions, a gas tax debate, and various regional incidents touching courts, farms, and schools.
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