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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1915
Page
7
An old ad style message touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a proven remedy for kidney complaints. It features a testimonial from Mrs Joyce of Hast Park Row, claiming long use and relief from back pain swelling and nervous symptoms with continued price availability at all dealers.
A stallion license for the horse named Prince Stallion No 6249 was renewed on March 23, 1925. The notice appears in a fragmented OCR read with garbled text surrounding breeder and related details, indicating renewal status and official action by the licensing authority.
Proctor No 6594 examined by Dr Marvin Faw reports all infectious diseases cleared and licensed to stand in Illinois with license expiring May 16 1916. Board rector strawberry roan Percheron stallion weighs 2000 pounds offers 1915 season at Ames Bros Edward Read's Lester Reeds John Burton's Lewis Rogier's John Burton's Wm Russell's La Pratria etc with 18 insure colt to stand and suck terms. Care noted but not liable.
Governor Dunne Senator J H Lewis and four state canal commissioners led a Henry gathering to back a proposed eight foot waterway from the Great Lakes toward the Gulf. The Swain steamer brought officials and locals, with Mayor Dille and Senator Lewis pledging federal and state support.
The record notes renewal of License No 6-4476 for Grade Stallion in Illinois dated March 17, 1915. A veterinarian exam by Dr Thea Gebhardt found the horse suitable for breeding or exhibition and passed the exam.
A fragmented passage discusses how readers and writers, including a compositor and proof reader, deal with deciphering badly written copy. It notes how errors and unclear figures prompt investigation by Tamres pend talled and others to identify correct totals, highlighting the editor’s challenge in maintaining accuracy.
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