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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1912

Page

10

Rail buyout rumors tie Toluca line to Peoria coalfields

Chicago dispatch reports the St Paul and Alton systems may purchase the Toluca Marquette and Northern Railway, extending into central Illinois coal regions and possibly entering Peoria. Officials also considered using the old Washington Pekin route for a Peoria mainline, as Northwestern coal traffic shifts and rival routes loom.

Toluca Chicago, Milwaukee& St. Paul Railrod Toluca and Rutland Alton St. Paul and Alton St. Paul Central Illinois Coal Fields Peoria Northwest Rutland Santa Fe Northwestern St Paul Toluca, Marquette & Northern Devlin Granville Bloomington Washington Pekin

Varna Social Roundup Includes Visits and Trips

Mrs Hattie Barnes of Lacon visited with brother Benjamin Myers and family. Mrs Anna Schmidt of Lacon spent days with daughter Mrs M Feazel. Joel Hansany family visited Henry Vie Stoner. S W McCulloch attended John Carruthers funeral in Washburn. Clifford Haws of Henry on business. Gallen Feazel to Streator for business. P W Held and W Cook returned from California. Dr Dunham of Wenona in town. Olney M Hurl went to Elgin. Mr animonton of Magnolia visited H H Thierry. Mrs B E Schumacher and family shopped in Henry. Maud Myers of Marseilles stayed with Joe Myers. Mrs John Antrim visited daughter Pearl School. Bernard Johnson of Toluca in town. Thierry attended funeral of grandmother Mrs Wilson in Wenona. Measles reported in town.

Hattie Barnes Lacon Benjamin Myers Anna Schmidt M. Feazel Joel Hansany Henry Vie Stoner Camora Frank Stoner S. W. McCulloch Washburn John Carruthers Clifford Haws Henry Gallen Feazel Streator P. W. Held Wil-lam Cook California Dunham tWenona Olney M. Hurl Elgin Animonton Magnolia H. H. Thierry BE. Schumacher Maud Myers Marseilles Joe Myers John Antrim Pearl Bernard Johnson Toluca Thierry Wilson Wenona

Safeguard of Marriages in Chicago Cathedral Policy

Chicago prelates announce starting Easter, couples must present a physician health certificate proving physical and mental normalcy and absence of incurable or communicable disease before marriage at the Cathedral of Sts Peter and Paul. The policy, approved by Bishop Charles P. Anderson, stems from months of study to prevent marriages of unfit individuals and reduce societal harm.

Chicago SS. Peter and Paul Chiccgo Walter T. Sumner Morrison C. A. Cummings K. G. Crosby Hay Safegward i Union

Local notes from Henry and Putnam area communities

Henry and Putnam notes recount family visits, visits to relatives, birthdays, and house projects. The item mentions deaths and funerals, new cars, a birth on March 25, and a mining Springs farm activity. A county spelling contest is announced along with a concert for Consolidated. A miscreant robbed a Flanagan saloon, leading to bloodhound evidence and a later arrest. Local society columns include church lectures, operas, and social events.

Whose Hypocrisy in the Public Office Run Debate

A rough critique questions men who claim friends force them to seek office, calling the tactic a cheap phrase and a chestnut. The speaker laments the pretense and urges an end to such pressure tactics in political candidacy.

Governor Veneer Leads Primary With Big Margin

Veneer holds a plurality over Len Small by over 70 000 votes with Wayman in third, Yates fourth and Harburgh fifth. Davis trails far behind with below 7000. Diann leads Democrats with about 47000 votes ahead of Alschuler. Caldwell is third and Dickson last.

Veneer Len Small Wayman Yates Harburgh Davis Dianns Alschuler Caldwell Dickson

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