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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1892

Page

2

Ladies Win School Election At Judice Henry

The 887 votes included 146 by ladies after they gained voting rights for school elections. Mrs J C Townsend cast the first ladies vote with Mary Hildebrant receiving the highest tally and J A Williams close behind. men largely did not organize, letting women carry the ticket. The text notes civic effort, a mixed crowd, and confidence the new board will aid the district. A medical note about Chamberlains Hye and Skin Ointment is briefly included.

Henry Jorda J.C. Townsend Mary Hildebrant J. A. Williams Mra Hildebrant Griswold J. H. Jones Hoyle J. A. Williaway Potter Mary L. Hildebrant Mary Griswold Fanny Clark W.P. Hoyle Dr W. H Jones Jos Schick

County Democrats Hold Lacon Convention on April 20

Delegates from all townships met at the Lacon courthouse in a county Democratic Convention. Reuben Broaddus chaired, with T. C. Colehower as secretary. A credentials committee resolved contested seats for Lacon, naming 14 delegates. The body endorsed unity, heard speeches from Day, Clover, and others, and later elected C. N. Barnes as senator candidate with a slate for state and congressional delegates. Resolutions favored Grover Cleveland but backed John M. Palmer as alternative nominee under current constraints.

Democratic Central Committee Court House Lacon Heuben Broaddus R. M. Barnes Reuben Broaddus T. C Colehower C. F. Clover Henry Lacan Broaddus Lacon Township J. T. Day Emil Guede D. Thompson A. R. Hancock Clair Bullman David Burns C. C. Broaddus H.E. Weacott Robi Theodobr J. J. Howard M. Flanegan John Noel J J. Banda Judson Ong J. P Twist Committee On Permanent Organization Colehower T. Day Marshall County Democrat T. F. Clover Mr Day J. J. Sands Geo T. Brown Peoria Herald Ben Warren Peoria Warren Marshall County Magoon Barnes State Senate N Barnes J. O. Garrett Geoo Barnes Broadway Whoeher Andrew Hancock Kline Hancock J.T. Ball Siuce Clover J. O Garrett A. Stateler C N Barnes R. A M. Barnes William Jim J. D. Ball J. D. Garrett G. F. Paskell Peter Jacobs Chas Tisdale Jas Twist W. D. Holmes Stephen Stateler Committee On Grover Cleveland John M. Palmar Sa

Democratic Convention Endorses Snow Cook and Resigns Committee

A report from a state convention notes endorsement of H W Snow for presidency and H G E Cook of Lacon for trustees of the Illinois University at Champaign. It also thanks Chairman Broaddus and Secretary Colehower for duties performed, with the convention adjournment sine die.

Alsc H. W. Snow Congress G. W. E. Cook Lacon Islinois University Champaign Marshall Connly Central Democratic Broaddus Colehower

Shakespearean Toleration Debate Draws Magnola Letter

Magnolia Ill April 11 1802 letter cites Kirkpatrick Streator exchange on Shakespeare authorship and common law. Writer defends Shakespeare’s dramatic purpose praises education advances and cites Meiklejohn Drake and Hallam to support tolerant view.

Pa Alkenpeare Kirkpatric Streator Rherd Shakespeare Streattor Harvey Blackstone Julius Cesar Meiklejohn University of St Andrews Drake and Hallam W.hle Vanb Magnolia, Ill

Thanking Friends for Kindness in Bereavement Card

We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during our sad bereavement. Joan E and Srewant aid Children.

Joan E Srewant

Magnolia democracy and the so called trade

A letter from A VorTeEr defends the Magnolia democrats against charges of a political trade. The writer argues republicans were party to any deal and asserts leading democrats were not involved. He contends the alleged trade would have harmed the democrats rather than help them.

Macro Magnolia

Lands Open for Settlers near Watertown and Lake Traverse

President Harrison to open Sisseton Wahpeton lands near Watertown South Dakota and Lake Traverse Minnesota for homestead settlement around April 15. Routes run via Saint Paul Minneapolis to Watertown or Davenport through Cedar Rapids Spirit Lake and Pipe Stone. Land office at Watertown offers quarter sections. information from Sebastian Q T&P A Chicago.

Ite Sisseton and Wahpeton Watertown South Dakota Spirit Lake Iowa Pipestone Minnesota Sebastian QT. &P.A Chicago

Electric Bitters Promises Cure All

Electric Bitters advertised as a pure medicine for liver and kidney ailments and skin conditions. The pitch claims malaria prevention and cure, with promises of relief from headaches and indigestion. Sold at Powell's drug store for 50 cents and 1 dollar per bottle with full satisfaction guaranteed.

Powell's Drug Store

William Monlox and Miss Bertha Shepherd Bound for Peoria

At Peoria on April 6 William Monlox of Peoria and Miss Bertha Shepherd formerly of Magnolia announce their engagement. After April 14 they will reside at At Home 118 Elliott Street Peoria.

Peoria William Monlox Bertha Shepherd, Trmerly Magnolia Elliott Street

Obituary notices from city civil year listing

Elder John Wherry 77 died in his son's home with funeral and burial at Putnam. Fan ny Clover died at 2 years 8 months and Grace Clover infant daughter also noted. Eleanor Ann Shields 74 died in Oxbow after coming from Indiana in 1833. funeral held today at 1 am.

John Wherry Putnam Fanny Fern T. F. Clover McKendree McNeal Grace Clover Eleanor Ann Shields Calvin Bbl Ida Indiana Michenor Lam

Henry's Greatest Bargain Store Millinery Sale

E H Hutchins advertises lively trade at Henry's Greatest Bargain Store in millinery with an expansive stock of hats bonnets and ladies accessories. Shoppers are urged to inspect an enormous selection of all wool dress goods silks and dry goods plus a notable shoe department and wall coverings.

E. H. Hutchins Henry

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