City Election Results and Remarks on Henry County Vote
Henry voters elected Baronsoseph N. Krenz mayor over Charles R. Jones by 24 votes. Edwin T. Disasway was re elected city clerk, Harrison J. Gregory won treasurer, and aldermen elected were Watercott, Hutchins, Adams and Brown. The council canvassed the results and praised the new administration while urging law enforcement and prudent finances.
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Tuesaday
Henry
Baronsoseph N. Krenz
Henry D. Watercott
Eugene
Hutching
Alex Brown
Edwin T. Disasway
Harrison J. Gregory
Fred
Krenz
Ca OR Jones
EBT Disosway
E P Harney
HJ Gregory
Wheo Clark
FS Potter
H D Watercott
John Heim
EH Hutchins
MA Adams
W. E. Clark
Potter
John Helm
Johnny
Watercott
Hutchins
J. F. Coane
M. A. Adams
W. E. Bush
Deacon Hill
William
Cigara
Olover
Lacon Elects John S Thompson Mayor by Large Margin
In the recent election Lacon chose John S Thompson Esq as mayor by nearly a 200 vote majority the largest for the post in our sister city. The citizens seek a pure clean government with thorough execution of duties under his leadership. He is described as a thorough businessman genial and determined for honest governance.
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Andrew Anderson
Bill
Lacon
John 8. Thompson
Eureka Springs Fountain City A Descriptive Tour
Correspondence from Eureka Springs Arkansas describes a picturesque town on hills and valley with pine forests and abundant native fruit. Key sights include Crescent Hotel Southern Mansion and Chautauqua, plus parks hosting an auditorium for 8000 and boastful bath facilities, rail discounts, and a summer normal school starting in July.
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Eureka Springs
The
Republican
Ark
Arkansas
Crescent Hotel
Chautauqua
Crescent
Water cures at health resort noted for purity
The letter praises pure spring water and the health benefits for invalids, with mentions of Mrs Mobler improving. It notes lettuce and radishes for sale and praises friendly locals. The piece also covers Judge A M Craig seeking re election and local political shifts with temperance gains in Lacon's city election and lists newly elected officials.
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Mobler
Henry Monver
Recount Of 8d Ward Ballots Averts Alderman Loss
At Wilson E. Bush request the city council recounted 8d ward ballots. Result: 64 for Alex Brown, 68 for Wilson E. Bush, 1 for William Bush, 1 for Jupiter Pratt. William Bush ballot wrongly counted for Bush. Brown's vote sustained. Bush loses one vote. Wenona licenses approved. City officers elected: Mayor Mark Tisdale, Clerk Jeff Long, Treasurer Arthur Hill, Police Magistrate George Ewart, Aldermen Monk Mahlon Street Wmong. Council approves 4 license 2 no license.
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Temperance
Lacon
East
North
John O. Thompson
J. R Chapman
James Winters
Ote Ee Banei
R Gale
Aiderman
Pita Twist
John Noel
Wilson E. Bush
Alex Brown
William Bush
Jupiter Pratt
Mr Brown
Wilson Bush
Wenona
Mark Tisdale
Jeff Long
Arthur Hill
George Ewart
Monk
Mahlon Street
Wmong
Council
Beef and dairy exports rise in February survey
The Bureau of Statistics reports February exports of beef hog and dairy products at 11 821 105 dollars up 200 746 from the same month last year. The notice also promotes an Everett furniture sale by John Kline with discounts and ranges on elegant parlor and chamber suites. Boston Fair 5c and 10c Store advertises picture frames. 2t
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Bureau of Statistics
John Kline
Boston Fair
Alfred M. Craig seeks reelection to Fifth Judicial District Supreme Court
Card from Alfred M. Craig of Alseburg Ill announcing candidacy for re election to the Supreme Court judge position in the Fifth Judicial District with a June election date. Also includes a heartfelt thanks from Richard and Phebe Bowars Alice Davidson and Jennie Pechin for kindness shown during their mother's illness and death and for floral offerings.
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Mself
Supreme Court
Alfred M. Craig
Alesburg
Ill
Richard and
Phebe Bowars
Alice Davidson
Jennie Pechin
W. C. T. U. Thanks Volunteers After Meetings
The ladies of the W C T U express gratitude to all who assisted in last week’s meetings including speakers singers and trustees of the Controgational church. The planned speaker could not be secured and the raised fund will be retained for a future occasion. Per Onpaa Cox.
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Onpaa Cox
Republican Judicial Convention Call and Delegates List
The unsigned call announces a Republican judicial convention at Peoria Hall on May 6, 1691 to nominate a candidate for the supreme court of the Fifth Judicial District. It lists county delegates: Warren, Woodford, Henderson, Mercer, Rock Island, Henry, Peoria, Fulton, and Wood counties with named delegates including B. Ik Halls, J. B. Fletcher, and J. B. Murray among others.
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Uaea Hall
Peoria
Kincon
Maid District
Coun- la
Warren
Woodford
Dee Casa
Ayechom
John
B. Ik
Halls
Henderson County
John McKinney
Moreenwou
A. R. Mock
Henry County
Stark
John Hd
Ethire
Ethire Pea Peorla
Winslow Bexshell County
J. B. B. Fietcher
Gruney Oun
Pane
Ladalle
J.B. Murray
Wood County
Cut Rate Tickets Adheads for Rail and Steamship Travel
Advertisement for global travel tickets promotes the cheapest rates and reliable information. It invites readers to Webb's Ticket Offices at 1100 South Adams in Peoria Illinois to plan journeys by rail or ocean steamship.
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Webb
South Adams
Peoria
Ils
Marital Bond Report From Early Local Records
Married. Kepeo vin April 1790 residence of William Thorp, the bride's uncle. William Klev.ers bet of Lacon to Marian Heneicke of this city, Pe.
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Kepeo Vin
William Thorp
William Klev
Ers Bet
Lacon
Marian Heneicke
Obituaries from Hopewell Milo and Kicka for May and April
Deaths include Frederick Walmer age 25 in Hopewell on May 21. Jessie West wife of John West age 29 in Milo Bureau county on April 16. Amelia Ballard age 85 of Kicka Peoria county on April 2 sister of Mrs Gertrude Lytle of this city.
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Hopewell
Frederick Wal- Mer
Milo
Bureau County
Jessie
John West
Kicka Peoria
Amelia Ballard
Gertrude Lytle
Best and Cheapest Wall Paper Lines in Town
At E H Hutching offer 7500 rolls of artistic wallpaper and borders in every style. Over 150 rooms wallpapered this season from stock. Satisfied customers report matching borders and ceilings. The store claims the best and cheapest line in town.
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A. M. Craig
Supreme Bench
Hoe
Knox County
Craig Keing
Galesburg
Craig
Whitefield
Morgan Ers
Jos. Barrington
T DL
Travis
Henry, Il
Mists L, Jones
Surrey
Henry Reeler
Eureka
M L. Hildebrand
Commissioners OF Highways
Henry Township
Oe Meier & Son
Vincent Recker
Caceres
Arreut
G. W. Keller
O Fator
Henry and Vicinity
Tay Igine
A.C. Hecker
E. H. Hutching
K. H. Hotchins
C. WW. Beeler
W. Becker
Yz, Illinois
CAF
Troy
Eimim Willa
Marshall County
Uquit Doblier
Duke Bros
Henry, Ih
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