City Officers Contest Yields GOP Wins in Seven Seats
The Tuesday city officers contest produced a mixed result with Republicans winning five of seven positions. Hutchins was renominated for mayor with Democrats offering no rival. Alderman W B Deck led a clear field in the first ward while small margins decided clerk, treasurer, attorney, and third ward alderman races. Average poll rose from 462 to 475 compared with two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hutching
J. R. Paskell
Hutchins
W.B. Deck
Firat Ward
B. Watchin
Walter
W. Potter
A. Deéeck
G. Cromwell
A. H. Green
Pteidetaliis
Folteon
Potal
E . H. Hutchings
Glerk
Bi-Wright
Mahon Reotts
EW. Potter
H. E. Jacobs Sqenhenon
Tr Green
Chas- Doherty
Pitulation
Mavor—K.autchins
Eniticer
Walter Scott
Schaefer
Attormey
F. W. Fotter
H. BE. Jacobs
Democrat
Election results give J Japonger pure ad president and board picks
On Saturday a school election elected J Japonger pure ad president, with A G Humphrey and J P Sparling re-elected to the Board of Education. The new board members include J T A Burt president and J A Williams among others. Doherty elected clerk at 40 dollars. Committees named. meeting adjourned to May. The missionary meeting at St Pauls led by Rev Perceval drew a large attendance and heard Mrs George A Zeller discuss Philippine church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Humphrey
Soow
Peera Journal
Woman's Guild
Society
St. Paul's Parish
Yeaterda
St. Paul’s Society
Perceval
H. J. Woodward
George A. Zeller
Philippines
Swan Lake Club and local officials noted in Princeton report
The Princeton Republican reports on Dr J N Schallenberger visiting Princeton and a Swan Lake Gar Club near Senachwine lake with Chicago men including Mayor Harrison. Club members pay $700 each and $76 yearly dues. The group owns a new $18,000 club hall replacing a fire-destroyed building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton Republican
J. N. Schallenberger
Princeton
Swan Lake Gar Club
Senachwine
Senatlenberger
Swan Lake
Chicago
Harrison
Finevelub House
Henry
Commission Era of Highways of
Whitefield
RR. M. Tremain
William Clarence
David Dwyer
R. M. Tremain
W. T. Law
I. W. Waughbop
Treaslman
Waughop
Pladiy
Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Meressa M. Thompson
Peoria
Philippines
Mia Dr Zeller
Mary E. McDowell
Gatherine
McCulloch
Marshall County
Harriet—Monser
Aoe
Guey Sivinde
Marshall county Board of Supervisors special meeting notice
Marshall county board calls a special meeting at the Court House in Lacon at 1 pm on Wednesday April 92 1903 to fill the vacancy in the County Clerk office after the death of Edward J Quinn. Thomas A Connell is named County Clerk pro tem and bond approved. Committees chosen and meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinoian Star
Beardstown
Burney
C. A. Clement
W. W. Clement
Whitefield Corners
Adkinson
Henry
Springfield
Sparland
Adkkinson
Chicago
Wisconsin
Slasher
W. B. Kirkpatrick
Quincy
Colchester
Albert C. Nicholson
Joliet
H. M. Snow
Snow
Supt Perry
Lacon
Varna
Thomas Flouse
Mabara
Thomas Cornell
Marshall County
Board of Supervisora
Ed J. Quinn
Connell
John I. Thompson
Emmet Hancock
C. E. Rolley
Duke Bros
Pas W. W. Dewey
Dewey
John Swiger
Rolley
Magnolia
Carlock
Pekin
Gram
Commissioners of Highways
Henry Township
AY Presidenot
Peter Moertinn
J. Edmond Quinn
Andy Lanver
Board of Supervisors
City of
Bepgergage
Edward ‘J.quion
West Baden
Indiana
Edwand J. Quinn
Thomas A. Connell
Edwardd
Ulin
Haws
Breen
Wm A. Bell
J. M. Breen
Davidson
Menlkey
Bell
The
Suecess
Phe
Finance
Bell, Smith
Wikus
Metlkey
Bett
Mellkey
Murply
Wilk
Davigson
MugLy
Lyman
Hunt
Lyman O- Hunt
Ria Hunt
Ola G, Hunt
Ballard's Snow Liniment Praised by Scitic Patient
Ed C Nud of Iowaville Sedgwick Co Kansas says sciatica left him on crutches. After using Ballard's Snow Liniment he reports relief from pain and now walks unaided. He bought three 650c bottles and recommends it to others. Sold at J Evans and A Powell stores.
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Ed C. Nud
Iowaville
Sedgwick Co
Kan
Sais
Ballard
J. Ev& FE
A. Powell
County Clerk Election Called After Quinn Death
The Marshall county Board of Supervisors discussed an election to fill the county clerk vacancy caused by BE. J. Quinn’s death. Chairman Casey was given control of the call, with a majority favoring the same day as the Judicial election, to avoid extra cost estimated around $1600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AZ Turner
JM Breen
Ed B Smith
Jos Davidson
EE Wilkes
Joel Haws
Board
Marshall County
TiHuols
W. Casey
Thomas A. Connell Ha
Bell
Murphy
Wm Buck
Richland
Wis Bell
Belle Plain
J. M. Breen
BellpDington
Hopewell
James Davidson
la Prairie
Augustus Garrett
Steuben
Roberta
James—Murphy
Saratoga
Wartellkey
Whitefield
Ed B. Smith
Henry
A-L
Turmer
Evans
Walkes
Lacon
BE. J. Quinn
Board of Supervisors
Casey
Thoughtful Man Recovers Wife Using New Life Pills
Austin of Winchester Indiana faced his wife’s severe stomach and liver trouble. Doctors could not help. He tried Dr King’s New Life Pills from Dr Powell’s drug store and she was cured. Price 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M
Austin
Winchester
Ind
Dr. King
Dr Powell
Editors Respond to Henry Times on Church News Bias
Letters from pastors E. J. Kulery and Tee L. Zambuebl complain of Henry Times favoring Protestant churches in Church News while omitting Easter preparations of their congregations. They urge impartial coverage and question the paper’s bias and accountability in local religious reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Republican
Henry Times
St.-Mary’s
Statogepti
Deity
Wwe
Church News
Colurana
Eecy
Iritic Orted
Republican
E. J. Kulery
Tee L. Zambuebl
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Fast Relief
A vintage ad claims Good for Children produces immediate relief from croup and la grippe. It describes the remedy reducing inflammation, soothing the throat, and curing by aiding lungs to sustain oxygen to blood and tissues. Dr Powell endorses the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Princeton Stock Scams Warn of Losing Investments
A letter criticizes Princeton residents for investing in questionable outside companies with glossy prospectuses and stock certificates. It notes promoters’ guarantees and joint liability among all holders, predicting widespread losses as capital drains from Princeton and Henry, urging action to halt such schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Henry
Brnegate
Creole Belles Entertain Toluca Visit South of Henry Line
Magnolia notes the Swarlz gang finishing a contract at Clear Creek and moving to the T. M. & N. Henry line. April 29 Ladies Aid meets Mrs John Ramage. Mrs T. M. Dean sold millinery stock to Misses Mary Kuhn and Mabel Graves. Various town visits and shipments described, plus local political and social items.
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Swarlz
Clear Creek
Henry
Ladies Aid Satility
Mra
John Ramage
T. M. Dean
Mary,Kuhn
Mabel Graves
Johnny Murphy
Olney
Varna
James Price
H. GO. Mills
Chicago
Toluca
Frank Peterson
Granville
Mra Badgeley
Topeka
J. &.Boman
Clear
James Phillips
Pearis
Duesday
Lawrence Dugan
Family of
Hope
Otto’s
James—Phillips
Varan
C,taylor
Eriday
Hecht
Jesse Lee
Challenge From Dr Powell Offers Refund on Specific
Dr Powell seeks Henry county residents to test Dr Howard's Specific for constipation and dyspepsia. The ad promises permanent cures, claims it relieves sick headache and dizziness, and offers a bottle at half price with a money back guarantee if it fails to help. It touts sixty doses for 25 cents in a bold sales pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Powell
Henry
Howard
Illinois style school district consolidation spreads to Winnebago
The Seward township trustees consolidated three districts in Reward township with Edward McDonald named treasurer and bonds of 10000. O J Kern notified State Superintendent Bayliss. Rockford Register Gazette notes this as the first consolidation step in Illinois and predicts a central school building this summer with a hoped law allowing consolidated districts to tax for transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azo County
O. J. Kern
Edward McDonald
Kern
Bayliss
Reward Township
Rockford
Seward
Upus
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Datzido
Arte
Republican Office
Arril
Pontoon
Alde
Patrick McKeon
Patrick
Demostratic Party
Helm
Marth
Conquels
Patsy
Lacon Bridge
Ely
H. W. Hathaway
Eliza
W. J. Hitchcock
U.8
Buffalo
N. Y
Ely Brothers
Warren St
New York
C. W. Casey
Mamie Cunliffe
Sheator
Dennis
New Aexico
Cunliffe
Wulungls
Chas. Ag
Stevens & Bros
DR. Powell
Henry Markets
Sore— Bary Oldrerers
O'Stoe
Inugar Township
Bighee
Montgomery Ward
Atock
Charles -H-Beee
ILL
State OF
Illinois
J. W. Waughop
W. Waugdop
James Chambers
Soprs
Tebeys
Urrington
Avburliop
Sereesrencenserses Wm Lopemsn
Mar Fis Bruce
BF Forrest
R Rowe
Clarence
JL Hayward
Chas Jacobs
Donavan
Harry Blackburn
Geo Burt & Son
Ondge
Dwver
Dewalt
Pe Blackburn
Geo Hall
Frank Farling
Hboomis
Hayward
Tom Blackburn
Bridg
Norrom Hunt
Milby Marshalt
James Burt
Donovan
Danitels
LA Malter & Son
Henry Barefoot
Ldayward
Cese
Geo Moore
Geo Wable
OL Clawson
Wm Gray
H&ef
Aunter
Lumler Kuss Bros
LA Meter & Sons
Fred Cleveland
Srh
Jesaw
J. &. Franklin
Timothy Hay
Bereeen
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