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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
5
S parsed text indicates tickets or items named KSents are on sale at Gilmer's Coke Room with a price range of 25 to 35 cents. The note mentions reserves and faces wires.
Huge shipments pour into the establishment for summer trade and now depart in large quantities. The store boasts record stock levels across departments including dry goods, clothing for all ages, shoes, carpets, furniture, and wallpapers with aggressive bargain pricing. New York City lines of Metropol tan patterns and a wide array of coats, suits, dresses, and outfits are offered at deep discounts, plus specials on hats, shirts, and linens. Large consignments from manufacturers ensure fit for all sizes with prices claimed to be the lowest in the state.
Joseph Sievers returns to Henry to set up barber services. A Springfield bill seeks 78000 for Illinois and Michigan canal and Illinois river improvements with 25000 for Copperas Creek and Henry state locks. Reports from Joliet prison include sentences for James Taylor and George Crumley. Fish wardens enforce spring spawning season near dams. Local items cover real estate, social events, church activities, and notable residents’ movements and health.
A digest of odds and ends includes Patrick McManus selling out to a buffet in Lewistown and his wife returning to Henry. Henry Potell entertains with O. P. Billig of Peoria visiting. Lynn D. Rockwell, Bardley Institute student in Peoria, spent time at St Johns rectory. Local garages report growing auto activity as season opens. W W Dewey and William Curtis family travel to Arizona for a month or longer. Boyle Brothers sell Kinsall Royal 6309 to FP Galland of Shabbona. A 26 person auto party toured Tiskilwa in Rambler cars owned by local officials. Rock Island road to stop trains at Mossville Rome Putnam stations to aid commuters. State fish commission on Upper Illinois. Swain beats them passing between Henry and Lacon. Dr William Efford opens practice in Lacon Henry route. consultations free. Marshall lodge I O O F officers installed with J A Harrison and C E Burt presiding. list of officers named.
The Apollo Piano offers automatic or hand play, enabling any user to perform at expert level. It features 88 notes, transposition, and patent action with high quality components and a refined finish, marketed at attractive prices to encourage purchase.
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